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| CBC Records wins Juno CBC Records won the 26th JUNO award in its nistory! Traditionally strongest in the classical categories, CBC Records takes very special pride in winning in the Traditional Jazz Album of the Year category with the CD entitled Ask Me Later, featuring the Don Thompson Quartet. The brilliant pianist, bassist, vibraphonist and composer has been onthe forefront of the Canadian jazz scene for over forty years. Ask Me Later is comprised entirely of original music from Thompson. Don Thompson, who plays vibes and piano on the recording, is accompanied by Phil Dwyer on saxophone, Jim Vivian on double bass, and Terry Clarke on drums. "The JUNO Awards recognize the best in Canadian musical talent and CBC/Radio-Canada is proud of the role it plays in supporting and promoting Canadian artists, " said René Bourdages, President, CBC/Radio-Canada Merchandising Division. "Featuring some of the country's finest musicians across all genres, CBC Records is one of Canada's premier record labels. As Canadians' tastes and interests have evolved, CBC Records has expanded its repertoire beyond classical music to embrace jazz, world, traditional and alternative rock releases. While CBC Records has led the classical music industry in regional and national nominations and awards, these nominations demonstrate a broadening excellence in music production. In making the best music available to Canadians CBC Records, working together with the Corporation's Merchandising Division, is one of the most recognized and respected record labels in the country. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Jazz News :: home page |