Past Nominees + Winners - The JUNO Awards
AWARDS

Past Nominees + Winners

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1975
Murray McLauchlan Bernie Finklestein

Producer of the Year

1975
Bill Amesbury Bill Gilliland

Producer of the Year

1975
Brian Ahern

Producer of the Year

1975
Gene Martynec

Producer of the Year

1975
Jack Richardson

Producer of the Year

1975
Gino Vannelli

Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year

1975
John Driscoll

Producer of the Year

1975
Mel Shaw

Producer of the Year

1975
Terry Jacks

Producer of the Year

1975
Randy Bachman

Producer of the Year

1979
Toronto Boroque Trio A Baroque Bouquet

Best Classical Album of the Year

1979
Liona Maria Boyd First Lady of the Guitar

Best Classical Album of the Year

1979
Andrew Davis Toronto Symphony Orchestra Janacek Taras Bulba

Best Classical Album of the Year

1979
Glenn Gould Roxolana Roslak Hindemith; Das Marienleben

Best Classical Album of the Year

1979
The Orford String Quartet The Orford String Quartet

Best Classical Album of the Year

1985
David Foster Chicago 17 - Chicago

Producer of the Year

1986
Rob Quartly Gowan Cosmetics - Gowan

Best Video

1986
Rob Quartly Glass Tiger Don't Foget Me (When I'm Gone) - Glass Tiger

Best Video

1986
Rob Quartly Ian Thomas Harmony - Ian Thomas

Best Video

1986
Greg Masuak Luba How Many (Rivers to Cross) - Luba

Best Video

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.

8753 TOTAL NOMINEES