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Awards & Career Highlights
Winner of two Juno Awards for Best
Female Country Vocalist, 1973 and 1974
Winner of seven BMI Awards
(Songwriting) for:
"It Takes Times" (1971)
"Something In Your Face" (1972)
"Right On Believing" (1973)
"Something To Talk About" (1 million airplays in
USA) 1993
"Something To Talk About" (2 million airplays in
USA)
"Something To Talk About" (3 million airplays in
USA)
"Something To Talk About" (4 million airplays in
USA)
Winner of SOCAN CLASSICS Award for
"Something To Talk About" (100,000 airplays in Canada)
Winner of Best Jazz Performance in 1999 at the
East Coast Music Awards
Winner of the Dora Mavor Moore
Award for Sound Design in 1992 for George F. Walker's Escape From
Happiness play
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Winner of Song Of The Year OUT
Music (USA) for "Emily Remembers", as recorded by SUEDE
Winner of the 2001 USA International
Songwriting Competition in the Jazz Category for
"Tomorrow Is A Lonely Place"
"Something To Talk About" is among the 365
songs chosen in the SONGS OF THE CENTURY list, compiled by
a jury of musicians, critics, industry professionals, elected officials and
amateur music fans throughout the United States.
"Something To Talk About" is among the 500
songs "that shaped rock" selected by Jim Henke, chief
curator for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, USA
"Something To Talk About" won a Grammy
Award in 1992, for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for Bonnie
Raitt
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