[mplpost] Grammy nomination for Canadian indie label
Bill Usher
billusher@sympatico.ca
Fri Jan 4 18:22:29 2002
Good for you guys, Richard! Congrats to Holger!!!
Bill
> From: Richard Flohil <rflohil@sympatico.ca>
> Reply-To: maplepost@icomm.ca
> Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 18:02:46 -0500
> To: Toronto media/concert list <rflohil@sympatico.ca>
> Subject: [mplpost] Grammy nomination for Canadian indie label
>
> Thought you might be interested in this - if you've received it
> twice, my apologies!
>
> Richard
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> News information
> For immediate release
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> CANADIAN INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL
> STONY PLAIN EARNS ITS FIRST GRAMMY NOMINATION
> FOR MARIA MULDAUR'S "RICHLAND WOMAN BLUES"
>
> The Edmonton-based independent record label Stony Plain has earned
> its first Grammy nomination in its 25 -year history.
> Richland Woman Blues, the Maria Muldaur album financed and
> distributed internationally by the label, was nominated today in the
> Best Traditional Blues Album category. The label's head, Holger
> Petersen, was executive producer on the record, part of which was
> recorded in Canada.
> The record is a tribute to the unique original artists who
> helped spawn American music. Muldaur, along with such guests as
> Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal, interprets songs associated with such
> legends as Bessie Smith, Memphis Minnie, Fred McDowell, Leadbelly,
> the Rev. Gary Davis, and Mississippi John Hurt.
> The record also includes an appearance by Calgary guitarist
> Amos Garrett, who took part in Muldaur's hit recording of Midnight At
> the Oasis back in 1973.
> "I received several nominations for Midnight at the Oasis,
> but this means infinitely more to me," she said today from her home
> in Mill Valley, California. "Stony Plain gave me a wonderful
> opportunity, shared the vision I had, and got the record out into the
> world."
> Other artists nominated in the category for their recent
> releases include Ike Turner, Jimmy Vaughan, Kim Wilson, and James
> Blood Ulmer, as well as a "various artists" tribute to Robert Johnson.
>
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>
> For more information, contact:
> Richard Flohil, Richard Flohil & Associates (416) 351-1323
> E-mail: rflohil@sympatico.ca
> Holger Petersen, Stony Plain Records (780) 468-6423
> E-mail: holger@stonyplainrecords.com
>
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