1986 Juno Awards

Juno

About The Show

The Junos recognize excellence in the Canadian Music Industry by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Tune in to watch some of your favorite Canadian artists, with a few international stars mixed in.

Host: Howie Mandel
Date: November 9, 1986
City: Toronto, Ontario

The Nominees

Album Of The Year

Best Album Graphics

Winner: Rush Power Windows
M+M The World is a Ball
Peter Shelly Robot Man and Friends
Luba Between the Earth and the Sky
Helmut Lipsky Melosphere

Best Children's Album

Winner:
Charlotte Diamond 10 Carrot Diamond
Fred Penner A House for Me
Eric Nagler Come On In
Chris & Ken Whiteley Lots More Junior Jug Band
Bob McGrath & Katharine Smithrim Songs + Games for Toddlers

Best Classical Album - Large Ensemble Or Soloist(s) With Large Ensemble Accompaniment

Winner:
Toronto Symphony Holst: The Planets
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Franck: Symphony in D Minor & Berlioz: King Lear
Orchesre symphonique de Montreal Suppe: Overtures
National Arts Center Orchestra Schubert: Symphony No. 8 & Strauss: Metamorphosen
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Great Verdi Arias

Best Classical Album - Solo Or Chamber Ensemble

Winner:
James Campbell Stolen Gems
New World Consort Au Verd Boys - To the Greenwood
The Toronto Consort La Chanson Francaise, Songs o fMedieva & Renaissance France
Louis Lorte Louis Lortie Plays Maurice Ravel
Jon Vickers Vickers

Best Jazz Album

Winner: Oliver Jones Lights of Burgundy
Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass featuring Phil Woods Boss Brass & Woods
Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass Atras De Porta
Denny Chiristianson Big Band Doomsday Machine
New Music - The Rob McConnell Sextet The Rob McConnell Sextet Old Friends

Best R&b / Soul Recording

Winner:
Billy Newton-Davis Love is a Contact Sport
Liberty Silver All in the Way
Kenny Hamilton Right Here is Where You Belong
Glen Ricketts I Found a Love
Erroll Starr The Key

Best Reggae / Calypso Recording

Winner:
Lillian Allen Revolutionary Tea Party
Ras Lee Moonlight Lover
Messenjah Night Rider
George Banton No One Can Love Me Like You Do
Jayson Free South Africa

Country Female Vocalist Of The Year

Winner: Anne Murray
Anne Lord
Kelita
Marie Bottrell
Carroll Baker

Country Group Or Duo Of The Year

Winner:
Prairie Oyster
The Family Brown
The Mercey Brothers
C-Weed Band
Eddie Eastman & Carroll Baker

Country Male Vocalist Of The Year

Winner:
Murray McLauchlan
Eddie Eastman
Matt Minglewood
Gilles Godard
Frank Trainor

Female Vocalist Of The Year

Winner: Luba
Martine St. Clair
Anne Murray
Jane Siberry
Carroll Baker

Group Of The Year

Instrumental Artist(s) Of The Year

Winner: David Foster
Canadian Brass
Liona Boyd
Zamfir
Moe Koffman

International Album Of The Year

International Single Of The Year

Male Vocalist Of The Year

Most Promising Female Vocalist Of The Year

Winner:
Kim Richardson
Francesca
Siobhan Crawley
Sheree Jeacocke
Chantal Condor

Most Promising Group Of The Year

Winner: Glass Tiger
One to One
Chalk Circle
Cats Can Fly
Eye Eye

Most Promising Male Vocalist Of The Year

Winner:
Billy Newton-Davis
Michel Lemieux
Stan Meissner
Scott Merritt
Doug Cameron

Producer Of The Year

Winner: Various Artists St. Elmo's Fire soundtrack
The Arrows / Erroll Starr The Lines Are Open / The Key
Skywalk The Bohemians
One to One Forward Your Emotions
Eye Eye Just In Time to Be Late

Recording Engineer Of The Year

Winner: Gino Vannelli Black Cars
Skywalk The Bohemians
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra Holst: The Planets
One to One Forward Your Emotions
Glass Tiger Don't Forget Me, Thin Red Line

Single Of The Year

Winner: Glass Tiger Don't Forget Me (when I'm Gone)
Platinum Blonde Crying Over You
Martine St. Clair L'amour Est Dans Tes Yeux
Bryan Adams Diana
Corey Hart Everything In My Heart

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

Winner:
Jack Richardson