Glenn Simmons (musician)

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Glenn Simmons
Born	(1954-01-26)January 26, 1954 Greens Harbour, Newfoundland, Canada
Genres	Rock folk Celtic Pop Rock
Occupation(s)	Singer songwriter multi-instrumentalist record producer actor
Years active	1973–present

Website	www.glennsimmonswebsite.com

Glenn Simmons is a Canadian singer and musician, best known as a founding member of The Wonderful Grand Band and The Fables.

Awards[edit]

1999 - Socan Song of the Year for Tear The House Down.
2000 - ECMA Entertainer of the Year with the Fables.
2001- ECMA Album of the Year for A Time.
2012 - Canadian Folk Award nomination for his work with The Navigators’ Soldiers and Sailors.
2015 - ECMA Musician's Achievement Award

Discography[edit]

The Wonderful Grand Band

The Wonderful Grand Band - 1979
Living in a Fog - 1981

The Fables

Tear the House Down - 1998
A Time - 2000
St. John's - 2002
Kings and Little Ones - 2007

Solo

Sweet Vanilla - 2010

Singles

Christmastime - 2010

Glenn Simmons (musician)

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