1989 ARIA Music Awards

Annual Australian music awards February 2022 October 2011 1989 ARIA Music Awards 1989 03 06 yes Darling Harbour Convention Centre, Sydney, New South Wales ariaawards.com.au/ Crowded House (4) 1927 (9) Crowded House (9) 1988 ARIA Music Awards 1990 The Third Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards (generally known as the ARIA Music Awards or simply the ARIAs) was held on 6 March 1989 at the Darling Harbour Convention Centre in Sydney. https://web.archive.org/web/20120210152749/http://www.ariaawards.com.au/history/year/1989 http://www.ariaawards.com.au/history/year/1989 ARIA Awards – History: Winners by Year: 3rd Annual ARIA Awards Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) 10 February 2012 26 October 2020 http://alldownunder.com/oz-p/aria/1989-aria.htm Australia 1989 ARIA Awards ALLdownunder.com 5 December 2009 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20090225205749/http://www.alldownunder.com/oz-p/aria/1989-aria.htm 25 February 2009 First Australian host Greedy Smith of Mental As Anything was assisted by presenters George Martin, Jono & Dano, Barry Bissell of Take 40 Australia, Peter Collins, Peter Jamieson, Jonathan King and Brian Smith to distribute 24 awards. https://web.archive.org/web/20001216062700/http://www.aria.com.au/ariaawards/awards/before/1988.htm http://www.aria.com.au/ariaawards/awards/before/1988.htm The 3rd Annual ARIA Music Awards O'Grady Anthony Anthony O'Grady Australian Recording Industry Association 16 December 2000 20 October 2020 dead There were no live performances and the awards were not televised. Some significant changes were made for the third ARIA Awards. In addition to previous categories, Best Independent Release, Breakthrough Artist – Single and Breakthrough Artist – Album were added. The ARIA Hall of Fame inducted two artists: Dame Nellie Melba and Ross Wilson. An Outstanding Achievement Award was presented to INXS. Music journalist, Anthony O'Grady cited ARIA spokesperson Peter Rix, who had felt that The Church's win Single of the Year with "Under the Milky Way" was a highlight. Rix elaborated, "the industry was capable of judging music on its merit, not by who'd recorded it. The Church were no one's darlings but they had written a great song." Presenters The ARIA Awards ceremony was hosted by singer-songwriter Greedy Smith from Mental as Anything. Presenters were: Presenter(s) Ref. references Barry Bissell (host of Take 40 Australia) Peter Collins (New South Wales politician) Peter Jamieson Jono & Dano (comedy duo) Jonathan King George Martin (British producer) Brian Smith Awards Winners for each category are bolded with nominees provided below each winner.1989 ARIA Awards Winners https://www.aria.com.au/awards/past-winners/1989 Australian Recording Industry Association enhttp://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article120910882 1927 big chance in ARIA awards. The Canberra Times 16 February 1989 19 January 2014 33 National Library of Australiahttp://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article120914864 New band shares industry honours. The Canberra Times 7 March 1989 19 January 2014 2 National Library of Australia ARIA Awards Album of the Year Crowded House – Temple of Low Men 1927 – ...ish Big Pig – Bonk The Black Sorrows – Hold On To Me John Farnham – Age of Reason Single of the Year The Church – "Under the Milky Way" 1927 – "That's When I Think of You" Crowded House – "Better Be Home Soon" John Farnham – "Age of Reason" INXS – "Never Tear Us Apart" Best Group INXS – "Never Tear Us Apart" The Black Sorrows – Hold On To Me Crowded House – Temple of Low Men The Go-Betweens – 16 Lovers Lane Midnight Oil – "Dreamworld" Best Female Artist Kate Ceberano – You've Always Got the Blues Marcia Hines – "The Lord's Prayer" Wendy Matthews – You've Always Got the Blues Kylie Minogue – Kylie Sharon O'Neill – "We're Only Human" Best Male Artist Jimmy Barnes – Barnestorming Stephen Cummings – A Life Is a Life John Farnham – Age of Reason Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls – "Forty Miles to Saturday Night" James Reyne – "Motor's Too Fast" Best New Talent Johnny Diesel & the Injectors – "Don't Need Love" Died Pretty – Lost Go 101 – "Build It Up" Roaring Jack – The Cat Among the Pigeons The State – "Real Love" Breakthrough Artist – Album 1927 – ...ish Rockmelons – Tales of the City Catfish – Unlimited Address Kylie Minogue – Kylie Schnell Fenster – The Sound of Trees Breakthrough Artist – Single 1927 – "That's When I Think of You" Catfish – "When You Dance" Go 101 – "Build It Up" The Hippos – "Dark Age" Johnny Diesel & the Injectors – "Don't Need Love" Schnell Fenster – "Whisper" Best Country Album John Williamson – Boomerang Café Flying Emus – "I Just Want to Dance With You" Slim Dusty – G'day, G'day! Smoky Dawson & Trevor Knight – "High Country" Jenine Vaughan – "Gypsy Man" Best Indigenous Release Weddings Parties Anything – Roaring Days Kev Carmody – Pillars of Society Flying Emus– "This Town" / "Darling Street" Midnight Oil – "Dreamworld" Dave Steel – "The Hardest Part" Best Adult Contemporary Album Crowded House – Temple of Low Men The Black Sorrows – Hold On To Me Kate Ceberano & Wendy Matthews – You've Always Got the Blues John Farnham – Age of Reason Little River Band – Monsoon Best Comedy Release The Comedy Company – The Comedy Company Album Austen Tayshus – "Highway Corroboree" Club Veg – Members & Guests & Things Con the Fruiterer – "A Cuppla Days" Kylie Mole – "So Excellent" / "I Go I Go" Rodney Rude – Not Guilty Best Independent Release TISM – "Apathy" Eric Bogle – Something of Value Flederman – Flederman Larry Sitsky – Contemporary Australian Piano The Spliffs – "Sixteen" Highest Selling Album John Farnham – Age of Reason The Comedy Company – The Comedy Company Album Crowded House – Temple of Low Men 1927 – ...ish Kylie Minogue – Kylie Various – Australia All Over Vol. 2 Highest Selling Single Kylie Minogue – "I Should Be So Lucky" 1927 – "If I Could" Australian Olympians – "You're Not Alone" Crowded House – "Better Be Home Soon" John Farnham – "Age of Reason" Go 101 – "Build It Up" Fine Arts Awards Best Jazz Album Wizards of Oz – Soundtrack Kate Ceberano & Wendy Matthews – You've Always Got the Blues Cool Dudes – Cool Dudes James Morrison – Postcards from Down Under Various Artists – Jazz Live At Soup Plus Best Classical Album Flederman – Flederman George Dreyfus – Rush, The Adventures of Sebastian the Fox and Other Goodies Jennifer McGregor – The Jennifer McGregor Album Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Australian Youth Orchestra, Joan Carden, John Howard – Australia Day / Child of Australia Various Artists – Tropic of Capricorn Best Children's Album Peter Combe – Newspaper Mama Darryl Cotton – Just for Kids Noni Hazlehurst – Shout and Whisper Harold G Raffe and Co – Harold and Friends John Schumann – John Schumann Goes Looby-Loo Don Spencer – Australian Animal Songs The Wayfarers – Home Among the Gum Trees – Songs for Aussie Kids Fay White – Did You See The Wind Today? Best Original Soundtrack / Cast / Show Recording Various (Kate Ceberano and Wendy Matthews) – You've Always Got the Blues (songs from the ABC TV series Stringer) Various artists – Rikky and Pete (original soundtrack) David Reeves – Seven Little Australians (original Australian cast) Bruce Rowland – The Man from Snowy River II (original soundtrack) Various artists– Boulevard of Broken Dreams (original soundtrack) Artisan Awards Song of the Year Neil Finn – "Better Be Home Soon" (Crowded House) Andrew Farriss / Michael Hutchence – "Never Tear Us Apart" (INXS) Robert Forster / Grant McLennan – "Streets of Your Town" (The Go-Betweens) Todd Hunter / Johanna Pigott – "Age of Reason" (John Farnham) Steve Kilbey / Karin Jansson – "Under The Milky Way" – (The Church) Producer of the Year https://webarchive.nla.gov.au/awa/20040222130000/http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/40484/20040223-0000/aria_awards/main.htm http://www.aria_awards.com.au/main.htm 17th Annual ARIA Awards Australian Recording Industry Association 22 February 2004 6 December 2013 medicNote: User may be required to access archived information by selecting 'The History', then 'By Award', 'Producer of the Year' and 'Option Show Nominations'. Ross Fraser – Age of Reason – John Farnham, "When the Word Came Down" – Separate Tables and "Real Love" – The State Joe Camilleri & Jeff Burstein – Hold On To Me – The Black Sorrows Charles Fisher – "That's When I Think of You" – 1927 and Fingertips – The Cockroaches Simon Hussey – Edge – Daryl Braithwaite Les Karski & Guy Gray – "Dark Age" – The Hippos and "Clarity of Mind" – Spy vs Spy Engineer of the Year Doug Brady – "Iron Lung" – Big Pig (remix), Hold Onto To Me – The Black Sorrows, Age of Reason – John Farnham, "River" – Dragon, Children of the Western World – Steve Grace, "Cars and Planes" – Machinations (remix), "Change My Sex" – Separate Tables, "When the Word Came Down" – Separate Tables, "Real Love" – The State, "So Lonely Now" – The State Jim Bonnefond – ...ish – 1927 and Fingertips – The Cockroaches Guy Gray – "Dark Age" – The Hippos, "Pick You Up" – Tony Llewellyn, "Dreamworld" – Midnight Oil, "Clarity of Mind" – Spy vs Spy Ian McKenzie – Chantoozies – Chantoozies David Price – Groove – Eurogliders and "Home" – Noiseworks Best Video Richard Lowenstein – "Never Tear Us Apart" – INXS Claudia Castle – "Big Hotel" – Big Pig Andrew de Groot – "Dreamworld" – Midnight Oil Paul Elliott – "When You Come" – Crowded House Stephen Priest & Steve Hopkins – "Age of Reason" – John Farnham Best Cover Art Nick Seymour – Temple of Low Men – Crowded House The Add Agency – Up from Down Under – Tommy Emmanuel Bruce Goold – Wild Desert Rose – Coloured Stone Phil Judd – The Sound of Trees – Schnell Fenster Malpass & Burrows – Age of Reason – John Farnham Robyn Stacey & Richard Allan – Lost – Died Pretty Eric Weideman – ...ish – 1927 Achievement awards Outstanding Achievement Award INXShttp://messui.the-chronicles.org/top50/1989top50_1.pdf The 1988 Australian Record Industry Awards Winners 1989 The MESSUI Place Australian Record Industry Association 23 June 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160317044840/http://messui.the-chronicles.org/top50/1989top50_1.pdf 17 March 2016 dead ARIA Hall of Fame inductees The Hall of Fame inductees were: Dame Nellie Melba Ross Wilson Multiple nominations and awards + Artists who received multiple nominationsNominationsArtist11John Farnham10Crowded HouseRnP Including the Rikky and Pete soundtrack.919275The Black SorrowsKate CeberanoYou'reNotAlone Including "You're Not Alone" as a member of the supergroup Australian Olympians.INXS4Wendy MatthewsMidnight OilKylie MinogueSchnell FensterRnP3Big PigPaul FieldTwo as a member of the Cockroaches and "You're Not Alone" as a member of the supergroup Australian Olympians.Go 101The HipposThe State2Mary AzzopardiOne as a member of Rockmelon and "You're Not Alone" as a member of the supergroup Australian Olympians.Daryl BraithwaiteYou'reNotAloneCatfishThe ChurchThe CockroachesCon the FruitererComedyCompany Including one for The Comedy Company.Stephen CummingsIncluding the Boulevard of Broken Dreams soundtrack.Smoky Dawson and Trevor KnightAAO2 Including the various artists album Australia All Over Vol. 2.Died PrettySlim DustyAAO2Tommy EmmanuelYou'reNotAloneFledermanFlying EmusRenée GeyerContributed to the Boulevard of Broken Dreams soundtrack and "You're Not Alone" as a member of the supergroup Australian Olympians.The Go-BetweensJohnny Diesel & the InjectorsGrace KnightOne as a member of Eurogliders and "You're Not Alone" as a member of the supergroup Australian Olympians.Kylie MoleComedyCompanyJohn SchumannYou'reNotAloneSpy vs SpyDave SteelIncluding one as a member of Weddings Parties Anything.Sydney Symphony OrchestraIncluding the various artists album Tropic of Capricorn.John WilliamsonAAO2 + Artists who received multiple awardsWinsArtist4Crowded House3John FarnhamINXS21927Kate CeberanoThe State Notes lower-alpha References External links ARIA Awards official website List of 1989 winners Category:ARIA Music Awards Category:1989 music awards Category:1989 in Australian music Category:1989 in Sydney Category:Organised events in Sydney