neighborhood where he grew up. He was nominated for a Juno Award in 1993 for Best Roots & Traditional Album, along with Ken Whiteley and Mose Scarlett, for their album Where Old Friends Meet. In 1995 Washington was inducted into Hamilton's Gallery of Distinction. In 2002, he was inducted into the Canadian Jazz & Blues Hall of Fame. Canadian artist Colin Linden paid tribute to Washington with the song "Jackie Washington", released on the 2003 album BARK by Linden's band Blackie & The Rodeo Kings. Jackie Washington Rotary Park in the North End of Hamilton was named in his honour in 2003. Discography Blues and Sentimental (Knight II, 1976, review) Where Old Friends Meet (Borealis, 1991) (with Mose Scarlett and Ken Whiteley) Jackie Washington and Friends in Concert on December 4, 1994 (Sound of Jazz Concerts, 1994) Keeping Out of Mischief (Borealis, 1995, reviews) Three by Three (Borealis, 1995; foregoing is one of the 3 CDs in this set) (with Mose Scarlett and Ken Whiteley) Midnight Choo Choo (Borealis, 1998, reviews) We'll Meet Again (Borealis, 1999) (with Mose Scarlett and Ken Whiteley) Sitting on a Rainbow (Borealis, 2003) (with Mose Scarlett and Ken Whiteley) Songs in other projects Mariposa Folk Festival 1976, "In My Solitude" (Mariposa, 1976) Awards 1984 Hamilton Arts Award 1986 The Jackie Washington Award: Northern Lights Festival Boreal (NLFB), Sudbury, Ontario, Canada 1991 Lifetime Achievement Award, Ontario Arts Council 1995 inducted into the Gallery of Distinction, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 1998 Blues with a Feeling Award: Maple Blues Awards (The Toronto Blues Society's Lifetime Achievement Award) 2001 Estelle Klein Lifetime Achievement Award, Ontario Council of Folk Festivals 2002 inducted into the Canadian Jazz & Blues Hall of Fame 2003 honorary Doctorate in Humanities, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario See also References Bibliography Wilburn, Gene (1998) Northern Journey, 2nd ed.: A Guide to Canadian Folk Music on CD, p. 308-9, . External links Jackie Washington page at Borealis Records Illustrated Jackie Washington discography (contains info on the recordings of "both" Jackie Washingtons). Retrieved October 25, 2008. Jackie Washington at Allmovie 1919 births 2009 deaths Musicians from Hamilton, Ontario 20th-century Black Canadian male singers Canadian blues guitarists Canadian male guitarists Canadian blues singers Canadian radio personalities Black Canadian broadcasters Male actors from Hamilton, Ontario 20th-century Canadian guitarists