In November 1991 their second studio album , '' Cotton on the Breeze '' , included tracks co-written by Trápaga , with her then-husband , Gough . '' The Canberra Times '' Brad Turner caught a performance which provided " some powerful and tightly-played jazz , swing and Latin standards , and of course a selection from '' Cotton on the Breeze '' , most of which Monica wrote . " At the ARIA Music Awards of 1992 the group were nominated for Best Adult Contemporary Album . The group performed at Sydney 's inaugural International Jazz Festival in January 1992
ARIA Music Awards of 1992
ARIA Music Awards of 1992
Monica Trapaga