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Warren Hill Wins First Smooth
Jazz Award At NJA
 February
24, 2004 - Congratulations to Warren
Hill for winning Canada's first Smooth Jazz Award. The Canadian
saxophonist who now lives in Colorado picked up the honor for
Smooth Jazz artist of the year beating out Eddie
Bullen, Brian Hughes,
Demo Cates and Nura.
Appropriately the award was sponsored by Canada's first Smooth
Jazz radio station The
Wave in Hamilton. Smooth Jazz Now's own Liz
Rivard attended the ceremony at Winter Garden Theatre in
Toronto. "It's a thrill, its great honor to be in such
good company," says Hill who dedicated the award to his
parents who were in the audience. Read
more.
Sarah McLachlan, Nelly Furtado
Top Juno Nominations
 February
11, 2004 - Two of Canada's top female vocalists lead the pack
as the Juno Nominations were released today. Both Sarah
McLachlan (left) and Nelly Furtado were mentioned in five
categories each. McLachlan who's recent hit single "Fallen"
has charted on both Pop and Smooth Jazz charts was nominated
for the Juno Fan choice, Album, Artist, songwriter and Pop artist
of the year. Read
more.
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