Blasts from the past: five veteran Canadian rockers recall their glory days

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Rock musicians Zal Yanofsky, Denny Doherty, John Kay, David Clayton-Thomas and Domenic Troiano will all be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the Juno Awards on Mar 10, 1996. Each musician reflects back on his career and describes his current projects.

Biography, Interview, Rock musicians, 1996 AD, Juno Awards, Yanofsky, Zal, Doherty, Denny, Kay, John, Clayton-Thomas, David, Troiano, Dom

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Plucking for glory

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The Rankin family began singing traditional Gaelic songs in their Cape Breton, Canada, kitchen. Now the five younger children have sold a combined 60,000 recordings through Capitol Records-EMI of Canada, and look forward to full-time music careers with a manager.

Behavior, Contracts, Popular culture, Musicians, Capitol Records-EMI of Canada Ltd., Cape Breton Island

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Dancing in the street

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The 26th Caribana parade was held Jul 31, 1993, in Toronto, Ontario and had 10,000 participants and over one million spectators. The parade celebrates Toronto's Caribbean community and is modeled after carnival celebrations that occur in Trinidad and Tobago.

Fairs and festivals, Toronto, Ontario, Caribbean Americans

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