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Raunchy, Carole Pope out-performed everybody else at Juno Awards show last night, Peter Goddard reports
Raunchy, Carole Pope out-performed everybody else at Juno Awards show last night, Peter Goddard reports

Raunchy, Carole Pope out-performed everybody else at Juno Awards show last night, Peter Goddard reports

Date4/2/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Raunchy, Carole Pope out-performed everybody else at Juno Awards show last night, Peter Goddard reports. Number was called High School Confidential.
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A raven-haired Louis XIV, Carole Pope, winner of the 1984 Juno Award for female vocalist of the year, shed black leather for lace and brocade at Rough Trade's concert in Massey Hall
A raven-haired Louis XIV, Carole Pope, winner of the 1984 Juno Award for female vocalist of the year, shed black leather for lace and brocade at Rough Trade's concert in Massey Hall
12/8/1984
Tom Petty, His show at the Gardens last night seemed to sputter from beginning to end, Peter Goddard reports
Tom Petty, His show at the Gardens last night seemed to sputter from beginning to end, Peter Goddard reports
7/22/1981
Tom Petty, His show at the Gardens last night seemed to sputter from beginning to end, Peter Goddard reports
Tom Petty, His show at the Gardens last night seemed to sputter from beginning to end, Peter Goddard reports
7/22/1981
A Beardless Gordon Lightfoot and guitarist Liona Boyd last night presented award to Burton Cummings as best new male vocalist at the Juno Awards ceremonies, televised live from the Royal York Hote
A Beardless Gordon Lightfoot and guitarist Liona Boyd last night presented award to Burton Cummings as best new male vocalist at the Juno Awards ceremonies, televised live from the Royal York Hote
3/16/1977
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
3/2/1977
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
3/12/1973
Happy with the awards he won at last night's recording industry Juno ceremonies, Toronto songwriter Dan Hill accepted with a shy smile and a brief tha(...)
Happy with the awards he won at last night's recording industry Juno ceremonies, Toronto songwriter Dan Hill accepted with a shy smile and a brief tha(...)
3/29/1978
All-right! Bryan Adams (far left) and his band join hands for a victory cheer at last night's Juno Awards ceremonies
All-right! Bryan Adams (far left) and his band join hands for a victory cheer at last night's Juno Awards ceremonies
12/5/1984
Tina Turner joins Vancouver's Bryan Adams in a torrid number that burns through a special effects fog at last night's Juno awards ceremony in Toronto.(...)
Tina Turner joins Vancouver's Bryan Adams in a torrid number that burns through a special effects fog at last night's Juno awards ceremony in Toronto.(...)
11/4/1985
Cleo Laine left her audience at the Ontraio Place Forum grasping for adjectives last night, reports reviewer Peter Goddard
Cleo Laine left her audience at the Ontraio Place Forum grasping for adjectives last night, reports reviewer Peter Goddard
9/5/1977
Tim Curry at O'Keefe Centre last night: He was working only one level, Peter Goddard reports
Tim Curry at O'Keefe Centre last night: He was working only one level, Peter Goddard reports
7/22/1979
Cochrane sweeps Juno Awards. Toronto's Tom Cochrane collects four Juno Awards -- twice as many as his rock rival Bryan Adams
Cochrane sweeps Juno Awards. Toronto's Tom Cochrane collects four Juno Awards -- twice as many as his rock rival Bryan Adams
3/29/1992