Here's the title track from Dr. Roxanne Goldade's first LP - you know, the one which earned her a Juno nomination. [center][img width=500px]//7ca49eb9f67ba1319ef136f9d52cd8b8.cdn.bubble.io/f1729560597407x993810142308077800/richtext_content.jpeg[/img][/center] [center][/center] [b][size=4]Calgary teen-ager up for Juno award[/size][/b] Calgary's Roxanne Goldade has been nominated for a Juno award as best new female vocalist of 1977. Goldade, 15, has been performing semi-professionally for about eight years. Her first album, Twenty More Miles To Go, was released late last year on Track Records. It was recorded at Calgary's Sound West studio between 1975 and 1977. Three singles from the album were released earlier. Goldade's singing career began when she was a featured vocalist on CFAC's Safety Roundup show. Last year she appeared on the Golden Age Telerama here. Nominees are determined by record sales between November, 1976 and December, 1977. Winners, decided by the vote of 600 members of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, will be announced March 29.
