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The Canadian Music Hall of Fame announces their new class

The Canadian Music Hall of Fame announces their new class
19 Sep
2019
Not in Hall of Fame

The Canadian Music Hall of Fame has announced the newest members who will comprise the Class of 2019.

The Canadian Music Hall of Fame was established in 1978.  The Class will be officially inducted in an industry event on October 27 in Calgary, Alberta. The Class will also be featured at the 2020 Juno Awards.

The new class consists of:

Chilliwack:  From Vancouver, Chilliwack was a successful Rock/Pop group had four top ten Canadian Hits with another three making the top twenty. Named after the town east of Vancouver, Chilliwack has been active since 1970.

Cowboy Junkies:  The Alternative Country band from Toronto would have five top thirty albums on the Canadian Charts and would have nine songs reach the top 40.  Their second album, The Trinity Sessions, received international acclaim.

Bobby Curtola:  Curtola was a teen idol in the 60s and he had 14 top ten hits in Canada.  He passed away in 2016 at the age of 73.

Andy Kim:  From Montreal, Kim would have two number one hits in Canada with “Baby, I Love You” and “Rock Me Gently”, which also topped the U.S. Charts.  Kim also wrote many songs for other artists.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate to newest members of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

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