第8回グラミー賞受賞者リスト(1966年) | GAJ ヒストリー

6月14日
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第8回グラミー賞(8th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1966-03-15 Chicago, LA, Nashville & NY 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Jerry Lewis、放映 ABC。受賞者を ★ で示す。

📋 全部門完全受賞者一覧(47 部門)

Record of the Year: Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass — A Taste of Honey
Album of the Year: Frank Sinatra — September of My Years
Album of the Year Classical: Vladimir Horowitz — Horowitz at Carnegie Hall - An Historic Return
Song of the Year: Johnny Mandel & Paul Francis Webster — The Shadow of Your Smile
Best New Artist: Tom Jones
Best Vocal Performance Female: Barbra Streisand — My Name Is Barbra
Best Vocal Performance Male: Frank Sinatra — It Was a Very Good Year
Best Performance by a Vocal Group: Anita Kerr Singers — We Dig Mancini
Best Performance by a Chorus: Swingle Singers — Anyone for Mozart?
Best Instrumental Performance: Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass — A Taste of Honey
Best Contemporary (R&R) Single: Roger Miller — King of the Road
Best Contemporary (R&R) Vocal Performance Female: Petula Clark — I Know a Place
Best Contemporary (R&R) Vocal Performance Male: Roger Miller — King of the Road
Best Contemporary (R&R) Group Performance: Statler Brothers — Flowers on the Wall
Best Country & Western Single: Roger Miller — King of the Road
Best Country & Western Album: Roger Miller — The Return of Roger Miller
Best Country & Western Song: Roger Miller — King of the Road
Best Country & Western Vocal Performance Female: Jody Miller — Queen of the House
Best Country & Western Vocal Performance Male: Roger Miller — King of the Road
Best New Country & Western Artist: Statler Brothers
Best Rhythm & Blues Recording: James Brown — Papa's Got a Brand New Bag
Best Folk Recording: Harry Belafonte & Miriam Makeba — An Evening with Belafonte/Makeba
Best Gospel or Other Religious Recording: Anita Kerr & George Beverly Shea — Southland Favorites
Best Instrumental Jazz Performance Small Group: Ramsey Lewis — The In Crowd
Best Instrumental Jazz Performance Large Group: Duke Ellington — Ellington '66
Best Original Jazz Composition: Lalo Schifrin — Jazz Suite on the Mass Texts
Best Classical Performance Orchestra: Leopold Stokowski & American Symphony — Ives Symphony No. 4
Best Classical Vocal Soloist Performance: Leontyne Price — Strauss Salome/Egyptian Helen
Best Opera Recording: Karl Bohm & German Opera Orchestra — Berg Wozzeck
Best Classical Choral Performance (non-opera): Robert Shaw Chorale — Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms/Poulenc Gloria
Best Classical Performance Instrumental Soloist with orch: Arthur Rubinstein — Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4
Best Classical Performance Instrumental Soloist/Duo without orch: Vladimir Horowitz — Horowitz at Carnegie Hall
Best Classical Chamber Music Performance: Juilliard String Quartet — Bartok The Six String Quartets
Best Composition by Contemporary Classical Composer: Charles Ives — Symphony No. 4
Most Promising New Classical Recording Artist: Peter Serkin
Best Recording for Children: Marvin Miller — Dr. Seuss Presents Fox in Socks/Green Eggs and Ham
Best Comedy Performance: Bill Cosby — Why Is There Air?
Best Original Score Motion Picture/TV: Johnny Mandel — The Sandpiper
Best Score from Original Cast Show Album: Alan J. Lerner & Burton Lane cast — On a Clear Day
Best Instrumental Arrangement: Herb Alpert — A Taste of Honey
Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Gordon Jenkins — It Was a Very Good Year (Sinatra)
Best Album Cover Graphic Arts: George Estes & James Alexander — Bartok Violin Concerto/Stravinsky
Best Album Cover Photography: Robert M. Jones & Ken Whitmore — Jazz Suite on the Mass Texts (Horn)
Best Album Notes: Stan Cornyn — September of My Years (Sinatra)
Best Engineered Recording Non-Classical: Larry Levine — A Taste of Honey (Alpert)
Best Engineered Recording Classical: Fred Plaut — Horowitz at Carnegie Hall
Best Spoken Word or Drama Recording: Goddard Lieberson — John F. Kennedy - As We Remember Him