Past Nominees + Winners - The JUNO Awards
AWARDS

Past Nominees + Winners

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NomineeAZ CategoryZA
2000
P.J. Perry P.J. Perry & The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra

Best Traditional Jazz Album - Instrumental

1986
Allen Shechtman Melosphere- Helmut Lipsky

Best Album Graphics

1986
Hugh Syme Dimo Safari Mark Gane Martha Johnson The World is a Ball- M+M

Best Album Graphics

1986
Hugh Syme Dimo Safari Power Windows - Rush

Best Album Graphics

2000
Renee Rosnes Art & Soul

Best Traditional Jazz Album - Instrumental

2000
Pat LaBarbera Deep In A Dream

Best Traditional Jazz Album - Instrumental

2000
Bernie Senensky New Horizons

Best Traditional Jazz Album - Instrumental

1986
Anton Kwiatkowski Holst: The Planets- Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Davis (conductor)

Recording Engineer of the Year

1986
Gino Vannelli Joe Vannelli Black Cars- Gino Vannellli

Recording Engineer of the Year

1986
Dean Motter Heather Brown Deborah Samuel Between the Earth and the Sky - Luba

Best Album Graphics

1986
Hugh Syme Heather Brown Peter Shelly Robot Man and Friends- Peter Shelly

Best Album Graphics

1996
Deborah Cox Deborah Cox

Best R&B/Soul Recording

1986
Mike Jones Paul Northfield The Thin Red Line, Don't Forget Me- Glass Tiger

Recording Engineer of the Year

1996
Charlene Smith Feel The Good Times

Best R&B/Soul Recording

1996
jacksoul Absolute

Best R&B/Soul Recording

1996
Philosopher Kings The Philosopher Kings

Best R&B/Soul Recording

1986
David Tyson The Lines Are Open- The Arrows, The Key- Erroll Star

Producer of the Year

1986
Patrick Glover The Bohemians- Skywalk

Recording Engineer of the Year

1986
Leslie Howe Forward Your Emotions- One to One

Recording Engineer of the Year

1996
Bass Is Base Memories of the SoulShack Survivors

Best R&B/Soul Recording

The JUNOS were established in 1971. All awards dated 1970 are RPM Gold Leaf Awards.

CARAS rescheduled the 1988 ceremony from fall to spring 1989. As a result, there was no 1988 JUNO Awards show.

9002 TOTAL NOMINEES