Kitchener native wins Juno

Posted Apr 22, 2013 05:23:46 AM.

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Kitchener native Steve Strongman was a Juno award winner on the weekend.He was presented with the Juno for “Blues Album of the Year” at a gala on Saturday for “A Natural Fact”.

Strongman, who now lives in Hamilton, mentored under the great Mel Brown.

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