Showing posts with label Luke Doucet. Show all posts
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Sunday, 4 August 2013

Kathleen Edwards and Stan Rogers in Last Half of CBC's Top Canadian Albums List



The area was well represtented in the first half of CBC's top Canadian albums list. Now that the final half of the tally is complete, two more talented local musicians have been added.

21. Kathleen Edwards: Failer



Links: Kathleen Edwards, More Kathleen Edwards Stories, Video courtesy of baer157

31. Stan Rogers: Fogarty's Cove



Links: Stan Rogers, More Stan Rogers Stories, Video courtesy of NovaScotian1992

On top of this, a number of musicians from our region made comments on other albums from the list.

Ben Caplan on Stan Rogers: Fogerty's Cove (21)
Luke Doucet (Whitehorse) on  Sarah McLachlan: Fumbling Towards Ecstacy (20)
Kathleen Edwards on Blue Rodeo: Five Days in July (15)
Sarah Harmer on Tragically Hip: Fully Completely (13)

Links: Numbers 40-21 on the list, Numbers 20-1 on the List, The Complete List, More CBC Lists

Blast from the Past: Kathleen Edwards and Stan Rogers on Top Canadian Singers List

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Saturday, 20 July 2013

Whitehorse on 2013 Polaris Music Prize Short List



On July 16, 2013, the Polaris Music Prize Shortlist was unveiled. Talented local duo, Whitehorse (Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland) were recognized for their work on their incredible latest CD, The Fate of the World Depends on This Kiss. Congratulations and good luck!.



Blast From the Past: Whitehorse up for Canadian Folk Music Award

Links: WhitehorseMore Whitehorse Stories, Video courtesy of NDOMA.

The illustrious, eclectic list also includes: Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Zaki Ibrahim, Metric, METZ, Purity Ring, Colin Stetson, Tegan And Sara, A Tribe Called Red, and Young Galaxy.

A $30,000 prize for the artists comes with the award.

The winner will be revealed at a Gala  held on September 23, 2013 at the Carlu in Toronto.  Another area singer/songwriter (and former nominee) Kathleen Edwards will co-host the event with rapper, Shad.

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Monday, 15 April 2013

New Lindy Vopnfjord CD: Young Waverer

Young Waverer, the latest CD from local singer/songwriter Lindy Vopnfjord (aka "Lindy") has many beautiful layers.

Underneath it all is an unmistakable folk and singer/songwriter vibe.  Lindy has crafted some impressive tunes with a stunning storytelling touch.

Built on top of that sonic foundation is a modern, quasi-alternative pop sound that meshes well with his expressive vocals.  Most of the songs are wonderfully infectious (especially Warsaw's Blinking Lights and On My Way Back Home). There are some remarkable slower numbers as well (Lover Sister and May Not be Right).

Lindy enlisted a few of his bandmates from Major Maker and Luke Doucet (Whitehorse) to help create his unique vision.

The CD can be downloaded through his web site or iTunes.

Below are a few videos from the recordign courtesy of  Stellablu477.





Links: Lindy Vopnfjord, More CD Releases

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Tuesday, 2 April 2013

New Whitehorse Covers EP: The Road to Massey Hall

Local Singer/Songwriter duo Whitehorse (Luke Doucet and Mellisa McClelland) wanted to do something special to celebrate their current tour.  Since their travels would take them to Massey Hall for the first time, celebrating the legendary venue seemed appropriate.

As a result, Whitehorse's fans are being treated to The Road to Massey Hall EP.   Luke and Mellisa put their own unique stamp on classic songs from performers that have played the fabled Toronto landmark.

Songs include Neil Young's Winterlong, Gordon Lightfoot's If You Could Read My Mind, Dark Angel by Blue Rodeo, Bob Dylan's It Ain't Me Babe, Strawberry Blonde by Ron Sexsmith and Un Canadien Errant, a french-language song written in the mid 1800s.

The amazing EP is availble as a download on iTunes or Six Shooter Records.

Below are videos courtesy of Six Shooter Records





Blast From The Past: Our Review of Whitehorse's The Fate of the World Depends on This Kiss

Links: Whitehorse, More Whitehorse Stories, More CD Releases


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Tuesday, 15 January 2013

New Whitehorse CD: The Fate of the World Depends on This Kiss

The sophomore album from the talented local duo Whitehorse (Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet) has been getting rave reviews and even
won a Hamilton Music Award last year.

All those accolades are well deserved as the disc picks up where their incredible self-titled debut left off and then proceeds to expand their musical repertoire.

Yes, you can still hear some really catchy alt-folk-pop tunes (Peterbilt Coalmine, Devil's Got a Gun) but they have also added more texture this time around.  There's the slow artistry of Mexico Texaco; the funkiness of No Glamour in the Hammer and Jane, the emotional bluesy power of Achilles Desire, and much more.


The album is available through Six Shooter Records (as a CD, LP and download) or can be purchased  at iTunes.

Below are tracks from the CD, courtesy of Six Shooter Records.






Blast From the Past: Our Review of their Debut CD

Links: Whitehorse, More Whitehorse Stories, More CD Releases

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Monday, 19 November 2012

Hamilton Music Award Winners

 
Congratulations to all the winners from the 2012 Hamilton Music AwardsIt was an amazing showcase of  all the wonderful talent we have in the city.

The big winner was Terra Lightfoot, who received three well-deserved awards (Female Artist, Female Vocalist, Alt-Country Album).  Blues veteran Harrison Kennedy walked away with two (Male Vocalist, Blues Album) as did Tomi Swick (Pop Recording, Video) and Luke Doucet (Adult Alternative Recording w Whitehorse, Best Guitarist)

The ceremonies were held November 15-18, 2012 at the McIntyre Theatre in Mohawk College.

Click here for the article from the Spectator, which includes the complete winner list.

Click here for video coverage from CHCH.

Here's Tomi Swick's video of the year, December Sky, courtesy of Tomi's YouTube Page



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Below are highlights of the winners list.
  • Female Artist of the Year -Terra Lightfoot
  • Male Artist of the Year -Lee Reed
  • Local Group of the Year by the Peoples Choice -Hey Brother
  • New Artist/Group of the Year - Missy Bauman
  • Roots Recording of the Year - Ben Caplan and  the Casual Smokers – In The Time Of The Great Remembering
  • Alternative/Indie Rock Recording of the Year - CA Smith – Someone You Love
  • Folk/Traditional Recording of the YearS.G SinnicksThe Last Irishman In Corktown
  • Rock Recording of the Year - Arkells – Michigan Left
  • Adult Alternative Recording of the Year Whitehorse – The Fate Of The World Depends On This Kiss
  • Blues Recording of the Year Harrison KennedyShame The Devil
  • Alt/Country Recording of the Year - Terra Lightfoot – Terra Lightfoot
  • Pop Recording of the Year -  Tomi SwickTomi Swick
  • ArcelorMittal Dofasco Artist Lifetime Achievement Award Crowbar and Gordie Tapp (Hee Haw)
  • Songwriter of the Year - Arkells
  • Female Vocalist of the Year - Terra Lightfoot
  • Male Vocalist of the Year -  Harrison Kennedy
  • Canadian Recording of the Year by Peoples Choice (Sales over 10,000 units) - Monster Truck, The Brown EP
  • Record of the Year -  The Rest – Seesaw

From the Industry Awards

More from the Hamilton Music Awards

Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners

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Friday, 9 November 2012

Daniel Lanois and Luke Doucet on CBC's Top 25 Canadian Guitarists List

To celebrate guitar month (November) over at CBC Music, they selected the top 25 Canadian guitarists of all time.  Two deserving, talented, local musicians made the cut: Daniel Lanois (13) and Luke Doucet (10). They are certainly in good company as the list boasts Neil Young, Randy Bachman, David Wilcox, Bruce Cockburn, Colin James and many other legends.  Alex Lifeson of Rush took the top spot.

Below is the complete list:

25 & 24. Dallas & Travis Good (Sadies)
23. Kevin Breit (Sisters Euclid)
22. Ian Blurton (ex-Change of Heart, C'mon)
21. David Wilcox
20. Liona Boyd
19. Rob Baker (Tragically Hip)
18. Don Ross
17. Keith Scott (Bryan Adams)
16. Brian Connelly (Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet)
15. Patrick Pentland (Sloan)
14. Kim Mitchell
13. Daniel Lanois
12. Ed Bickert
11. Colin James
10. Luke Doucet (Whitehorse)
9. Randy Bachman  (Guess Who, BTO)
8. Lenny Breau
7. Joni Mitchell
6. Rik Emmett (Triumph)
5. Neil Young
4. Bruce Cockburn
3. Robbie Robertson (The Band)
2. Jeff Healey
1. Alex Lifeson  (Rush)

Click here for full story

Check out these videos:



Links: Luke Doucet, More Luke Doucet Stories, Video courtesy of Six Shooter Records



Links: Daniel Lanois, More Daniel Lanois Stories


Blast From the Past: Daniel Lanois & Others@Harvest Picnic

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Friday, 2 November 2012

Local Musicians Up for Canadian Folk Music Awards

Local performers keep on racking up the nominations - this time at the 2012 Canadian Folk Music Awards.

Hamilton's First Family of Folk, Whitehorse is nominated for 3 awards (Contemporary Album, Ensemble, Vocal Group).

Local boy Ben Caplan is up for New Emerging Artist and Rob Szabo received a nod for best producer, for Steve Strongman's A Natural Fact.

The awards will be handed out November 17 in St. John's NB.  GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

Here is the complete list of nominees:

Traditional Album of the Year
  • Nicolas Pellerin- Petit grain d'or
  • Le Vent du Nord - Tromper le temps
  • Sheesham and Lotus & 'Son - 1929
  • Metis Fiddler Quartet - Northwest Voyage Nord Ouest
  • Lenka Lichtenberg - Songs for the Breathing Walls
Contemporary Album of the Year
  • Linda McRae - Rough Edges and Ragged Hearts
  • Whitehorse - Whitehorse
  • The Deep Dark Woods - The Place I Left Behind
  • Old Man Luedecke & Lake of Stew - Sing All About It
  • Rose Cousins - We Have Made A Spark
Children’s Album of the Year
  • Kathy Reid-Naiman and Hannah Naiman - Here We Go Zodeo
  • Andrew Queen - GROW
  • Will Stroet - Ensemble, en cadence
  • Henri Godon - Chansons pour toutes sortes d'enfants
  • Shelley Bean & The Duckety Muds - Shelley Bean & The Duckety Muds
Traditional Singer of the Year
  • Peter Wynne (The Wynnes)
  • Kim Beggs (The Blue Warblers)
  • Fred Jorgensen (The Navigators)
  • Sneezy Waters
  • Lenka Lichtenberg
Contemporary Singer of the Year
  • Keri Latimer
  • Geraldine Hollett (The Once)
  • Catherine MacLellan
  • Craig Cardiff
  • Rose Cousins
Instrumental Solo Artist of the Year
  • Rik Barron
  • Trent Freeman
  • Darren McMullen
  • Andrew Collins
  • Shaun Ferguson
Instrumental Group of the Year
  • Sultans of String
  • Oliver Schroer & Nuala Kennedy
  • The Fretless
  • Metis Fiddler Quartet
  • Gypsophilia
English Songwriter of the Year
  • Dala
  • The Deep Dark Woods
  • Jon Brooks
  • Catherine MacLellan
  • Annie Lou
  • PEAR
French Songwriter of the Year
  • Anique Granger
  • Mes Aïeux
  • Caracol
  • André Dédé Vander
  • Lisa LeBlanc
Vocal Group of the Year
Ensemble of the Year
  • Whitehorse
  • Oliver Schroer & Nuala Kennedy
  • Le Vent du Nord
  • La Bottine Souriante
  • The Fretless
Solo Artist of the Year
  • Matt Andersen
  • Del Barber
  • Michael Jerome Browne
  • Anne Louise Genest (Annie Lou)
  • Rose Cousin
World Group of the Year
  • Sultans of String - MOVE
  • Roberto Lopez Afro-Colombian Jazz Orchestra - Azul
  • Zhambai Trio - Tambanavo
  • Sagapool - Sagapool
  • Surkalén - Essence de lumière
New/Emerging Artist of the Year
  • Scarlett Jane
  • Pharis & Jason Romero
  • Lisa LeBlanc
  • Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers
  • Three Little Birds
Producer of the Year
  • Chris McKhool - MOVE (Sultans of String)
  • Mike Roth - Best Day (Dala)
  • Rob Szabo - A Natural Fact (Steve Strongman)
  • Glen Simmons - Soldiers & Sailors (The Navigators)
  • Francois Couture - YAHNDAWA' (YAHNDAWA')
Pushing the Boundaries
  • Sultans of String
  • Briga
  • Gadji-Gadjo
  • The Fretless
  • Sagapool
Young Performer of the Year
  • Emily Madronich
  • The Archers
  • Rebecca Lappa
  • Cassie & Maggie MacDonald
  • Lucas Chaisson
Blast from the Past: The 2011 CFMA Winners

Click here for the results

More of our CFMA Stories

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Friday, 19 October 2012

View Magazine Readers' Choice Awards 2012

The readers of View Magazine have spoken and they've chosen the best Hamilton and the area have to offer.

Here are the music-related highlights below
The order goes:
Gold
Silver
Bronze (if applicable)



FREE EVENT
Festival of Friends
Supercrawl
Locke Street Festival

FESTIVAL
Festival of Friends
Greenbelt Harvest Picnic
Winona Peach Festival

RADIO STATION
102.9 K-LITE
Y108

RADIO PERSONALITY
Sunni Genesco (K-LITE)
Ric Taylor (CFMU)

INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL
Hidden Pony
Sonic Unyon

BAND
Arkells
Walk Off the Earth
Monster Truck

BAND WEBSITE
Monster Truck
Brian Melo
Jeremy Fischer

ALBUM ARTWORK
Walk Off the Earth

COOLEST INSTRUMENT TO PLAY
Guitar
Drum

RECORDING PRODUCER
Nick Bladona
Daniel Lanois

RECORDING STUDIO
Jukasa
Catherine North

REHEARSAL SPACE
Rock Parlour
Lou's Music

FEMALE ARTIST
Rita Chiarelli
Sharon Musgrave
Terra Lightfoot

MALE ARTIST
Jeremy Fischer
Matt Paxton
Luke Doucet

COVER BAND
Crimps
Practically Hip
Eggmen

BAND MOST LIKELY TO MAKE IT BIG
Skynet
Harlan Pepper

LIVE VENUE
Stonewalls
This Ain't Hollywood
Casbah

OPEN STAGE
Lazy Flamingo
Carrigan Arms

COUNTRY BAR
Wellington
Dirty Dogs
Galley Pump

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORE
Long & McQuade
Mountain Music
Pongetti

NEW MUSIC STORE
HMV
Cheapies

USED MUSIC STORE
Dr. Disc
Beat Goes On

Click here for the full list.

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Monday, 19 March 2012

Mark McIntyre and Luke Doucet on new Emma-Lee CD: Backseat Heroine

Toronto singer/songwriter Emma-Lee has spiced up her latest CD, Backseat Heroine (from eOne Entertainment), with the inclusion of two local musicians.

Local bassist Mark McIntyre plays on the disc and so does Whitehorse member and solo artist Luke Doucet. The latter contributes co-lead vocals to the song Today's Another Yesterday (he also co-write it).

This album has a great folk/rock/sometimes jazzy sound. Emma-Lee's vocals run the full gamut from softer ballads to ballsy rockers. It's a must for all modern roots fans.

Also helping her in making these wonderful songs are Denis Keldie, Devrim Eldelekli, Kevin Mendes, and many others.

The CD is available through her web site and as a download through iTunes and eMusic (both have a bonus track)

Below are a few videos from the album courtesy of Emma's YouTube page.





Click here for Emma-Lee's site

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

New Whitehorse (Melissa McClelland/Luke Doucet) CD

Local singer/songwriters Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet have not only decided to merge their lives (they're married) but they've now chosen to intertwine their music.

The result is Whitehorse, the couple's new project, who's beautiful self-titled debut was recently released through Six Shooter Records.

These two definitely work well together musically. Both have strong voices but when they join together, the harmonies are wonderful.

Highlights include the infectious Killing Time is Murder and Broken, the powerful Passenger 24, and a wonderful version of Springsteen's I'm On Fire.

The album can be bought online at their site or downloaded through Six Shooter Records or iTunes.



Above video courtesy of LadybirdSanctuary



Video courtesy of InTheWoods



Video courtesy of CBCRadio3

Blast from the Past: The couple (and other musicians) play at a Corktown fundraiser, Part 2 of the same show

Links: Whitehorse, More Melissa McClelland Stories, More Luke Doucet Stories

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Local Talent Nominated for Junos

A number of local musicians were nominated for the 2011 Juno Awards. This year, they'll be awarded on March 27.

The main category for local people seems to be Adult Alternative Album of the Year. Nominees include Daniel Lanois's band, Black Dub, Luke Doucet, and Sarah Harmer. They'll be up for the award along with Canadian legend Neil Young and Justin Nozuka. Lanois and Harmer are also up for the best producer award.

Other categories of note:

ROOTS & TRADITIONAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR: SOLO
Del Barber
Justin Rutledge
Lynn Miles
Old Man Luedecke
Ruth Moody

ROOTS & TRADITIONAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR: GROUP
Chic Gamine
Dala
Le Vent du Nord
The Creaking Tree String Quartet
The Marigolds

BLUES ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Fathead
Harry Manx
Jim Byrnes
The Johnny Max Band
The Sojourners

Click here for the complete list of nominees.

Good luck to everyone.

Monday, 22 November 2010

Hamilton Music Award Winners

The 2010 Hamilton Music Awards were given out on Sunday November 21 at the McIntyre Theatre in Mohawk College.

Below is a complete list of winners. Congratulations
  • Female Artist of the Year: Sarah Harmer
  • Male Artist of the Year: Harrison Kennedy
  • Local Group of the Year by the People’s Choice: Dry Country
  • New Artist/Group of the Year: Harlan Pepper
  • Folk/Roots Recording of the Year: Harlan Pepper - Young And Old
  • Folk/Traditional Recording of the Year: Scantily Plaid - This One's For You
  • ArcelorMittal Dofasco Industry Lifetime Achievement Award – Bob Payne
  • Rock Recording of the Year: The Reason - Fools
  • Blues Recording of the Year: Harrison Kennedy - One Dog Barking
  • Alt/Country Recording of the Year: Ginger St. James and the Grinders - Spank, Sparkle & Growl
  • Jazz Recording of the Year: Diana Panton - Pink
  • ArcelorMittal Dofasco Music Lifetime Achievement Award (Posthumous) – Gene Lees
  • Country Recording of the Year: Tia McGraff - Diversity
  • Female Adult Alternative Recording of the Year: Sarah Harmer - Oh Little Fire
  • Male Adult Alternative Recording of the Year: Luke Doucet – Steel City Trawler
  • Religious Recording of the Year:Peter Tigchelaar - Gracious Window
  • ArcelorMittal Dofasco Artist Lifetime Achievement Award – Skip Prokop
  • Instrumental Recording of the Year: Carter Lancaster - Case Closed
  • Songwriter of the Year: Luke Doucet
  • Female Vocalist of the Year: Diana Panton
  • Male Vocalist of the Year: Harrison Kennedy
  • Piano/Keyboard Player of the Year: Adrean Farrugia
  • Special Instrumentalist of the Year: Carter Lancaster
  • Guitarist of the Year: Aaron Goldstein
  • Drummer of the Year: Ray Farrugia
  • Bassist of the Year: Colin Lapsley
  • Canadian Recording of the Year by People’s Choice: The Reason: Fools
  • Record of the Year: Luke Doucet - Steel City Trawler
  • Alternative/Indie Recording of the Year: Cowlick - Wires
  • Loud/Metal Recording of the Year: The Video Dead - Damn Disco
  • Punk Recording of the Year: Pull Start Rockets - Pull Start Rockets
  • Rap/Hip Hop Recording of the Year: Nilla - From The Ground Up
  • Electronic Recording of the Year: Caribou - Swim
  • Star Search Competition: Dawn and Marra
Industry Awards
  • Music Teacher of the Year (independent school) by People’s Choice: Kate Quigley
  • Music Teacher of the Year (elementary school) by People’s Choice: Tanya Sanders, W.H Ballard Public School
  • Music Teacher of the Year (secondary school) by People’s Choice: James Moore, Sir John A. Macdonald
  • Music Teacher of the Year (post-secondary school) by People’s Choice: Mike Malone, Mohawk College
  • Artist Manager of the Year: Parkside Mike Renaud
  • Instrument Retailer of the Year: Long & McQuade
  • Studio Engineer of the Year: Trevor Titian
  • Producer of the Year: Dan Achen
  • Recording Studio of the Year: Grant Avenue Studio
  • Website/Online Publication of the Year: www.hellbound.ca
  • Artist Website of the Year: www.sarahharmer.com
  • Video of the Year: LeE HARVeY OsMOND, Cuckoo's Nest – Ryan Furlong
  • Best Album Artwork: Luke Doucet, Steel City Trawler – David Collier
  • Record Label of the Year: Sonic Unyon Recording Company
  • Music Retailer of the Year: Cheapies
  • Music Director (Radio) of the Year: Sonja Maurin – Indi 101
  • Publicist of the Year: Sean Palmerston
  • Radio Show of the Year: Lou's Control – Indi 101
  • Media Person of the Year: Lou Molinaro – Indi 101
  • Radio Station of the Year: CFMU 93.3
  • Print Publication of the Year: H Magazine
  • Poster Artist of the Year: Kristie Ryder
  • Major Concert Venue of the Year: Hamilton Place
  • Live Club of the Year: This Ain’t Hollywood
  • Live Sound Engineer of the Year: Steven Foster
  • Musical Event of the Year by People’s Choice: Harlan Pepper CD release party
  • Theatre of the Year: Studio at Hamilton Place
  • Talent Buyer of the Year: Lou Molinaro — This Ain’t Hollywood
  • Booking Agent of the Year: Paquin Entertainment
  • Road Manager of the Year: Ace Piva
  • Sound and Lighting Company of the Year: Lou’s Music
  • Event Photographer of the Year: Stephanie Bell
  • Musical Event of the Year: Supercrawl
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Friday, 22 October 2010

View Magazine Readers Choice Award Winners

View Magazine recently released the results of their Readers Choice Awards.

Here are the music-related highlights:

Free Event
GOLD Festival of Friends
SILVER It’s Your Festival

Local Festival
GOLD Festival of Friends
SILVER It’s Your Festival
SILVER Burlington Ribfest

Local Radio Station
GOLD Y108
SILVER CFMU
SILVER K-LITE

Local Radio Personality
GOLD Mike Wyman @ K-LITE
SILVER Ric Taylor

Local Show Promoter
GOLD Lou Molinaro
SILVER Brodie Schwendiman
SILVER Ken Inouye

Local Independent Record Label
GOLD Sonic Unyon
SILVER Hidden Pony Records

Local Band
GOLD Arkells
SILVER San Sebastian
SILVER Young Rival

Local Band Website
GOLD Arkells
SILVER Young Rival

Local Album Artwork
GOLD Arkells
SILVER Harlan Pepper

Coolest Instrument to Play
GOLD Drums
SILVER Guitar/Bass Guitar

Local Recording Producer
GOLD Bob Doidge

Local Female Artist
GOLD Melissa McClelland
SILVER Ginger St.James
SILVER Andrea Lake

Local Male Artist
GOLD Tom Wilson
SILVER Steve Strongman
SILVER Luke Doucet

Local Cover Band
GOLD Practically Hip
SILVER Freedom Train
SILVER Upfront

Local Band Most Likely to Make it Big
GOLD Harlan Pepper
SILVER San Sebastian
SILVER Young Rival

Local Band Name
GOLD Cadillac Bill & The Creeping Bent
SILVER Travelling Beer Bellies

Live Venue
GOLD This Ain’t Hollywood
SILVER Corktown
SILVER Casbah Lounge

Open Stage
GOLD Casbah Lounge

Jazz & Blues Venue
GOLD Augusta House
SILVER Corktown

Jam Hall
GOLD The Pearl Company
SILVER Happy Hourz

Country Bar
GOLD Dirty Dogs

Store to Buy New Music
GOLD HMV
SILVER Cheapies

Store to Buy Old Music
GOLD Dr. Disc
SILVER Cheapies

Local Web Page
GOLD Supercrawl.ca

Sexiest Hamiltonian
GOLD Sara Green

Click here for the rest of the winners.

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