JUNO · 1982

JUNO 1982

• Album of the Year · Loverboy
• Best Album Graphics · Hugh Syme
• Best Children’s Album · Sandra Beech
• Best Classical Album of the Year · Charles Dutoit
• Best Jazz Album · The Brass Connection
• Canadian Music Hall of Fame · Neil Young
• Comedy Album of the Year · Bob & Doug McKenzie
• Composer of the Year · Mike Reno
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year · Anne Murray
• Country Group of the Year · The Good Brothers
• Country Male Vocalist of the Year · Ronnie Hawkins
• Female Vocalist of the Year · Anne Murray
• Folk Artist of the Year · Bruce Cockburn
• Group of the Year · Loverboy
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · Liona Maria Boyd
• International Album of the Year · John Lennon & Yoko Ono
• Male Vocalist of the Year · Bruce Cockburn
• Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year · Shari Ulrich
• Most Promising Group of the Year · Saga
• Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year · Eddie Schwartz
• Producer of the Year · Bruce Fairbairn
• Recording Engineer of the Year · Gary Gray
• Recording Engineer of the Year · Bob Rock
• Single of the Year · Loverboy
• Album of the Year · April Wine
• Album of the Year · Bob & Doug McKenzie
• Album of the Year · Rush — Exit…Stage Left
• Best Album Graphics · Hugh Syme & Debra Samuels — Moving Pictures
• Best Album Graphics · Dean Motter
• Best Album Graphics · Richard Desmarais
• Best Album Graphics · Dave Buck
• Best Children’s Album · Fred Penner
• Best Children’s Album · Bob Schneider
• Best Children’s Album · Children’s Hour Productions
• Best Children’s Album · Various Artists
• Best Classical Album of the Year · York Winds
• Best Classical Album of the Year · Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal Conducted by Charles Dutoit
• Best Classical Album of the Year · Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal
• Best Classical Album of the Year · Glenn Gould
• Best Classical Album of the Year · Toronto Symphony Orchestra
• Best Classical Album of the Year · The Toronto Chamber Winds
• Best Jazz Album · Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass
• Best Jazz Album · Peter Leitch
• Best Jazz Album · Joe Sealy
• Best Jazz Album · Wray Downes & Dave Young
• Comedy Album of the Year · Ted Woloshyn
• Comedy Album of the Year · Don Harron
• Comedy Album of the Year · John Stark
• Composer of the Year · Mike Reno & Paul Dean
• Composer of the Year · Carole Pope & Kevan Staples
• Composer of the Year · Baron Longfellow
• Composer of the Year · Jack Lavin
• Composer of the Year · Bill Henderson & Brian MacLeod
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year · Laura Vinson
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year · Iris Larratt
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year · Carroll Baker
• Country Female Vocalist of the Year · Marie Bottrell
• Country Group of the Year · The Rovers
• Country Group of the Year · The Mercey Brothers
• Country Group of the Year · Showdown
• Country Group of the Year · The Family Brown
• Country Male Vocalist of the Year · Lee Marlow
• Country Male Vocalist of the Year · Harold MacIntyre
• Country Male Vocalist of the Year · Wilf Carter
• Country Male Vocalist of the Year · Terry Carisse
• Female Vocalist of the Year · Carole Pope
• Female Vocalist of the Year · Joni Mitchell
• Female Vocalist of the Year · Lisa Dal Bello
• Female Vocalist of the Year · Carroll Baker
• Folk Artist of the Year · Valdy
• Folk Artist of the Year · The Rovers
• Folk Artist of the Year · Joni Mitchell
• Folk Artist of the Year · Gordon Lightfoot
• Group of the Year · The Rovers
• Group of the Year · Rush
• Group of the Year · Prism
• Group of the Year · April WIne
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · Frank Mills
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · Hagood Hardy
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · The Emeralds
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · André Gagnon
• Instrumental Artist(s) of the Year · Liona Boyd
• International Album of the Year · Stars On
• International Album of the Year · REO Speedwagon
• International Album of the Year · Barbra Streisand
• International Album of the Year · Pat Benatar
• International Single of the Year · Diana Ross & Lionel Richie
• International Single of the Year · Blondie
• International Single of the Year · Stars On
• International Single of the Year · Kool and the Gang
• International Single of the Year · Kim Carnes
• Male Vocalist of the Year · Neil Young
• Male Vocalist of the Year · Gino Vannelli
• Male Vocalist of the Year · Gordon Lightfoot
• Male Vocalist of the Year · Burton Cummings
• Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year · Karen Silver
• Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year · Rita Johns
• Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year · Terry Crawford
• Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year · Salome Bey
• Most Promising Group of the Year · The Kings
• Most Promising Group of the Year · Red Rider
• Most Promising Group of the Year · Martha & the Muffins
• Most Promising Group of the Year · Goddo
• Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year · Peter Pringle
• Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year · Gary O.
• Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year · B.B. Gabor
• Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year · Jim Byrnes
• Producer of the Year · Ian Thomas
• Producer of the Year · Eddie Schwartz/Dave Tyson
• Producer of the Year · Fred Mollin
• Producer of the Year · Kerry Crawford/Jon Goldsmith
• Producer of the Year · Paul Dean/Bruce Fairbairn
• Recording Engineer of the Year · Keith Stein/Bob Rock
• Recording Engineer of the Year · Hayward Parrott
• Recording Engineer of the Year · Paul Northfield
• Recording Engineer of the Year · David Greene
• Single of the Year · Powder Blues
• Single of the Year · Chilliwack
• Single of the Year · Rough Trade
• Single of the Year · Baron Longfellow

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