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ifimntt "tp D2 The Edmonton Journal, Thursday, February 23, 1995 arthtones ace Arden in race for Alberta music awards DAVID HOWELL Journal Music Writer Hi Feeding Like Butterflies, Jessica Schoenberg. Captain Tractor, The Imagineers and P.J. Perry. The Earthtones are nominated as best group, most promising artist, best poplight rock artist and best artist. Their CD To Be Continued is up for best album and the song Daydream is nominated as best single.

The Earthtones are also nominated in the people's choice category, the only ARIA award in which the winner is chosen by public balloting. Arden is nominated for the people's choice award, best female recording artist, best poplight rock artist and best songwritercomposer. Her album Living Under June is up for best album and Cotdd I Be Your Girl is up for best single. Arden was the big winner at last year's ARIA awards and has to be considered the favorite this year. Living Under June is a critical and commercial success in Canada and Arden is on the verge of breaking through in the United States.

Earthtones manager Graham Berkhold, however, isn't grumbling about his group being underdogs. He said the five singers now have something to show for years of hard work. "It's nice to see music industry people nominating a group such as The Earthtones, which has been sometimes categorized too quickly as disposable pop music," Berkhold said. "It's nice to know that your peers do see your music as legitimate, artistic music." Edmund Oliverio, president of the 500-member recording industry association, said this year's crop of nominees is the strongest in the awards' nine-year history. The awards honor artists in Alberta, the Yukon and the Northwest Territories who released recordings between Oct.

1, 1993 and Sept. 30, 1994. Single of the Year: C'omM Be Your Gni, Jann Arden; Wea Tear On My Heart, George Fox; Serious Fooling Around. Tommy Rogers; Alcohol In the Bloodstream, Ian Tyson; Daydream, The Earthtones Album of the Year: Living Under June, Jann Arden; Musta ng Heart, George Fox; Eighteen Inches of Rain, Ian Tyson; Love on tlie Range, Cindy Church; 7b Be Continued, The Earthtones People's Choice: Jann Arden, Cindy Church, Tracy Riley, Cori Brewster, Susan Aglukark SOCAN SongwriterComposer of the Year: Jann Arden, Could 1 Be Your Girl; Jessica Schoenberg, Heartbeat; Dick Damron, Touch the Sky; Sharon Anderson, Give Me A Ring Sometime; Cindy Church, This October Day Male Recording Artist of the Year: George Fox, Brent McAthey, Greg Paul, Tommy Rogers, Ian Tyson Group Recording Artist(s) of the Year: Feeding Like Butterflies, The Earthtones, Captain Tractor, Kidd Country! Captain Nemo Most Promising Artist(s) on Record: The Earthtones, Jessica Schoenberg, Calliope, Valinda Lea, Captain Tractor Best PopLight Rock Artist(s) on Record: Jann Arden, The Earthtones, Jessica Schoenberg, Wayne Chaulk, Shannon Gaye Best RockHeavy Metal Artist(s) on Record: The Stone Merchants, Disciples of Power, Wagbeard, Tractor Boys, Nowhere Blossoms Best Alternative Artist(s) on Record: Feeding Like Butterflies, Red Autumn Fall, Huevos Rancheros, Imagineers, The Greyhound Tragedy Best Country Artist(s) on Record: Ian Tyson, Cindy Church, Tommy Rogers, George Fox, Dick Damron Best Artist(s) on Record: Lester Quitzau. Traeey Riley, The Earthtones, Little Voodoo Best RootsTraditionalEthnic Artist(s) on Record Bill BourneShannon Johnson, Oscar Lopez, Susan Aglukark, The Emeralds, Jerusalem Ridge Best RapDance Rythym Artist(s) on Record: Nicole Jones, Rebecca Sather, Naomi Carmack Best Jazz Artist(s) on Record: Brian Buchanan, Vivianne Cardinal, Paul Lamoureaux, P.J.

Perry, Karl Roth Best Children's ArtisWs) of the Year: Lee Sandy Paley, Mara Wood Thorpe, Lainey Hartt Edmonton It's no Daydream: Calgary pop vocal quintet The Earthtones leads the list of nominees for the 1994 Alberta Recording Industries Associations awards. The Earthtones singers Seott Henderson. Tim Mason, Dana Crawford, Chris Liscano and Jes-siahh are nominated for seven performance awards. They narrowly edged out Calgary singer-songwriter Jann Arden, who has six nominations in the perfor- mance categories. The nominations, in perfor- mance and craft categories, were announced Tuesday.

Winners will be named March 12 in Calgary. Other multiple nominees include singersongwriters Susan Aglukark. Cindy Church, Ian Tyson and George Fox. Some of the Edmonton acts and artists up for ARIA awards are fe ttuwr" -Platypus an Thursday TFLF I STONi tfS .41 ST, A -4 mmtpy iff i i rWA mk: wm smn BI(2Simpsons Roseanne ER TV Censored Bloopers Seinfeld Platypus Man CTVNews News I 053) News Inside Edition Jeopardy! Wheel-Fortune Mad Abo. You Friends Seinfeld Friends ER SI Canada Winter Games Nature of Things North of 60 CBC Prime Time News CBC News Larry Sanders 3 News Extra Coach Simpsons Movie: Simon 4 Simon (1 995) Jameson Parker.

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WGN Gift of Love News Night Court Simon Simon Messenger of Death (1988) Charles Bronson. KTLA Fill House Family Matters Fresh Prince Coach Death Wish 3 (1985) Charles Bronson. Deborah Ralfin. News Zhivago earned writer an Oscar The Canadian Press London British playwright Robert Bolt, a master of historical epics who won Hollywood Oscars for Dr. Zhivago and A Man For All Seasons, has died aged 70.

his agent said Wednesday. In a golden era for British film, he and director David Lean, who died in 1991, took Hollywood by storm during the 1960s with a string of hits including Lawrence of Arabia and Ryan's Daughter. Bolt, a workaholic who suffered a serious stroke 16 years ago that left him partially paralyzed, was adapting Jung Chang's best-selling autobiography Wild Swam when he died. A master dramatist who brought the quintessence of other writers to the screen, Bolt had just completed a film about the young Richard Nixon for U.S. television.

He died Monday night at his home near Petersfield, southwest of London, watching television with his wife, actress Sarah Miles, whom he married, divorced and remarried. They were surrounded by their cats and dogs, his secretary said. "He was so cheerful and robust and he was working right up till the end," secretary Julie Nightingale said. "It was extremely peaceful. There was no pain." Felled in 1978 by a stroke while working with Lean on Bounty, a version of the story of an 18th- century mutiny, Bolt recovered to resume the project and also completed the screenplay of the highly-acclaimed Tlie Mission in 1986.

"I really did everything possible to ensure that I had the stroke," he said later, describing his appetite for whisky, wine and 80 cigarettes a day. But he fought back afterward with characteristic determination, saying: "I decided I couldn't just face the wall and die." Fort Edmonton Park Parties! If you're planning a wedding, a company or family picnic, a group sleigh ride, a themed birthday party for your kids, or a party of any sort, check out Fort Edmonton Park first. The Park has a variety of buildings to choose from, plus beautiful parks, antique vehicles, full catering, and many more unique items to complement your event! Come and see for yourself Open House Thursday, February 23 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. jj--" Enter to win a facility rental, childrens' themed birthday party, dinners for two, hotel accommodations the more facilities you visit the more prizes and chances to win. For more information or a rental information package call 496-8778.

Journal News Services Self-imposed limitations. 7 p.m. Music City Tonight (Cable 15S, 29V; also at 11 p.m.): Music group Buckwheat Zydeco. 7 p.m. Larry King Live (Cable 18S, 27V; also at midnight): A panel discusses the O.J.

Simpson case. Midnight Late Show (Cable also at 12:35 a.m., Cable 6): Actors Rosie O'Donnell, Michael McKean. 12:35 a.m. Tonight Show (Cable Cable 3S, 11V): "Magic" Johnson, Willie Nelson. 1:35 a.m.

Late Night (Cable 3S, 11V): News anchor Tom Brokaw. 2:35 a.m. Later (Cable 3S, 11V): Tennis pro Ivan Lendl. relationship. Noon Donahue (Cable 3S, 11V): A woman artificially inseminated ith her late husband's sperm, and other unusual fertility cases.

Noon Jenny Jones (Cable also 2 p.m. Cable 22S, 19V): A woman confronts her husband and her former best friend about their relationship. Noon Sally (Cable 22S, 19V; also 4:30 p.m. Cable 3S, 11 V): A 31-year-old woman engaged to a 14-year-old boy. 1 p.m.

Shirley (Cable 2): People who have survived torture. 5 p.m. Oprah Winfrey (Cable 2, 6): 8 a.m. Today (Cable Author Patricia Shimm (Parenting Your Toddler); hat men want women to know about sex. 8 a.m.

This Morning (Cable 6): Singer Anita Baker. 1 8 a.m. Good Morning America (Cable 7): Visit to the Garden Coast of South Africa; author Dr. Oliver Sacks. 10 a.m.

Live Regis Kathie Lee (Cable Cable 3S, 11V): Actress Cybill Shepherd (Cybill). 10 a.m. Gordon Elliott (Cable 6): People tired of lying for their friends. 10 a.m. Maury Povich (Cable 7): Obsessed ex's.

11a.m. Leeza (Cable Viewers' home-video "bloopers." 11a.m. Mike Maty (Cable 7): Actress Ann Turkel. 11 a.m. Geraldo (Cable 22S, 19V): Putting intimacy back into a EDMONTON DUBNAt INVITES YOU TO Presents NEW ENGLAND TRAVELOGUE FILM narrated live on stage by Woody Thomas JUBILEE AUDITORIUM Feb.

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24 Mar. 4 '95 Directed by: Timothy Ryan Catered by: Accapella Catering Tickets available by calling: 497-4395 Journal PROUDLY PRESENTS and his acoustic quintet Monday, March 6 Jubilee Auditorium 8:00 p.m. You could win Front Row Tickets to see The Edmonton Journal's presentation of superstar Lyle Lovett in concert! Grand Prize Two front row concert tickets Consols tion Prizes Five pairs concert tickets Complete and mail the coupon for your chance to win! Tickets still available at TicketMaster or charge-by-phone 451-8000. JUNO AWARD NOMINEES QUARTETTO GELATO Thursday, MARCH 2 7:30 pm hi i mm i Call our toll-free number before you come to Calgary and we'll send you a complimentary copy of WHERE Calgary magazine as well as information on special Getaway Weekend hotel rates. el nUPtt Mail ,0: Lye Lovett Contest, The Edmonton Journal, Box 2421 Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 2S6, or deliver to Lyl UOi BOYD Thursday, MARCH 30 7:30 pm Name Address CityTown Daytime Phone.

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