1st Canadian Folk Music Awards
The 1st Canadian Folk Music Awards were held on December 10, 2005, at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec.
| 1st Canadian Folk Music Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | December 10, 2005 |
| Location | Canadian Museum of Civilization, Gatineau, Quebec |
| Country | Canada |
| Hosted by | Gilles Garand and Connie Kaldor |
| Website | folkawards.ca |
Nominees and recipients
Recipients are listed first and highlighted in boldface.[1][2]
Best Album - Traditional
- Le Vent du Nord - Les Amants du Saint-Laurent
Best Album - Contemporary
- Nathan - Jimson Weed
- David Francey - Waking Hour
Best Singer - Traditional
- Ian Robb - Jiig
- Mary Jane Lamond - Storas
Best Singer - Contemporary
- Lynn Miles - Love Sweet Love
Best Instrumental Solo
- J. P. Cormier - X8: A Mandolin Collection
- Jaime RT - Reach
- Duane Andrews - Duane Andrews
- Bob Evans - The Voice in the Grain
- Frank Maher - Mahervelous
Best Instrumental Group
- Beyond the Pale - Consensus
Best Songwriter - English
- Lynn Miles - Love Sweet Love
Best Vocal Group
- Nathan - Jimson Weed
Best Solo Artist
- Harry Manx - West Eats Meet
- Kyp Harness - The Miracle Business
- Gordie Sampson - Sunburn
- Danielle Martineau - Les Secrets du vent
- Belinda Bruce - Dream Yourself Awake
Best World Artist Solo
- Alpha Yaya Diallo - Djama
- Mary Jane Lamond - Storas
Best New/Emerging Artist
- Karla Anderson - The Embassy Sessions
Producer of the Year
- Steve Dawson - Jenny Whiteley/Hopetown
- Jordy Sharp - Harry Manx/West Eats Meet
- J. P. Cormier - J. P. Cormier/The Long River
- Aquarius Records - Jorane/The You and the Now
- Vince Ditrich - House of Doc/Prairie Grass
- Tom Wilson and Bob Lanois - Tom Wilson and Bob Lanois/The Shack Recordings
Pushing the Boundaries
- Creaking Tree String Quartet - Side Two
- The Bills - Let 'Em Run
- Harry Manx - West Eats Meet
- Duane Andrews - Duane Andrews
- Geoff Berner - Whiskey Rabbi
References
- "Results 2005". Canadian Folk Music Awards. Retrieved 2019-10-04.
- "2005 Canadian Folk Music Award nominations". 2005-04-11. Archived from the original on 2016-03-03.
External links
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