Céline Dion et Anne Murray-The 2025 Juno Awards-30 Mars 2025

Benjamin Grenier

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00:00Here to give out the Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the National Arts Centre,

00:05please welcome 12-time Juno Award winner, the incomparable Sarah McLachlan.

00:30Thank you, thank you so much. Tonight, I have the distinct honor of presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to a true icon,

00:40a woman who has inspired so many of us with her artistry, her unique voice, and her confidence to do it her own way.

00:48There is no one like her. Everyone knows Anne Murray, and everyone loves her.

00:56Even Stewie from Family Guy couldn't resist her and her wicked sense of humor.

01:02Anne and I are both from the East Coast, and I've always felt a kindred spirit in her.

01:07A shared desire to pursue our dreams, but on our own terms.

01:12Her songs were the soundtrack of my childhood, and I still know the words to everyone.

01:17The beautiful, simple beauty of Snowbird.

01:21The innocence of Danny's song, and the unconditional love of You Needed Me.

01:27Anne's a pioneer, a trailblazer, and her calm Canadiana presence belied a grit and confidence that helped her lead the way.

01:36She was the very first Vegas headliner to refuse to work two shows a night, agreeing to only one, so that she could focus on her family.

01:45Her bold stance led the way for other artists like Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley to follow suit.

01:53Anne still holds the honor for having won the most Juno Awards ever.

02:00She is a living legend, a true maverick, our North Star.

02:10And tonight we celebrate her with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

02:14We thank Anne for everything she did to build Canada's star system, and for opening doors for so many young women who followed.

02:23Let's look at her story.

02:25Ladies and gentlemen, the recipient of more Junos than any other Canadian, please welcome that wacky Snowbird herself, Miss Anne Murray.

02:35The Juno goes to...

02:37Anne Murray.

02:38Anne Murray.

02:39Anne Murray.

02:40Anne Murray.

02:41Anne Murray.

02:42New kind of feeling, Anne Murray.

02:44Anne Murray.

02:45Since she began her career in 1968, Anne has won a record-setting 25 Juno Awards.

02:50The newest member of the Juno Hall of Fame, Anne Murray.

02:54Her contributions to Canadian music and culture have been endless, earning her the prestigious Order of Canada.

03:00With 32 studio albums and over 55 million records sold worldwide, she conquered the charts and put Canadian music on the map.

03:08I'm happy to say that it all started here in Canada.

03:11Anne's career began with an audition for Sing-Along Jubilee.

03:15I was in second year college, and I thought, well, that'd be great for a summer job.

03:19You know, can't beat that, singing for a living.

03:22Oh, what a lark.

03:23She made the show, and in 1970, burst onto the charts in both Canada and the USA with Snowbird.

03:29Beneath its snowy metal, cold and plain.

03:33I was the first Canadian female single artist to sell a million copies of a record in the U.S.

03:41Snowbird changed my life.

03:43People smile and tell me I'm the lucky one.

03:47Anne achieved a string of number one hits on the country charts, but she never thought of herself as just a country singer.

03:54In Canada, I think that I've been accepted since the very beginning as a singer.

03:59In the U.S., they're bound and determined they're going to categorize me, and I will not let them.

04:04Somehow you needed me.

04:08You Needed Me won Song of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards.

04:14It got the Grammy in the pop category and was number one on Billboard.

04:19You Needed Me catapulted my career to a whole new level.

04:23Anne's success on both country and pop charts was unparalleled.

04:27Her star power continued to grow and left a lasting legacy for Canadian artists who followed.

04:33I want to sing you a love song.

04:39I want to rock you in my arms all night long.

04:44Anne-Marie, what a legend! Everybody, please!

04:48I would like to say thank you to Anne-Marie who started everything.

04:53Yes, thank you.

04:54He opened so many doors for Ross.

04:56Anne, thank you.

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