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第38回 グラミー賞(38th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1996-02-28 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Ellen DeGeneres、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(84 部門) Record of the Year: Kiss from a Rose — Seal Album of the Year: Jagged Little Pill — Alanis Morissette Song of the Year: Kiss from a Rose — Seal Best New Artist: Hootie & the Blowfish Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: No More 'I Love You's' — Annie Lennox Best Male Pop Vocal Performance: Kiss from a Rose — Seal Best Pop Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Let Her Cry — Hootie & the Blowfish Best Pop Instrumental Performance: Mariachi Suite — Los Lobos Best Pop Album: Daydream — Mariah Carey (lost; actual winner Daydream not Pop Album; Best Pop Album: not awarded that year as separate) Best Female Rock Vocal Performance: You Oughta Know — Alanis Morissette Best Male Rock Vocal Performance: You Don't Know How It Feels — Tom Petty Best Rock Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Run-Around — Blues Traveler Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Jessica — Allman Brothers Band Best Hard Rock Performance: Spin the Black Circle — Pearl Jam Best Metal Performance: Happiness in Slavery — Nine Inch Nails Best Rock Song: You Oughta Know — Alanis Morissette & Glen Ballard Best Rock Album: Jagged Little Pill — Alanis Morissette Best Female R&B Vocal Performance: I Apologize — Anita Baker Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: For Your Love — Stevie Wonder Best R&B Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Creep — TLC Best R&B Song: For Your Love — Stevie Wonder Best R&B Album: CrazySexyCool — TLC Best Rap Solo Performance: Gangsta's Paradise — Coolio Best Rap Performance by Duo or Group: I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By — Method Man feat. Mary J. Blige Best Rap Album: Poverty's Paradise — Naughty by Nature Best New Age Album: Forest — George Winston Best Contemporary Jazz Performance: We Live Here — Pat Metheny Group Best Jazz Vocal Performance: An Evening with Lena Horne Best Jazz Instrumental Solo: Impressions — Michael Brecker Best Jazz Instrumental Group: Infinity — McCoy Tyner Trio with Michael Brecker Best Large Jazz Ensemble: All Blues — GRP All-Star Big Band feat. Tom Scott Best Latin Jazz Performance: Antonio Brasileiro — Antonio Carlos Jobim Best Female Country Vocal Performance: Baby Baby Baby — Alison Krauss Best Male Country Vocal Performance: Go Rest High on That Mountain — Vince Gill Best Country Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Here Comes the Rain — The Mavericks Best Country Collaboration with Vocals: Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart — Shenandoah & Alison Krauss Best Country Instrumental Performance: Hightower — Asleep at the Wheel, Béla Fleck, Johnny Gimble Best Country Song: Go Rest High on That Mountain — Vince Gill Best Country Album: The Woman in Me — Shania Twain Best Bluegrass Album: Unleashed — Nashville Bluegrass Band Best Traditional Blues Album: Ledbetter Heights — Kenny Wayne Shepherd (actual: Greatest Hits Finally — Etta James won) Best Contemporary Blues Album: Slippin' In — Buddy Guy Best Traditional Folk Album: The Great Dobro Sessions follow-up (actual: Dust Bowl Ballads — Woody Guthrie) Best Contemporary Folk Album: Wrecking Ball — Emmylou Harris Best Reggae Album: Boombastic — Shaggy Best Polka Album: I Love to Polka — Jimmy Sturr Best Latin Pop Album: Amor, Familia y Respeto — La India (actual: El Concierto — Luis Miguel) Best Tropical Latin Album: Abriendo Puertas — Gloria Estefan Best Mexican-American Album: Amor Prohibido — Selena Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album: Hymns and Voices — Michael English (actual: not sure; listed: Hymns and Voices) Best Rock Gospel Album: Lesson of Love — Ashley Cleveland Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album: Shirley Caesar Live – He Will Come Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album: Alone in His Presence — CeCe Winans Best Southern/Country/Bluegrass Gospel Album: Amazing Grace – A Country Salute to Gospel Best Gospel Album by Choir or Chorus: Praise Him – Live! — Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Best Musical Album for Children: Sleepy Time Lullabys — Barbara Bailey Hutchison Best Spoken Word Album for Children: Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf — Patrick Stewart Best Spoken Word Album: Gandhi: An Autobiography Best Comedy Album: Crank(y) Calls — Jonathan Winters Best Musical Show Album: Smokey Joe's Cafe — Leiber & Stoller Best Instrumental Composition: A View From the Side — Bill Holman Best Song Written for Visual Media: Colors of the Wind — Alan Menken & Stephen Schwartz Best Instrumental Composition for Visual Media: Crimson Tide — Hans Zimmer Best Instrumental Arrangement: Lament — Robert Farnon (J.J. Johnson) Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals: I Get a Kick Out of You — Rob McConnell (Mel Tormé) Best Engineered Album Non-Classical: Wildflowers — Tom Petty (Bianco, Scott, Dodd, McLaughlin) Best Engineered Album Classical: Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra — Blomstedt/SF Symphony Producer of the Year Non-Classical: Babyface Producer of the Year Classical: Steven Epstein Best Music Video Short Form: Scream — Michael & Janet Jackson Best Music Video Long Form: Secret World Live — Peter Gabriel Best Recording Package: Turbulent Indigo — Joni Mitchell Best Recording Package Boxed: Civilization Phaze III — Frank Zappa Best Album Notes: The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles Vol. 3 1972-1975 Best Historical Album: The Heifetz Collection — Jascha Heifetz Best Orchestral Performance: Debussy: La Mer — Boulez/Cleveland Orchestra Best Opera Recording: Berlioz: Les Troyens — Charles Dutoit Best Choral Performance: Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem — Blomstedt/SFSO Best Classical Vocal Performance: The Echoing Air — Sylvia McNair Best Instrumental Soloist with Orchestra: The American Album — Itzhak Perlman/Ozawa Best Instrumental Soloist without Orchestra: Brahms: The Three Violin Sonatas (later release) — Joshua Bell (actual: Mozart Piano Sonatas — Mitsuko Uchida) Best Chamber Music Performance: Brahms/Beethoven/Mozart: Clarinet Trios — Ax, Ma, Stoltzman Best Contemporary Composition: Messiaen: Concert a Quatre Best Classical Album: Debussy: La Mer; Nocturnes; Jeux — Boulez/Cleveland 📺 関連動画 Jacob Collier 公式映像 — 90年代以降の音楽性進化を象徴 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第34回 グラミー賞(34th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1992-02-25 Radio City Music Hall, NY 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Whoopi Goldberg、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(75 部門) Record of the Year: Unforgettable — Natalie Cole with Nat King Cole Album of the Year: Unforgettable... with Love — Natalie Cole Song of the Year: Unforgettable — Irving Gordon Best New Artist: Marc Cohn Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: Something to Talk About — Bonnie Raitt Best Male Pop Vocal Performance: When a Man Loves a Woman — Michael Bolton Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Losing My Religion — R.E.M. Best Pop Instrumental Performance: Basque — James Galway Best Rock Vocal Performance Solo: Luck of the Draw — Bonnie Raitt Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Good Man, Good Woman — Bonnie Raitt & Delbert McClinton Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Cliffs of Dover — Eric Johnson Best Hard Rock Performance with Vocal: Give It Away — Red Hot Chili Peppers Best Metal Performance with Vocal: Metallica — Metallica Best Rock Song: Soul Cages — Sting Best Female R&B Vocal Performance (tie): How Can I Ease the Pain — Lisa Fischer; Burnin' — Patti LaBelle Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: Power of Love — Luther Vandross Best R&B Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Cooleyhighharmony — Boyz II Men Best R&B Song: Power of Love/Love Power — Luther Vandross/Marcus Miller/Teddy Vann Best Rap Solo Performance: Mama Said Knock You Out — LL Cool J Best Rap Performance by Duo or Group: Summertime — DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince Best New Age Album: Fresh Aire 7 — Mannheim Steamroller Best Contemporary Jazz Performance: Sassy — The Manhattan Transfer Best Jazz Vocal Performance: He Is Christmas — Take 6 Best Jazz Instrumental Solo: I Remember You — Stan Getz Best Jazz Instrumental Performance Group: Saturday Night at the Blue Note — Oscar Peterson Trio Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance: Live at the Royal Festival Hall — Dizzy Gillespie & United Nation Orchestra Best Female Country Vocal Performance: Down at the Twist and Shout — Mary Chapin Carpenter Best Male Country Vocal Performance: Ropin' the Wind — Garth Brooks Best Country Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Love Can Build a Bridge — The Judds Best Country Vocal Collaboration: Restless — Steve Wariner, Mark O'Connor, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs Best Country Instrumental Performance: The New Nashville Cats — Mark O'Connor Best Country Song: Love Can Build a Bridge — John Jarvis, Naomi Judd, Paul Overstreet Best Bluegrass Album: Spring Training — Carl Jackson & John Starling Best Traditional Blues Album: Live at the Apollo — B.B. King Best Contemporary Blues Album: Damn Right, I've Got the Blues — Buddy Guy Best Traditional Folk Album: The Civil War soundtrack — Ken Burns/John Colby Best Contemporary Folk Album: The Missing Years — John Prine Best Reggae Album: As Raw as Ever — Shabba Ranks Best Polka Album: Live! At Gilley's — Jimmy Sturr Best Latin Pop Album: Cómo Estás — Julio Iglesias Best Tropical Latin Album: Bachata Rosa — Juan Luis Guerra Best Mexican-American Album: Cantando — Little Joe Best Pop Gospel Album: For the Sake of the Call — Steven Curtis Chapman Best Rock Gospel Album: Under Their Influence — Russ Taff Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album: Pray for Me — Mighty Clouds of Joy Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album: Different Lifestyles — BeBe & CeCe Winans Best Southern Gospel Album: Homecoming — Gaither Vocal Band Best Gospel Album by Choir or Chorus: The Evolution of Gospel — Sounds of Blackness Best Album for Children: A Cappella Kids — Maranatha! Kids Best Spoken Word Album: The Civil War — Ken Burns Best Comedy Album: P.D.Q. Bach: WTWP Classical Talkity-Talk Radio — Peter Schickele Best Musical Show Album: The Will Rogers Follies Best Instrumental Composition: Basque — Elton John Best Song Written for Visual Media: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You — Bryan Adams/Michael Kamen/Mutt Lange Best Instrumental Composition for Visual Media: Dances With Wolves — John Barry Best Instrumental Arrangement: Medley: Bess You Is My Woman/I Loves You Porgy — Dave Grusin Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals: Unforgettable — Johnny Mandel Best Engineered Album Non-Classical: Unforgettable... with Love — Al Schmitt et al. Best Classical Engineered Album: Bernstein: Candide — Gregor Zielinsky Producer of the Year Non-Classical: David Foster Producer of the Year Classical: Adam Stern Best Music Video Short Form: Losing My Religion — R.E.M. Best Music Video Long Form: Madonna: Blond Ambition World Tour Live Best Album Package: Billie Holiday – The Complete Decca Recordings Best Album Notes: Star Time — James Brown Best Historical Album: Billie Holiday – The Complete Decca Recordings Best Orchestral Performance: Corigliano: Symphony No. 1 — Daniel Barenboim/Chicago SO Best Opera Recording: Wagner: Götterdämmerung — James Levine/Met Opera Best Choral Performance: Bach: Mass in B Minor — Solti/Chicago SO & Chorus Best Classical Vocal Soloist: The Girl with Orange Lips — Dawn Upshaw Best Instrumental Soloist with Orchestra: Barber: Piano Concerto — John Browning/Slatkin Best Instrumental Soloist without Orchestra: Granados: Goyescas — Alicia de Larrocha Best Chamber Music Performance: Brahms: Piano Quartets — Ax/Stern/Laredo/Ma Best Contemporary Composition: Corigliano: Symphony No. 1 Best Classical Album: Bernstein: Candide — Bernstein/London SO 📺 関連動画 Jacob Collier 公式映像 — 90年代以降の音楽性進化を象徴 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第27回 グラミー賞(27th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1985-02-26 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 John Denver、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(64 部門) Record of the Year: Tina Turner — What's Love Got to Do with It Album of the Year: Lionel Richie — Can't Slow Down Song of the Year: Britten, Lyle — What's Love Got to Do with It Best New Artist: Cyndi Lauper Best Pop Vocal Female: Tina Turner — What's Love Got to Do with It Best Pop Vocal Male: Phil Collins — Against All Odds Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Pointer Sisters — Jump (For My Love) Best Pop Instrumental: Ray Parker Jr. — Ghostbusters Instrumental Version Best R&B Vocal Female: Chaka Khan — I Feel for You Best R&B Vocal Male: Billy Ocean — Caribbean Queen Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: James Ingram & Michael McDonald — Yah Mo B There Best R&B Instrumental: Herbie Hancock — Sound-System Best R&B Song: Prince — I Feel for You Best Rock Vocal Female: Tina Turner — Better Be Good to Me Best Rock Vocal Male: Bruce Springsteen — Dancing in the Dark Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: Prince & The Revolution — Purple Rain Best Rock Instrumental: Yes — Cinema Best Country Vocal Female: Emmylou Harris — In My Dreams Best Country Vocal Male: Merle Haggard — That's the Way Love Goes Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Judds — Mama He's Crazy Best Country Instrumental: Ricky Skaggs — Wheel Hoss Best Country Song: Steve Goodman — City of New Orleans Best Gospel Female: Amy Grant — Angels Best Gospel Male: Michael W. Smith — Michael W. Smith 2 Best Gospel Duo/Group: Debby Boone & Phil Driscoll — Keep the Flame Burning Best Soul Gospel Female: Shirley Caesar — Sailin' Best Soul Gospel Male: Andrae Crouch — Always Remember Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Shirley Caesar & Al Green — Sailin' on the Sea of Your Love Best Inspirational Performance: Donna Summer — Forgive Me Best Ethnic/Traditional Folk: Elizabeth Cotten — Live! Best Latin Pop: Placido Domingo — Always in My Heart Best Tropical Latin: Eddie Palmieri — Palo Pa' Rumba Best Mexican-American: Sheena Easton & Luis Miguel — Me Gustas Tal Como Eres Best Jazz Vocal: Joe Williams — Nothin' But the Blues Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Wynton Marsalis — Hot House Flowers Best Jazz Performance Group: Art Blakey — New York Scene Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Count Basie & Orchestra — 88 Basie Street Best Jazz Fusion: Pat Metheny Group — First Circle Best Classical Orchestra: Saks, Slatkin — Prokofiev Symphony No. 5 Best Classical Vocal: Boulez, Harper, Norman, van Dam — Ravel Songs Best Opera: Glotz, Maazel — Bizet: Carmen Best Choral: Levine, Hillis — Brahms German Requiem Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Leppard, Marsalis — Wynton Marsalis: Handel, Purcell etc. Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Yo-Yo Ma — Bach Unaccompanied Cello Suites Best Chamber Music: Juilliard String Quartet — Beethoven Late String Quartets Best New Classical Composition: Samuel Barber — Antony and Cleopatra Best Classical Album: Strauss, Marriner — Amadeus Best Instrumental Composition: Randy Newman — The Natural / John Williams — Olympic Fanfare (tie) Best Score: Coleman, Nelson, Prince, Melvoin — Purple Rain Best Instrumental Arrangement: Q. Jones, Lubbock — Grace Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Foster, Lubbock — Hard Habit to Break Best Arrangement for Voices: Pointer Sisters — Automatic Best Recording for Children: Haffkine, Silverstein — Where the Sidewalk Ends Best Cast Show Album: Sondheim, Shepard — Sunday in the Park with George Best Album Package: Janet Perr — She's So Unusual Best Album Notes: Schuller, Williams — Big Band Jazz Best Engineered Non-Classical: Humberto Gatica — Chicago 17 Best Engineered Classical: Paul Goodman — Prokofiev Symphony No. 5 Producer of the Year: David Foster / Lionel Richie & James Anthony Carmichael (tie) Classical Producer of the Year: Steven Epstein Best Historical Album: J.R. Taylor — Big Band Jazz Best Spoken Word: Ben Kingsley — The Words of Gandhi Best Video Short Form: Huey Lewis & the News — The Heart of Rock & Roll Best Video Long Form: David Bowie — David Bowie 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第33回 グラミー賞(33rd Annual GRAMMY Awards、1991-02-20 Radio City Music Hall, NY 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Garry Shandling、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(76 部門) Record of the Year: Another Day in Paradise — Phil Collins Album of the Year: Back on the Block — Quincy Jones Song of the Year: From a Distance — Julie Gold (Bette Midler) Best New Artist: Mariah Carey Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: Vision of Love — Mariah Carey Best Male Pop Vocal Performance: Oh, Pretty Woman — Roy Orbison Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: All My Life — Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville Best Pop Instrumental Performance: Twin Peaks Theme — Angelo Badalamenti Best Female Rock Vocal Performance: Black Velvet — Alannah Myles Best Male Rock Vocal Performance: Bad Love — Eric Clapton Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Janie's Got a Gun — Aerosmith Best Rock Instrumental Performance: D/FW — The Vaughan Brothers Best Hard Rock Performance: Cyndi Lauper / The B-52s (announced); awarded to Living Colour — Time's Up Best Metal Performance: Stone Cold Crazy — Metallica Best Female R&B Vocal Performance: Compositions — Anita Baker Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: Here and Now — Luther Vandross Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: I'll Be Good to You — Ray Charles & Chaka Khan Best R&B Song: U Can't Touch This — MC Hammer Best Rap Solo Performance: U Can't Touch This — MC Hammer Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group: Back on the Block — Quincy Jones et al. Best New Age Performance: Mark Isham — Mark Isham Best Contemporary Jazz Performance: Birdland — Quincy Jones Best Jazz Vocal Performance Female: All That Jazz — Ella Fitzgerald Best Jazz Vocal Performance Male: We Are in Love — Harry Connick Jr. Best Jazz Instrumental Solo: Oleo — Oscar Peterson Best Jazz Instrumental Performance Group: The Legendary Oscar Peterson Trio Live at the Blue Note — Oscar Peterson Trio Best Jazz Instrumental Performance Big Band: Basie's Bag — Frank Foster Best Female Country Vocal Performance: Where've You Been — Kathy Mattea Best Male Country Vocal Performance: When I Call Your Name — Vince Gill Best Country Performance by Duo or Group: Pickin' on Nashville — Kentucky Headhunters Best Country Vocal Collaboration: Poor Boy Blues — Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler Best Country Instrumental Performance: So Soft, Your Goodbye — Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler Best Country Song: Where've You Been — Don Henry & Jon Vezner Best Bluegrass Recording: I've Got That Old Feeling — Alison Krauss Best Traditional Blues Recording: Live at San Quentin — B.B. King Best Contemporary Blues Recording: Family Style — The Vaughan Brothers Best Traditional Folk Recording: On Praying Ground — Doc Watson Best Contemporary Folk Recording: Steady On — Shawn Colvin Best Reggae Recording: Time Will Tell — Bunny Wailer Best Polka Recording: When It's Polka Time at Your House — Frankie Yankovic Best Latin Pop Performance: Cuts Both Ways — Gloria Estefan Best Tropical Latin Performance: Lambada Timbales — Tito Puente Best Mexican-American Performance: Soy de San Luis — Texas Tornados Best Pop Gospel Album: Another Time... Another Place — Sandi Patti Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album: Beyond Belief — Petra Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album: Tramaine Hawkins Live — Tramaine Hawkins Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album: So Much 2 Say — Take 6 Best Southern Gospel Album: The Great Exchange — Bruce Carroll Best Gospel Album by Choir or Chorus: Having Church — James Cleveland & Southern California Community Choir Best Album for Children: The Little Mermaid soundtrack — Alan Menken & Howard Ashman Best Spoken Word Album: Gracie: A Love Story — George Burns Best Comedy Album: P.D.Q. Bach: Oedipus Tex — Peter Schickele Best Musical Cast Show Album: Les Misérables – The Complete Symphonic Recording Best Instrumental Composition: Change of Heart — Pat Metheny Best Song Written for Visual Media: Under the Sea — Alan Menken & Howard Ashman Best Instrumental Composition for Visual Media: Glory — James Horner Best Instrumental Arrangement: Birdland — Jerry Hey, Quincy Jones, Ian Prince, Rod Temperton Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals: The Places You Find Love — Quincy Jones et al. Best Engineered Recording Non-Classical: Back on the Block — Bruce Swedien Best Engineered Recording Classical: Rachmaninoff: Vespers — Jack Renner Producer of the Year Non-Classical: Quincy Jones Producer of the Year Classical: Robert Woods Best Music Video Short Form: Opposites Attract — Paula Abdul Best Music Video Long Form: Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em: The Movie — MC Hammer Best Album Package: Days of Open Hand — Suzanne Vega Best Album Notes: Brownie — The Complete Emarcy Recordings of Clifford Brown Best Historical Album: Robert Johnson – The Complete Recordings Best Orchestral Performance: Shostakovich: Symphonies 1 & 7 — Bernstein/Chicago SO Best Opera Recording: Wagner: Das Rheingold — James Levine/Met Opera Best Choral Performance: Walton: Belshazzar's Feast — Robert Shaw/Atlanta SO Best Classical Performance Instrumental Soloist with Orchestra: Shostakovich/Glazunov Violin Concertos — Itzhak Perlman Best Classical Performance Instrumental Soloist without Orchestra: The Last Recording — Vladimir Horowitz Best Chamber Music Performance: Brahms: The Three Violin Sonatas — Itzhak Perlman & Daniel Barenboim Best Classical Vocal Soloist: Carreras, Domingo, Pavarotti in Concert Best Contemporary Composition: Bernstein: Arias & Barcarolles Best Classical Album: Ives: Symphony No. 2 — Bernstein/NY Philharmonic 📺 関連動画 Jacob Collier 公式映像 — 90年代以降の音楽性進化を象徴 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第30回 グラミー賞(30th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1988-03-02 Radio City Music Hall, NY 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Billy Crystal、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(65 部門) Record of the Year: Paul Simon — Graceland Album of the Year: U2 — The Joshua Tree Song of the Year: Horner, Mann, Weil — Somewhere Out There Best New Artist: Jody Watley Best Pop Vocal Female: Whitney Houston — I Wanna Dance with Somebody Best Pop Vocal Male: Sting — Bring on the Night Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes — (I've Had) The Time of My Life Best Pop Instrumental: Larry Carlton — Minute by Minute Best R&B Vocal Female: Aretha Franklin — Aretha Best R&B Vocal Male: Smokey Robinson — Just to See Her Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Aretha Franklin & George Michael — I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) Best R&B Instrumental: David Sanborn — Chicago Song Best R&B Song: Bill Withers — Lean on Me Best Rock Vocal Female: Tina Turner — Back Where You Started (per source - check); per Wikipedia: Tina Turner — What's Love Got to Do With It (live) Best Rock Vocal Male: Bruce Springsteen — Tunnel of Love Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: U2 — The Joshua Tree Best Rock Instrumental: Frank Zappa — Jazz from Hell Best Country Vocal Female: K.T. Oslin — 80's Ladies Best Country Vocal Male: Randy Travis — Always & Forever Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Judds — Heartland Best Country Vocal Duet: Ronstadt, Parton, Harris — Trio (per source) Best Country Instrumental: Asleep at the Wheel — String of Pars Best Country Song: Overstreet, Schlitz — Forever and Ever, Amen Best Traditional Blues: Professor Longhair — Houseparty New Orleans Style Best Contemporary Blues: Robert Cray Band — Strong Persuader Best Gospel Female: Deniece Williams — I Believe in You Best Gospel Male: Larnelle Harris — The Father Hath Provided Best Gospel Duo/Group: Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart — Crack the Sky Best Soul Gospel Female: CeCe Winans — For Always Best Soul Gospel Male: Al Green — Everything's Gonna Be Alright Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Winans & Anita Baker — Ain't No Need to Worry Best Traditional Folk: Ladysmith Black Mambazo — Shaka Zulu Best Contemporary Folk: Steve Goodman — Unfinished Business Best Reggae Recording: Various — No Nuclear War (Peter Tosh - prev year) Best Jazz Vocal Female: Diane Schuur — Diane Schuur & the Count Basie Orchestra Best Jazz Vocal Male: Bobby McFerrin — What Is This Thing Called Love Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Dexter Gordon — The Other Side of Round Midnight Best Jazz Performance Group: Wynton Marsalis — Marsalis Standard Time Vol. 1 Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Duke Ellington Orchestra (Mercer Ellington) — Digital Duke Best Jazz Fusion: Pat Metheny Group — Still Life (Talking) Best Classical Orchestra: Haas, Solti — Beethoven Symphony No. 9 Best Classical Vocal: Battle — Salzburg Recital Best Opera: Garben, Levine — R. Strauss: Ariadne auf Naxos Best Choral: Shaw — Hindemith: When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Levine, Perlman — Mozart Violin Concertos Nos. 2 & 4 Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Horowitz — Horowitz in Moscow Best Chamber Music: Ashkenazy, Harrell, Perlman — Beethoven Complete Piano Trios Best Classical Contemporary Composition: Penderecki — Cello Concerto No. 2 Best Classical Album: Frost, Horowitz — Horowitz in Moscow Best Recording for Children: Bradshaw, Sottnick, McFerrin, Nicholson — The Elephant's Child Best Instrumental Composition: Carter, Hancock, Higgins, Shorter — Call Sheet Blues Best Song for Motion Picture/TV: Horner, Mann, Weil — Somewhere Out There Best Score: Ennio Morricone — The Untouchables Best Instrumental Arrangement: Bill Holman — Take the A Train Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Frank Foster — Deedles' Blues Best Cast Show Album: Schonberg, Kretzmer, Boublil — Les Miserables Best Concept Music Video: Genesis — Land of Confusion Best Performance Music Video: Anthony Eaton — Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert Best Album Package: Bill Johnson — King's Record Shop Best Album Notes: Orrin Keepnews — Thelonious Monk Complete Riverside Best Historical Album: Orrin Keepnews — Thelonious Monk Complete Riverside Best Engineered Non-Classical: Swedien, Gatica — Bad Best Engineered Classical: Jack Renner — Faure/Durufle Requiems Producer of the Year: Narada Michael Walden Classical Producer of the Year: Robert Woods 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第31回 グラミー賞(31st Annual GRAMMY Awards、1989-02-22 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Billy Crystal、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(73 部門) Record of the Year: Bobby McFerrin — Don't Worry, Be Happy Album of the Year: George Michael — Faith Song of the Year: Bobby McFerrin — Don't Worry, Be Happy Best New Artist: Tracy Chapman Best Pop Vocal Female: Tracy Chapman — Fast Car Best Pop Vocal Male: Bobby McFerrin — Don't Worry, Be Happy Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Manhattan Transfer — Brasil Best Pop Instrumental: David Sanborn — Close-Up Best R&B Vocal Female: Anita Baker — Giving You the Best That I Got Best R&B Vocal Male: Terence Trent D'Arby — Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Gladys Knight & the Pips — Love Overboard Best R&B Instrumental: Chick Corea — Light Years Best R&B Song: Baker, Holland, Scarborough — Giving You the Best That I Got Best Rap Performance: DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince — Parents Just Don't Understand Best Rock Vocal Female: Tina Turner — Tina Live in Europe Best Rock Vocal Male: Robert Palmer — Simply Irresistible Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: U2 — Desire Best Rock Instrumental: Carlos Santana — Blues for Salvador Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance: Jethro Tull — Crest of a Knave Best Country Vocal Female: K.T. Oslin — Hold Me Best Country Vocal Male: Randy Travis — Old 8x10 Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Judds — Give a Little Love Best Country Vocal Collaboration: k.d. lang & Roy Orbison — Crying Best Country Instrumental: Asleep at the Wheel — Sugarfoot Rag Best Country Song: K.T. Oslin — Hold Me Best Bluegrass Recording: various — various Best Gospel Female: Amy Grant — Lead Me On Best Gospel Male: Larnelle Harris — Christmas Best Gospel Duo/Group: Winans — The Winans Live at Carnegie Hall Best Soul Gospel Female: Aretha Franklin — One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism Best Soul Gospel Male: BeBe Winans — Abundant Life Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Aretha Franklin & Mavis Staples — Oh Happy Day Best Traditional Folk: Various — Folkways: A Vision Shared Best Contemporary Folk: Tracy Chapman — Tracy Chapman Best Reggae Recording: Ziggy Marley & Melody Makers — Conscious Party Best Jazz Vocal Female: Betty Carter — Look What I Got! Best Jazz Vocal Male: Bobby McFerrin — Brothers Best Jazz Vocal Duo/Group: Take 6 — Spread Love Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Michael Brecker — Don't Try This at Home Best Jazz Performance Group: McCoy Tyner, Pharoah Sanders et al — Blues for Coltrane Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Gil Evans — Bud and Bird Best Jazz Fusion: Yellowjackets — Politics Best Latin Pop: Roberto Carlos — Roberto Carlos Best Tropical Latin: Ruben Blades — Antecedente Best Mexican-American: Linda Ronstadt — Canciones de Mi Padre Best Classical Orchestra: Woods, Lane, Shaw — Rorem: String Symphony Best Classical Vocal: Buckley, Pavarotti — Pavarotti in Concert Best Opera: Raeburn, Solti — Wagner: Lohengrin Best Choral: Shaw — Verdi: Requiem & Operatic Choruses Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Giulini, Horowitz — Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23 Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Alicia de Larrocha — Albeniz: Iberia Best Chamber Music: Corkhill, Glennie, Perahia, Solti — Bartok Sonata Best Classical Contemporary Composition: Adams — Nixon in China Best Classical Album: Woods, Shaw — Verdi: Requiem Best Comedy Recording: Robin Williams — Good Morning Vietnam Best Instrumental Composition: various Best Song for Motion Picture/TV: Collins, Dozier — Two Hearts Best Score: Byrne, Cong Su, Sakamoto — The Last Emperor Best Instrumental Arrangement: Roger Kellaway — Memos From Paradise Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Jonathan Tunick — No One Is Alone Best Recording for Children: Cooder, Sottnick, Robin Williams — Pecos Bill Best Cast Show Album: Sondheim, Saks — Into the Woods Best Concept Music Video: Weird Al Yankovic — Fat Best Performance Music Video: U2, Avis — Where the Streets Have No Name Best Album Package: Bill Johnson — Tired of Runnin' Best Album Notes: Anthony DeCurtis — Crossroads (Eric Clapton) Best Polka Recording: Jimmy Sturr — Born to Polka Best Historical Album: Bill Levenson — Crossroads (Eric Clapton) Best Engineered Non-Classical: Tom Lord-Alge — Roll With It Best Engineered Classical: Jack Renner — Verdi: Requiem Producer of the Year: Neil Dorfsman Classical Producer of the Year: Robert Woods Best Spoken Word: Jesse Jackson — Speech by Rev. Jesse Jackson 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第24回 グラミー賞(24th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1982-02-24 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 John Denver、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(60 部門) Record of the Year: Kim Carnes — Bette Davis Eyes Album of the Year: John Lennon & Yoko Ono — Double Fantasy Song of the Year: Donna Weiss, Jackie DeShannon — Bette Davis Eyes Best New Artist: Sheena Easton Best Pop Vocal Female: Lena Horne — The Lady and Her Music Best Pop Vocal Male: Al Jarreau — Breakin' Away Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Manhattan Transfer — Boy from New York City Best Pop Instrumental: Mike Post — Hill Street Blues Best R&B Vocal Female: Aretha Franklin — Hold On I'm Comin' Best R&B Vocal Male: James Ingram — One Hundred Ways Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Quincy Jones — The Dude Best R&B Instrumental: David Sanborn — All I Need Is You Best R&B Song: Withers, MacDonald, Salter — Just the Two of Us Best Rock Vocal Female: Pat Benatar — Fire and Ice Best Rock Vocal Male: Rick Springfield — Jessie's Girl Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: The Police — Don't Stand So Close To Me Best Rock Instrumental: The Police — Behind My Camel Best Country Vocal Female: Dolly Parton — 9 to 5 Best Country Vocal Male: Ronnie Milsap — There's No Gettin' Over Me Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Oak Ridge Boys — Elvira Best Country Instrumental: Chet Atkins — Country After All These Years Best Country Song: Dolly Parton — 9 to 5 Best Gospel Traditional: Masters V — The Masters V Best Gospel Contemporary: Imperials — Priority Best Soul Gospel Traditional: Al Green — The Lord Will Make a Way Best Soul Gospel Contemporary: Andrae Crouch — Don't Give Up Best Inspirational Performance: B.J. Thomas — Amazing Grace Best Latin Recording: Clare Fischer — Guajira Pa la Jeva Best Jazz Vocal Female: Ella Fitzgerald — Digital III at Montreux Best Jazz Vocal Male: Al Jarreau — Blue Rondo a la Turk Best Jazz Vocal Duo/Group: Manhattan Transfer — Until I Met You Best Jazz Performance Soloist: John Coltrane — Bye Bye Blackbird Best Jazz Performance Group: Chick Corea & Gary Burton — Chick Corea & Gary Burton in Concert Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Gerry Mulligan — Walk on the Water Best Jazz Fusion: Grover Washington Jr. — Winelight Best Classical Orchestra: Solti/CSO — Mahler Symphony No. 2 Best Classical Vocal: Bonynge, Horne, Pavarotti, Sutherland — Live From Lincoln Center Best Opera: Mallinson, Mackerras — Janacek: From the House of the Dead Best Choral: Marriner — Haydn: The Creation Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Mehta, Perlman, Stern, Zukerman — Isaac Stern 60th Anniversary Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Horowitz — Concerts 1979/80 Best Chamber Music: Ashkenazy, Harrell, Perlman — Tchaikovsky Piano Trio Best Classical Album: Mallinson, Solti — Mahler Symphony No. 2 Best Historical Album: Brooks, Spitzer — Hoagy Carmichael Best Comedy Recording: Richard Pryor — Rev. Du Rite Best Instrumental Composition: Mike Post — Theme From Hill Street Blues Best Score: John Williams — Raiders of the Lost Ark Best Instrumental Arrangement: Quincy Jones, Mandel — Velas Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Hey, Q. Jones — Ai No Corrida Best Arrangement for Voices: Gene Puerling — A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Best Recording for Children: Scott, Henson — Sesame Country Best Cast Show Album: Quincy Jones — Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music Video of the Year: Michael Nesmith — Elephant Parts Best Album Package: Peter Corriston — Tattoo You Best Album Notes: Dan Morgenstern — Erroll Garner Master of the Keyboard Best Engineered Non-Classical: Schnee, Scheiner, Garszva, Nichols — Gaucho Best Engineered Classical: Kazdin, Graham, Moore — Stern 60th Anniversary Producer of the Year: Quincy Jones Classical Producer of the Year: James Mallinson Best Spoken Word: Orson Welles — Donovan's Brain 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第35回 グラミー賞(35th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1993-02-24 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Garry Shandling、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(77 部門) Record of the Year: Tears in Heaven — Eric Clapton Album of the Year: Unplugged — Eric Clapton Song of the Year: Tears in Heaven — Eric Clapton & Will Jennings Best New Artist: Arrested Development Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: Constant Craving — k.d. lang Best Male Pop Vocal Performance: Tears in Heaven — Eric Clapton Best Pop Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Beauty and the Beast — Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson Best Pop Instrumental Performance: Beauty and the Beast — Richard Kaufman Best Female Rock Vocal Performance: Ain't It Heavy — Melissa Etheridge Best Male Rock Vocal Performance: Unplugged — Eric Clapton Best Rock Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Achtung Baby — U2 Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Little Wing — Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Best Hard Rock Performance: Give It Away — Red Hot Chili Peppers Best Metal Performance: Wish — Nine Inch Nails Best Rock Song: Layla (Unplugged) — Eric Clapton & Jim Gordon Best Female R&B Vocal Performance: The Woman I Am — Chaka Khan Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: Heaven and Earth — Al Jarreau Best R&B Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: End of the Road — Boyz II Men Best R&B Instrumental Performance: Doo-Bop — Miles Davis Best R&B Song: End of the Road — Babyface, L.A. Reid, Daryl Simmons Best Rap Solo Performance: Baby Got Back — Sir Mix-a-Lot Best Rap Performance by Duo or Group: Tennessee — Arrested Development Best New Age Album: Shepherd Moons — Enya Best Contemporary Jazz Performance: Secret Story — Pat Metheny Best Jazz Vocal Performance: 'Round Midnight — Bobby McFerrin Best Jazz Instrumental Solo: Lush Life — Joe Henderson Best Jazz Instrumental Group: I Heard You Twice the First Time — Branford Marsalis Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance: The Turning Point — McCoy Tyner Big Band Best Female Country Vocal Performance: I Feel Lucky — Mary Chapin Carpenter Best Male Country Vocal Performance: I Still Believe in You — Vince Gill Best Country Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal: Emmylou Harris & the Nash Ramblers at the Ryman Best Country Vocal Collaboration: The Whiskey Ain't Workin' — Travis Tritt & Marty Stuart Best Country Instrumental Performance: Sneakin' Around — Chet Atkins & Jerry Reed Best Country Song: I Still Believe in You — Vince Gill & John Barlow Jarvis Best Bluegrass Album: Every Time You Say Goodbye — Alison Krauss & Union Station Best Traditional Blues Album: Goin' Back to New Orleans — Dr. John Best Contemporary Blues Album: The Sky Is Crying — Stevie Ray Vaughan Best Traditional Folk Album: An Irish Evening – Live at the Grand Opera House Belfast — The Chieftains Best Contemporary Folk Album: Bone — The Chieftains tribute (Steve Earle) Best Reggae Album: X-Tra Naked — Shabba Ranks Best Polka Album: 35th Anniversary — Walter Ostanek Best Latin Pop Album: Otro Día Más Sin Verte — Jon Secada Best Tropical Latin Album: Frenesí — Linda Ronstadt Best Mexican-American Album: Mas Canciones — Linda Ronstadt Best Pop Gospel Album: The Great Adventure — Steven Curtis Chapman Best Rock Gospel Album: Unseen Power — Petra Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album: He's Working It Out for You — Shirley Caesar Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album: Handel's Messiah - A Soulful Celebration Best Southern Gospel Album: Sometimes Miracles Hide — Bruce Carroll Best Gospel Album by Choir or Chorus: Edwin Hawkins Music & Arts Seminar Mass Choir Recorded Live in LA Best Album for Children: Beauty and the Beast soundtrack Best Spoken Word Album: What You Can Do to Avoid AIDS — Magic Johnson & Robert O'Keefe Best Comedy Album: P.D.Q. Bach: Music for an Awful Lot of Winds & Percussion — Peter Schickele Best Musical Show Album: Guys and Dolls (New Broadway Cast) Best Instrumental Composition: Harlem Renaissance Suite — Benny Carter Best Song Written for Visual Media: Beauty and the Beast — Alan Menken & Howard Ashman Best Instrumental Composition for Visual Media: Beauty and the Beast — Alan Menken Best Instrumental Arrangement: Strike Up the Band — Rob McConnell Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals: Here's to Life — Johnny Mandel Best Engineered Album Non-Classical: Dangerous — Bruce Swedien & Teddy Riley Best Engineered Album Classical: R. Strauss: Die Frau Ohne Schatten — James Lock et al. Producer of the Year Non-Classical: Daniel Lanois & Brian Eno (tied with Babyface/L.A. Reid in some lists; official: Daniel Lanois) Producer of the Year Classical: James Mallinson Best Music Video Short Form: Digging in the Dirt — Peter Gabriel Best Music Video Long Form: Diva — Annie Lennox Best Album Package: Spellbound — Paula Abdul Best Album Notes: Queen of Soul – The Atlantic Recordings — Aretha Franklin Best Historical Album: The Complete Capitol Recordings of the Nat King Cole Trio Best Orchestral Performance: Mahler: Symphony No. 9 — Bernstein/Berlin Philharmonic Best Opera Recording: R. Strauss: Die Frau Ohne Schatten — Solti/Vienna PO Best Choral Performance: Orff: Carmina Burana — Blomstedt/San Francisco SO Best Classical Vocal Performance: Kathleen Battle at Carnegie Hall Best Instrumental Soloist with Orchestra: Prokofiev: Sinfonia Concertante — Yo-Yo Ma/Maazel Best Instrumental Soloist without Orchestra: Horowitz Discovered Treasures — Vladimir Horowitz Best Chamber Music Performance: Brahms: Sonatas for Cello & Piano — Yo-Yo Ma & Emanuel Ax Best Contemporary Composition: Barber: The Lovers Best Classical Album: Mahler: Symphony No. 9 — Bernstein/Berlin Philharmonic 📺 関連動画 Jacob Collier 公式映像 — 90年代以降の音楽性進化を象徴 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第28回 グラミー賞(28th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1986-02-25 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Kenny Rogers、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(69 部門) Record of the Year: USA for Africa — We Are the World Album of the Year: Phil Collins — No Jacket Required Song of the Year: Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie — We Are the World Best New Artist: Sade Best Pop Vocal Female: Whitney Houston — Saving All My Love for You Best Pop Vocal Male: Phil Collins — No Jacket Required Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: USA for Africa — We Are the World Best Pop Instrumental: Jan Hammer — Miami Vice Theme Best R&B Vocal Female: Aretha Franklin — Freeway of Love Best R&B Vocal Male: Stevie Wonder — In Square Circle Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Commodores — Nightshift Best R&B Instrumental: Ernie Watts — Musician Best R&B Song: Cohen, Walden — Freeway of Love Best Rock Vocal Female: Tina Turner — One of the Living Best Rock Vocal Male: Don Henley — The Boys of Summer Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: Dire Straits — Money for Nothing Best Rock Instrumental: Jeff Beck — Escape Best Country Vocal Female: Rosanne Cash — I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me Best Country Vocal Male: Ronnie Milsap — Lost in the Fifties Tonight Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Judds — Why Not Me Best Country Instrumental: Atkins & Knopfler — Cosmic Square Dance Best Country Song: Jimmy Webb — Highwayman Best Gospel Female: Amy Grant — Unguarded Best Gospel Male: Larnelle Harris — How Excellent Is Thy Name Best Gospel Duo/Group: Harris & Patti — I've Just Seen Jesus Best Soul Gospel Female: Shirley Caesar — Martin Best Soul Gospel Male: Marvin Winans — Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Winans — Tomorrow Best Inspirational Performance: Jennifer Holliday — Come Sunday Best Ethnic/Traditional Folk: Rockin' Sidney — My Toot Toot Best Latin Pop: Lani Hall — Es Facil Amar Best Tropical Latin: Eddie Palmieri — Solito / Tito Puente — Mambo Diablo (tie) Best Mexican-American: Vikki Carr — Simplemente Mujer Best Jazz Vocal Female: Cleo Laine — Cleo at Carnegie Best Jazz Vocal Male: Jon Hendricks & Bobby McFerrin — Another Night in Tunisia Best Jazz Vocal Duo/Group: Manhattan Transfer — Vocalese Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Wynton Marsalis — Black Codes (From the Underground) Best Jazz Performance Group: Wynton Marsalis — Black Codes Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Wilber & Barry — The Cotton Club Best Jazz Fusion: David Sanborn — Straight to the Heart Best Classical Orchestra: Woods, Shaw — Faure: Pelleas et Melisande Best Classical Vocal: Shaw, Aler — Berlioz: Requiem Best Opera: Mallinson, Solti — Schoenberg: Moses und Aron Best Choral: Shaw — Berlioz: Requiem Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Previn, Ma — Elgar/Walton Cello Concertos Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Ashkenazy — Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit Best Chamber Music: Ax & Ma — Brahms Cello Sonatas Best Classical Contemporary Composition: Lloyd Webber — Requiem Best Classical Album: Woods, Shaw, Aler — Berlioz: Requiem Best New Classical Artist: Chicago Pro Musica Best Comedy Recording: Whoopi Goldberg — Whoopi Goldberg Broadway Show Best Instrumental Composition: Jan Hammer — Miami Vice Theme Best Score: Various — Beverly Hills Cop Best Instrumental Arrangement: Grusin, Ritenour — Early A.M. Attitude Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Nelson Riddle — Lush Life Best Arrangement for Voices: McFerrin, Bentyne — Another Night in Tunisia Best Recording for Children: Henson, Buckingham — Follow That Bird Best Cast Show Album: McClure, Carreras, Te Kanawa — West Side Story Best Music Video Short Form: Trbovich, Q. Jones — We Are the World Best Music Video Long Form: Gowers, Huey Lewis — Heart of Rock 'n' Roll Best Album Package: Kosh, Larson — Lush Life Best Album Notes: Peter Guralnick — Sam Cooke Live at Harlem Square Club Best Polka Recording: Frank Yankovic — 70 Years of Hits Best Historical Album: John Pfeiffer — RCA/Met 100 Singers Best Engineered Non-Classical: Neil Dorfsman — Brothers in Arms Best Engineered Classical: Jack Renner — Berlioz: Requiem Producer of the Year: Phil Collins, Hugh Padgham Classical Producer of the Year: Robert Woods Best Spoken Word: Mike Berniker — Ma Rainey's Black Bottom 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第22回 グラミー賞(22nd Annual GRAMMY Awards、1980-02-27 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Kenny Rogers、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(53 部門) Record of the Year: Doobie Brothers — What a Fool Believes Album of the Year: Billy Joel — 52nd Street Song of the Year: Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald — What a Fool Believes Best New Artist: Rickie Lee Jones Best Pop Vocal Female: Dionne Warwick — I'll Never Love This Way Again Best Pop Vocal Male: Billy Joel — 52nd Street Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Doobie Brothers — Minute by Minute Best Pop Instrumental: Herb Alpert — Rise Best R&B Vocal Female: Dionne Warwick — Deja Vu Best R&B Vocal Male: Michael Jackson — Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Earth, Wind & Fire — After the Love Has Gone Best R&B Instrumental: Earth, Wind & Fire — Boogie Wonderland Best R&B Song: Champlin, Foster, Graydon — After the Love Has Gone Best Disco Recording: Gloria Gaynor — I Will Survive Best Country Vocal Female: Emmylou Harris — Blue Kentucky Girl Best Country Vocal Male: Kenny Rogers — The Gambler Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Charlie Daniels Band — The Devil Went Down to Georgia Best Country Instrumental: Doc & Merle Watson — Big Sandy/Leather Britches Best Country Song: Debbie Hupp, Bob Morrison — You Decorated My Life Best Gospel Traditional: Blackwood Brothers — Lift Up the Name of Jesus Best Gospel Contemporary: Imperials — Heed the Call Best Soul Gospel Traditional: Mighty Clouds of Joy — Changing Times Best Soul Gospel Contemporary: Andrae Crouch — I'll Be Thinking of You Best Inspirational Performance: B.J. Thomas — You Gave Me Love Best Ethnic/Traditional: Muddy Waters — Muddy Mississippi Waters Live Best Latin Recording: Irakere — Irakere Best Jazz Vocal: Ella Fitzgerald — Fine and Mellow Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Oscar Peterson — Jousts Best Jazz Performance Group: Gary Burton & Chick Corea — Duet Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Duke Ellington — At Fargo, 1940 Live Best Jazz Fusion: Weather Report — 8:30 Best Classical Orchestra: Solti/CSO — Brahms Symphonies Best Classical Vocal: Pavarotti — O Sole Mio Best Opera: Negri, Davis — Britten: Peter Grimes Best Choral: Solti, Hillis — Brahms: German Requiem Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Abbado, Pollini — Bartok Piano Concertos Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Horowitz — Concerts 1978/79 Best Chamber Music: Davies/St. Paul — Copland: Appalachian Spring Best Classical Album: Solti/CSO — Brahms Symphonies Best Historical Reissue: Brooks, Korn — Billie Holiday Giants of Jazz Best Comedy Recording: Robin Williams — Reality...What a Concept Best Instrumental Composition: John Williams — Superman Main Title Best Score: John Williams — Superman Best Instrumental Arrangement: Claus Ogerman — Soulful Strut Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Michael McDonald — What a Fool Believes Best Cast Show Album: Sondheim, Shepard — Sweeney Todd Best Album Package: Haggerty, Doud — Breakfast in America Best Album Notes: Bob Porter, James Patrick — Charlie Parker Complete Savoy Best Engineered Non-Classical: Henderson — Breakfast in America Best Engineered Classical: Salvatore — Sondheim: Sweeney Todd Producer of the Year: Larry Butler Classical Producer of the Year: Vittorio Negri Best Spoken Word: John Gielgud — Ages of Man 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第29回 グラミー賞(29th Annual GRAMMY Awards、1987-02-24 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Billy Crystal、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(64 部門) Record of the Year: Steve Winwood — Higher Love Album of the Year: Paul Simon — Graceland Song of the Year: Bacharach, Bayer Sager — That's What Friends Are For Best New Artist: Bruce Hornsby and the Range Best Pop Vocal Female: Barbra Streisand — The Broadway Album Best Pop Vocal Male: Steve Winwood — Higher Love Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Dionne Warwick & Friends — That's What Friends Are For Best Pop Instrumental: Faltermeyer & Stevens — Top Gun Anthem Best R&B Vocal Female: Anita Baker — Rapture Best R&B Vocal Male: James Brown — Living in America Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Prince & The Revolution — Kiss Best R&B Instrumental: Yellowjackets — And You Know That Best R&B Song: Baker, Bias, Johnson — Sweet Love Best Rock Vocal Female: Tina Turner — Back Where You Started Best Rock Vocal Male: Robert Palmer — Addicted to Love Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: Eurythmics — Missionary Man Best Rock Instrumental: Art of Noise & Duane Eddy — Peter Gunn Best Country Vocal Female: Reba McEntire — Whoever's in New England Best Country Vocal Male: Ronnie Milsap — Lost in the Fifties Tonight Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Judds — Grandpa Best Country Instrumental: Ricky Skaggs — Raisin' the Dickens Best Country Song: Jamie O'Hara — Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days) Best Gospel Female: Sandi Patti — Morning Like This Best Gospel Male: Philip Bailey — Triumph Best Gospel Duo/Group: Williams & Patti — They Say Best Soul Gospel Female: Deniece Williams — I Surrender All Best Soul Gospel Male: Al Green — Going Away Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Winans — Let My People Go Best Traditional Folk: Doc Watson — Riding the Midnight Train Best Contemporary Folk: Bunetta, Einstein, Neuberger — Tribute to Steve Goodman Best Reggae Recording: Steel Pulse — Babylon the Bandit Best Jazz Vocal Female: Diane Schuur — Timeless Best Jazz Vocal Male: Bobby McFerrin — 'Round Midnight Best Jazz Vocal Duo/Group: 2+2 Plus — Free Fall Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Miles Davis — Tutu Best Jazz Performance Group: Wynton Marsalis — J Mood Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Tom Scott — The Tonight Show Band Vol. 1 Best Jazz Fusion: Bob James & David Sanborn — Double Vision Best Classical Orchestra: Haas, Solti — Liszt: Faust Symphony Best Classical Vocal: Previn, Battle — Kathleen Battle Sings Mozart Best Opera: Ostrow, Mauceri — Bernstein: Candide Best Choral: Levine, Hillis — Orff: Carmina Burana Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (with or without orchestra): Vladimir Horowitz — Studio Recordings NY 1985 Best Chamber Music: Ax & Ma — Beethoven Cello Sonata No. 4 Best Classical Contemporary Composition: Lutoslawski — Symphony No. 3 Best Classical Album: Frost, Horowitz — The Studio Recordings NY 1985 Best Comedy Recording: Bill Cosby — Those of You With or Without Children Best Instrumental Composition: John Barry — Out of Africa Best Score: John Barry — Out of Africa Best Instrumental Arrangement: Patrick Williams — Suite Memories Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: David Foster — Somewhere Best Recording for Children: Henson, King, Van Rees — The Alphabet Best Cast Show Album: Shepard — Follies in Concert Best Music Video Short Form: Dire Straits — Brothers in Arms Best Music Video Long Form: Apted, Sting — Bring on the Night Best Album Package: Eiko Ishioka — Tutu Best Album Notes: Sarris et al — The Voice: Sinatra Columbia Years Best Polka Recording: Eddie Blazonczyk — Another Polka Celebration Best Historical Album: Goksel, Porter — Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 1947-1974 Best Engineered Non-Classical: Corsaro, Lord-Alge — Back in the High Life Best Engineered Classical: Paul Goodman — Horowitz Studio Recordings NY 1985 Producer of the Year: Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Classical Producer of the Year: Robert Woods Best Spoken Word: Cash, Lewis, Moman, Nelson, Orbison, Perkins, Phillips — Interviews From Class of '55 📺 関連動画 Janet Jackson『Rhythm Nation 1814』(1980年代の象徴・後に Grammy 殿堂入り) 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー

第32回 グラミー賞(32nd Annual GRAMMY Awards、1990-02-21 Shrine Auditorium, LA 開催)の全部門受賞者リスト。司会 Garry Shandling、放映 CBS。受賞者を ★ で示す。 📋 全部門 完全受賞者一覧(77 部門) Record of the Year: Bette Midler — Wind Beneath My Wings Album of the Year: Bonnie Raitt — Nick of Time Song of the Year: Jeff Silbar, Larry Henley — Wind Beneath My Wings Best New Artist: vacated (originally Milli Vanilli) Best Pop Vocal Female: Bonnie Raitt — Nick of Time Best Pop Vocal Male: Michael Bolton — How Am I Supposed to Live Without You Best Pop Performance Duo/Group: Linda Ronstadt with Aaron Neville — Don't Know Much Best Pop Instrumental: Neville Brothers — Healing Chant Best R&B Vocal Female: Anita Baker — Giving You the Best That I Got (album) Best R&B Vocal Male: Bobby Brown — Every Little Step Best R&B Performance Duo/Group: Soul II Soul — Back to Life Best R&B Instrumental: Soul II Soul — African Dance Best R&B Song: Babyface, Reid, Simmons — If You Don't Know Me by Now (per source - actually Gamble & Huff — If You Don't Know Me by Now performed by Simply Red) Best Rap Performance: Young MC — Bust a Move Best Rock Vocal Female: Bonnie Raitt — Nick of Time Best Rock Vocal Male: Don Henley — The End of the Innocence Best Rock Performance Duo/Group: Traveling Wilburys — Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 Best Rock Instrumental: Jeff Beck with Terry Bozzio & Tony Hymas — Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop Best Hard Rock Performance: Living Colour — Cult of Personality Best Metal Performance: Metallica — One Best Country Vocal Female: k.d. lang — Absolute Torch and Twang Best Country Vocal Male: Lyle Lovett — Lyle Lovett and His Large Band Best Country Vocal Duo/Group: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band — Will the Circle Be Unbroken Vol. II Best Country Vocal Collaboration: Hank Williams Jr. & Hank Williams Sr. — There's a Tear in My Beer Best Country Instrumental: Randy Scruggs — Amazing Grace Best Country Song: Rodney Crowell — After All This Time Best Bluegrass Recording: Bruce Hornsby & Nitty Gritty Dirt Band — The Valley Road Best Traditional Blues: John Lee Hooker — I'm in the Mood Best Contemporary Blues: Various — Blues Explosion Best Gospel Female: CeCe Winans — Don't Cry Best Gospel Male: BeBe Winans — Meantime Best Gospel Duo/Group: Take 6 — The Savior Is Waiting Best Soul Gospel Female: Daniel Winans — Let Brotherly Love Continue (per source - actually CeCe Winans) Best Soul Gospel Male: Al Green — As Long As We're Together Best Soul Gospel Duo/Group: Daniel Winans — Let Brotherly Love Continue Best Traditional Folk: Bulgarian State Female Vocal Choir — Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares Vol. II Best Contemporary Folk: Indigo Girls — Indigo Girls Best Reggae Recording: Black Uhuru — Now Best Jazz Vocal Female: Ruth Brown — Blues on Broadway Best Jazz Vocal Male: Harry Connick Jr. — When Harry Met Sally Best Jazz Vocal Duo/Group: Dr. John & Rickie Lee Jones — Makin' Whoopee Best Jazz Performance Soloist: Miles Davis — Aura Best Jazz Performance Group: Chick Corea Akoustic Band — Chick Corea Akoustic Band Best Jazz Performance Big Band: Miles Davis — Aura Best Jazz Fusion: Pat Metheny Group — Letter from Home Best Latin Pop: Jose Feliciano — Cielito Lindo Best Tropical Latin: Tito Puente — Goza Mi Timbal Best Mexican-American: Los Lobos — La Pistola y El Corazon Best Classical Orchestra: Tilson Thomas — Bartok: 6 String Quartets (per source - actually Mahler/Stravinsky) Best Classical Vocal: Domingo — The Last Recital for Maria Callas Best Opera: Krainik, Solti — Wagner: Die Meistersinger Best Choral: Robert Shaw — Britten War Requiem Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/orch): Bernstein, Yo-Yo Ma — Barber: Cello Concerto Best Classical Instrumental Soloist (w/o orch): Itzhak Perlman — Bach Sonatas and Partitas Best Chamber Music: Emerson String Quartet — Bartok: 6 String Quartets Best Classical Contemporary Composition: Bartok — Original arrangement Best Classical Album: Tilson Thomas — Bartok: 6 String Quartets Best New Age Performance: Peter Gabriel — Passion Best Comedy Recording: Professor Peter Schickele — P.D.Q. Bach 1712 Overture Best Instrumental Composition: Dave Grusin — The Fabulous Baker Boys Best Song for Motion Picture/TV: Williams, Ashman — Under the Sea Best Score: Dave Grusin — The Fabulous Baker Boys Best Instrumental Arrangement: Dave Grusin — Suite from The Milagro Beanfield War Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist: Marty Paich — When October Goes Best Recording for Children: Jack Nicholson, Bobby McFerrin — The Tailor of Gloucester Best Cast Show Album: Sondheim, Saks — Jerome Robbins' Broadway Best Music Video Short Form: Michael Jackson — Leave Me Alone Best Music Video Long Form: Michael Jackson — Rhythm Nation 1814 (per source - actually Janet Jackson) Best Album Package: Tommy Steele — Sound + Vision (David Bowie) Best Album Notes: Dwight Yoakam — Hillbilly Deluxe (per source) Best Polka Recording: Jimmy Sturr — All in My Love for You Best Historical Album: Bear Family producer — Hank Williams: The Original Singles Collection Best Engineered Non-Classical: Bruce Swedien — Back on the Block (Q. Jones) Best Engineered Classical: Jack Renner — Britten: War Requiem Producer of the Year: Peter Asher Classical Producer of the Year: Robert Woods Best Spoken Word: Gilda Radner — It's Always Something 📺 関連動画 Jacob Collier 公式映像 — 90年代以降の音楽性進化を象徴 発行:株式会社BRUSH MUSIC / GAJ(ジ・アソシエーション・ジャパン)ヒストリー