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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- The nominees announced Thursday for the 36th
annual Grammy Awards, to be presented March 1 in New York, were:
Record of the year: ``A Whole New World (Aladdin's theme),'' Peabo
Bryson and Regina Belle; ``I Will Always Love You,'' Whitney Houston;
``The River Of Dreams,'' Billy Joel; ``If I Ever Lose My Faith In You,''
Sting; ``Harvest Moon,'' Neil Young.
Album of the year: ``Kamakiriad,'' Donald Fagen; ``The Bodyguard''
soundtrack, Whitney Houston; ``The River of Dreams,'' Billy Joel;
``Automatic For The People,'' R.E.M.; ``Ten Summoner's Tales,'' Sting.
Song of the year (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses):
``Harvest Moon,'' Neil Young (Neil Young); ``I'll Do Anything For Love
(But I Won't Do That), Jim Steinman (Meat Loaf); ''If I Ever Lose My
Faith In You,`` Sting (Sting); ''The River Of Dreams,`` Billy Joel
(Billy Joel), ''A Whole New World (Aladdin's theme),`` Alan Menken and
Tim Rice (Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle).
Pop vocal, female: ``Dreamlover,'' Mariah Carey; ``I Don't Know Why,''
Shawn Colvin; ``I Will Always Love You,'' Whitney Houston; ``Miss
Chatelaine,'' k.d. lang; ``I Don't Wanna Fight,'' Tina Turner.
Pop vocal, male: ``The Crying Game,'' Boy George; ``The River of
Dreams,'' Billy Joel; ``Don't Take Away My Heaven,'' Aaron Neville;
``Have I Told You Lately,'' Rod Stewart; ``If I Ever Lose My Faith In
You,'' Sting.
New artist: Belly, Blind Melon, Toni Braxton, Digable Planets, SWV
(Sisters with Voices).
Rock vocal: ``Steam,'' Peter Gabriel; ``Are You Gonna Go My Way,''
Lenny Kravitz; ``I'll Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That),'' Meat
Loaf; ``Demolition Man,'' Sting; ``All Along The Watchtower,'' Neil
Young.
Rock performance, duo or group with vocal: ``Livin' On The Edge,''
Aerosmith; ``No Rain,'' Blind Melon; ``My Back Pages,'' Bob Dylan, Roger
McGuinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, George Harrison; ``Runaway
Train,'' Soul Asylum; ``Two Princes,'' Spin Doctors.
Country vocal, male: ``Ain't Going Down (Til The Sun Comes Up),''
Garth Brooks; ``Chattahoochee,'' Alan Jackson; ``I Don't Need Your
Rockin' Chair,'' George Jones; ``The Grand Tour,'' Aaron Neville;
``Ain't That Lonely Yet,'' Dwight Yoakam.
Country vocal, female: ``Passionate Kisses,'' Mary-Chapin Carpenter;
``High Powered Love,'' Emmy Lou Harris; ``Soon,'' Tanya Tucker; ``Only
Love,'' Wynonna; ``Walkaway Joe,'' Trisha Yearwood.
Country vocal, duo or group: ``Hard Workin' Man,'' Brooks & Dunn;
``Trashy Women,'' Confederate Railroad; ``In A Week Or Two,'' Diamond
Rio; ``God Blessed Texas,'' Little Texas; ``All These Years,'' Sawyer
Brown.
Pop duo or group with vocal: ``A Whole New World (Aladdin's theme),''
Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle; ``When I Fall In Love,'' Celine Dion &
Clive Griffin; ``Man On The Moon,'' R.E.M.; ``The Music Of The Night,''
Barbra Streisand and Michael Crawford; ``Love Is,'' Vanessa Williams and
Brian McKnight.
Traditional pop vocal: ``Steppin' Out,'' Tony Bennett; ``Do You Miss
New York?'' Rosemary Clooney; ``A Touch Of Music In The Night,'' Michael
Crawford; ``Love Songs,'' Diane Schuur; ``Back To Broadway,'' Barbra
Streisand.
Pop instrumental: ``Got To Be There,'' George Benson; ``Forever In
Love,'' Kenny G; ``Beauty And The Beast,'' James Galway; ``Barcelona
Mona'' Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis; ``The Phantom Of The Opera,''
London Symphony Orchestra, Anthony Inglis, conductor.
Hard rock with vocal: ``Highway To Hell,'' AC/DC; ``Leave It Alone,''
Living Colour; ``Calling To You,'' Robert Plant; ``Cherub Rock,''
Smashing Pumpkins; ``Plush,'' Stone Temple Pilots.
Metal with vocal: ``Fear Of The Dark,'' Iron Maiden; ``Angry Again,''
Megadeth; ``I Don't Want To Change The World,'' Ozzy Osbourne;
``Institutionalized,'' Suicidal Tendencies; ``Thunder Kiss '65,'' White
Zombie.
Rock instrumental: ``Boogie Man,'' Aerosmith; ``Hi-Heel Sneakers,''
Jeff Beck and Jed Leiber; ``Speed Of Light,'' Joe Satriani; ``Purple
Haze,'' Tangerine Dream; ``Sofa,'' Joel Steve Vai.
Rock song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses): ``Are
You Gonna Go My Way,'' Lenny Kravitz and Craig Ross (Lenny Kravitz);
``Cryin','' Steven Tyler, Joe Perry and Taylor Rhodes (Aerosmith); ``I'd
Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)'' Jim Steinman (Meat Loaf);
``Livin' On The Edge,'' Steven Tyler, Joe Perry & Mark Hudson
(Aerosmith); ``Runaway Train,'' David Pirner (Soul Asylum).
Alternative album, vocal or instrumental: ``Star,'' Belly; ``In
Utero,'' Nirvana; ``Automatic For The People,'' R.E.M.; ``Siamese Dream,
'' Smashing Pumpkins; ``Zooropa,'' U2.
R&B vocal, female: ``Another Sad Love Song,'' Toni Braxton; ``Someday
We'll All Be Free,'' Aretha Franklin; ``I'm Every Woman,'' Whitney
Houston; ``That's The Way Love Goes,'' Janet Jackson; ``All Right Now,''
Patti LaBelle.
R&B vocal, male: ``For The Cool In You,'' Babyface; ``Can We Talk,''
Tevin Campbell; ``A Song For You,'' Ray Charles; ``Voodoo,'' Teddy
Pendergrass; ``How Deep Is Your Love,'' Luther Vandross.
R&B performance, duo or group with vocal: ``Let It Snow,'' Boyz II
Men; ``Sunday Morning,'' Earth, Wind & Fire; ``Give It Up, Turn It
Loose,'' En Vogue; ``No Ordinary Love,'' Sade; ``Anniversary,''
Tony!Toni!Tone!
Pop duo or group with vocal: ``A Whole New World (Aladdin's theme),''
Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle; ``When I Fall In Love,'' Celine Dion &
Clive Griffin; ``Man On The Moon,'' R.E.M.; ``The Music Of The Night,''
Barbra Streisand and Michael Crawford; ``Love Is,'' Vanessa Williams and
Brian McKnight.
Traditional pop vocal: ``Steppin' Out,'' Tony Bennett; ``Do You Miss
New York?'' Rosemary Clooney; ``A Touch Of Music In The Night,'' Michael
Crawford; ``Love Songs,'' Diane Schuur; ``Back To Broadway,'' Barbra
Streisand.
Pop instrumental: ``Got To Be There,'' George Benson; ``Forever In
Love,'' Kenny G; ``Beauty And The Beast,'' James Galway; ``Barcelona
Mona'' Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis; ``The Phantom Of The Opera,''
London Symphony Orchestra, Anthony Inglis, conductor.
Hard rock with vocal: ``Highway To Hell,'' AC/DC; ``Leave It Alone,''
Living Colour; ``Calling To You,'' Robert Plant; ``Cherub Rock,''
Smashing Pumpkins; ``Plush,'' Stone Temple Pilots.
Metal with vocal: ``Fear Of The Dark,'' Iron Maiden; ``Angry Again,''
Megadeth; ``I Don't Want To Change The World,'' Ozzy Osbourne;
``Institutionalized,'' Suicidal Tendencies; ``Thunder Kiss '65,'' White
Zombie.
Rock instrumental: ``Boogie Man,'' Aerosmith; ``Hi-Heel Sneakers,''
Jeff Beck and Jed Leiber; ``Speed Of Light,'' Joe Satriani; ``Purple
Haze,'' Tangerine Dream; ``Sofa,'' Joel Steve Vai.
Rock song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses): ``Are
You Gonna Go My Way,'' Lenny Kravitz and Craig Ross (Lenny Kravitz);
``Cryin','' Steven Tyler, Joe Perry and Taylor Rhodes (Aerosmith); ``I'd
Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)'' Jim Steinman (Meat Loaf);
``Livin' On The Edge,'' Steven Tyler, Joe Perry & Mark Hudson
(Aerosmith); ``Runaway Train,'' David Pirner (Soul Asylum).
Alternative album, vocal or instrumental: ``Star,'' Belly; ``In
Utero,'' Nirvana; ``Automatic For The People,'' R.E.M.; ``Siamese Dream,
'' Smashing Pumpkins; ``Zooropa,'' U2.
R&B vocal, female: ``Another Sad Love Song,'' Toni Braxton; ``Someday
We'll All Be Free,'' Aretha Franklin; ``I'm Every Woman,'' Whitney
Houston; ``That's The Way Love Goes,'' Janet Jackson; ``All Right Now,''
Patti LaBelle.
R&B vocal, male: ``For The Cool In You,'' Babyface; ``Can We Talk,''
Tevin Campbell; ``A Song For You,'' Ray Charles; ``Voodoo,'' Teddy
Pendergrass; ``How Deep Is Your Love,'' Luther Vandross.
R&B performance, duo or group with vocal: ``Let It Snow,'' Boyz II
Men; ``Sunday Morning,'' Earth, Wind & Fire; ``Give It Up, Turn It
Loose,'' En Vogue; ``No Ordinary Love,'' Sade; ``Anniversary,''
Tony!Toni!Tone!
R&B song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses):
``Anniversary,'' Raphael Wiggins and Carl Wheeler (Tony!Toni!Tone!);
``Can We Talk,'' Babyface and Daryl Simmons (Tevin Campbell); ``Heaven
Knows,'' Luther Vandross and Reed Vertelney (Luther Vandross); ``Little
Miracles (Happen Every Day),'' Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller (Luther
Vandross); ``That's The Way Love Goes,'' Janet Jackson, James Harris III
and Terry Lewis (Janet Jackson).
Rap solo: ``Let Me Ride,'' Dr. Dre; ``Stand By Your Man,'' LL Cool J;
``Ruffneck,'' MC Lyte; ``Ditty,'' Paperboy; ``Just Da Pimpin' In Me,''
Sir Mix-A-Lot.
Rap, duo or group: ``Revolution,'' Arrested Development; ``Insane In
The Brain,'' Cypress Hill; ``Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat),'' Digable
Planets; ``Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang,'' Dr. Dre and Snoop; ``Hip Hop
Hooray,'' Naughty By Nature.
New age album, instrumental or vocal: ``Banba,'' Clannad; ``The Hours
Between Night + Day,'' Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra; ``220 Volt Live,''
Tangerine Dream; ``Spanish Angel,'' Paul Winter Consort; ``In My Time,''
Yanni.
Contemporary jazz performance, instrumental: ``Paint The World,''
Chick Corea Elektric Band II; ``Between The Sheets,'' Fourplay; ``The
Road To You,'' Pat Metheny Group; ``Another World,'' John Patitucci;
``Like A River,'' Yellowjackets.
Jazz vocal: ``Now And Then,'' Ernestine Anderson; ``Take A Look,''
Natalie Cole; ``Light Out Of Darkness,'' Shirley Horn; ``The Pink
Panther Theme,'' Bobby McFerrin; ``Swing That Music,'' Bobby Short and
Alden-Barrett Quintet.
Jazz instrumental solo: ``The More I See You'' (track from `
``Legends''), Benny Carter; ``Brasil (Aquarela Do Brasil)'' (track from
``Kicking Cans), Herbie Hancock; ''Miles Ahead`` (track from ''So Near,
So Far,`` ''Musings for Miles``), Joe Henderson; ''4 On 6`` (track from
''Wes Bound``), Lee Ritenour; ''Nostalgico`` (track from ''American Jazz
Philharmonic``), Phil Woods.
Jazz instrumental performance, individual or group: ``Sambao,'' Kenny
Barron; ``So Near, So Far (Musings For Miles)'' Joe Henderson; ``Dancing
In The Dark,'' The Fred Hersch Trio; ``Joshua Redman,'' Joshua Redman;
``Wes Bound,'' Lee Ritenour.
Large jazz ensemble performance: ``Miles And Quincy Live At Montreux,
'' Miles Davis and Quincy Jones; ``Dave Grusin Presents GRP All-star Big
Band Live,'' GRP All-Star Big Band and Tom Scott; ``Little Man, Big
Band,'' Jimmy Heath; ``Our 25th Year,'' Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass;
``Spirit Of The Black Territory Bands,'' Johnny Otis and his Orchestra.
Country vocal collaboration (duos or groups of artists who do not
normally sing together): ``A Bad Goodbye,'' Clint Black and Wynonna;
``Does He Love You,'' Reba McEntire and Linda Davis; ``The Heart Won't
Lie,'' Reba McEntire and Vince Gill; ``Romeo,'' Dolly Parton, Tanya
Tucker, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kathy Mattea, Pam Tillis and Mary-Chapin
Carpenter; ``Miner's Prayer,'' Ralph Stanley and Dwight Yoakam.
Country instrumental: ``Red Wing,'' Asleep At The Wheel; ``Jingle
Bells,'' (track from ``Christmas In Branson, MO, USA''), Roy Clark;
``The Ballad Of Jed Clampett,'' John McEuen; ``Gold Rush,''Mark O'Connor
with Byron Berline; ``Fiddlin' Around,'' Mark O'Connor with Johnny
Gimble.
Bluegrass album, vocal or instrumental: ``Stuart Duncan,'' Stuart
Duncan; ``Blue Diamond,'' The Johnson Mountain Boys; ``Waitin' For The
Hard Times To Go,'' the Nashville Bluegrass Band; ``Tony Rice Plays And
Sings Bluegrass,'' Tony Rice; ``Saturday Night (& Sunday Morning),''
Ralph Stanley.
Country song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses):
``Ain't That Lonely Yet,'' Kostas and James House (Dwight Yoakam);
``Chattahoochee,'' Alan Jackson and Jim McBride (Alan Jackson); ``Does
He Love You,'' Sandy Knox and Billy Stritch (Reba McEntire and Linda
Davis); ``The Hard Way,'' Mary-Chapin Carpenter (Mary-Chapin Carpenter);
``Passionate Kisses,'' Lucinda Williams (Mary-Chapin Carpenter).
Rock gospel album: ``Free At Last,'' DC Talk; ``Heat.It.Up.,''
Degarmo and Key; ``Pullin' No Punches,'' D.O.C.; ``Crimson And Blue,''
Phil Keaggy; ``Evolution,'' Geoff Moore and The Distance.
Pop/contemporary gospel album: ``Soul,'' Margaret Becker; ``The Live
Adventure,'' Steven Curtis Chapman; ``Hope,'' Michael English; ``Le
Voyage,'' Sandi Patti; ``A Beautiful Place,'' Wayne Watson.
Southern, country or bluegrass gospel album: ``Walk On,'' Bruce
Carroll; ``Worship His Glory,'' The Cathedrals; ``Southern Classics,''
Gaither Vocal Band; ``Good News,'' Kathy Mattea; ``Sunday Morning,''
Ralph Stanley.
R&B song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses):
``Anniversary,'' Raphael Wiggins and Carl Wheeler (Tony!Toni!Tone!);
``Can We Talk,'' Babyface and Daryl Simmons (Tevin Campbell); ``Heaven
Knows,'' Luther Vandross and Reed Vertelney (Luther Vandross); ``Little
Miracles (Happen Every Day),'' Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller (Luther
Vandross); ``That's The Way Love Goes,'' Janet Jackson, James Harris III
and Terry Lewis (Janet Jackson).
Rap solo: ``Let Me Ride,'' Dr. Dre; ``Stand By Your Man,'' LL Cool J;
``Ruffneck,'' MC Lyte; ``Ditty,'' Paperboy; ``Just Da Pimpin' In Me,''
Sir Mix-A-Lot.
Rap, duo or group: ``Revolution,'' Arrested Development; ``Insane In
The Brain,'' Cypress Hill; ``Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat),'' Digable
Planets; ``Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang,'' Dr. Dre and Snoop; ``Hip Hop
Hooray,'' Naughty By Nature.
New age album, instrumental or vocal: ``Banba,'' Clannad; ``The Hours
Between Night + Day,'' Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra; ``220 Volt Live,''
Tangerine Dream; ``Spanish Angel,'' Paul Winter Consort; ``In My Time,''
Yanni.
Contemporary jazz performance, instrumental: ``Paint The World,''
Chick Corea Elektric Band II; ``Between The Sheets,'' Fourplay; ``The
Road To You,'' Pat Metheny Group; ``Another World,'' John Patitucci;
``Like A River,'' Yellowjackets.
Jazz vocal: ``Now And Then,'' Ernestine Anderson; ``Take A Look,''
Natalie Cole; ``Light Out Of Darkness,'' Shirley Horn; ``The Pink
Panther Theme,'' Bobby McFerrin; ``Swing That Music,'' Bobby Short and
Alden-Barrett Quintet.
Jazz instrumental solo: ``The More I See You'' (track from `
``Legends''), Benny Carter; ``Brasil (Aquarela Do Brasil)'' (track from
``Kicking Cans), Herbie Hancock; ''Miles Ahead`` (track from ''So Near,
So Far,`` ''Musings for Miles``), Joe Henderson; ''4 On 6`` (track from
''Wes Bound``), Lee Ritenour; ''Nostalgico`` (track from ''American Jazz
Philharmonic``), Phil Woods.
Jazz instrumental performance, individual or group: ``Sambao,'' Kenny
Barron; ``So Near, So Far (Musings For Miles)'' Joe Henderson; ``Dancing
In The Dark,'' The Fred Hersch Trio; ``Joshua Redman,'' Joshua Redman;
``Wes Bound,'' Lee Ritenour.
Large jazz ensemble performance: ``Miles And Quincy Live At Montreux,
'' Miles Davis and Quincy Jones; ``Dave Grusin Presents GRP All-star Big
Band Live,'' GRP All-Star Big Band and Tom Scott; ``Little Man, Big
Band,'' Jimmy Heath; ``Our 25th Year,'' Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass;
``Spirit Of The Black Territory Bands,'' Johnny Otis and his Orchestra.
Country vocal collaboration (duos or groups of artists who do not
normally sing together): ``A Bad Goodbye,'' Clint Black and Wynonna;
``Does He Love You,'' Reba McEntire and Linda Davis; ``The Heart Won't
Lie,'' Reba McEntire and Vince Gill; ``Romeo,'' Dolly Parton, Tanya
Tucker, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kathy Mattea, Pam Tillis and Mary-Chapin
Carpenter; ``Miner's Prayer,'' Ralph Stanley and Dwight Yoakam.
Country instrumental: ``Red Wing,'' Asleep At The Wheel; ``Jingle
Bells,'' (track from ``Christmas In Branson, MO, USA''), Roy Clark;
``The Ballad Of Jed Clampett,'' John McEuen; ``Gold Rush,''Mark O'Connor
with Byron Berline; ``Fiddlin' Around,'' Mark O'Connor with Johnny
Gimble.
Bluegrass album, vocal or instrumental: ``Stuart Duncan,'' Stuart
Duncan; ``Blue Diamond,'' The Johnson Mountain Boys; ``Waitin' For The
Hard Times To Go,'' the Nashville Bluegrass Band; ``Tony Rice Plays And
Sings Bluegrass,'' Tony Rice; ``Saturday Night (& Sunday Morning),''
Ralph Stanley.
Country song (songwriter's award, artist's name in parentheses):
``Ain't That Lonely Yet,'' Kostas and James House (Dwight Yoakam);
``Chattahoochee,'' Alan Jackson and Jim McBride (Alan Jackson); ``Does
He Love You,'' Sandy Knox and Billy Stritch (Reba McEntire and Linda
Davis); ``The Hard Way,'' Mary-Chapin Carpenter (Mary-Chapin Carpenter);
``Passionate Kisses,'' Lucinda Williams (Mary-Chapin Carpenter).
Rock gospel album: ``Free At Last,'' DC Talk; ``Heat.It.Up.,''
Degarmo and Key; ``Pullin' No Punches,'' D.O.C.; ``Crimson And Blue,''
Phil Keaggy; ``Evolution,'' Geoff Moore and The Distance.
Pop/contemporary gospel album: ``Soul,'' Margaret Becker; ``The Live
Adventure,'' Steven Curtis Chapman; ``Hope,'' Michael English; ``Le
Voyage,'' Sandi Patti; ``A Beautiful Place,'' Wayne Watson.
Southern, country or bluegrass gospel album: ``Walk On,'' Bruce
Carroll; ``Worship His Glory,'' The Cathedrals; ``Southern Classics,''
Gaither Vocal Band; ``Good News,'' Kathy Mattea; ``Sunday Morning,''
Ralph Stanley.
Traditional soul gospel album: ``Stand Still,'' Shirley Caesar:
``Live In Memphis,'' the Canton Spirituals; ``In Good Health,'' the
Dixie Hummingbirds; ``Deep River,'' the Five Blind Boys of Alabama
featuring Clarence Fountain; ``Better Days Ahead,'' Dorothy Norwood;
``He Keeps On Blessing Me,'' Albertina Walker.
Contemporary soul gospel album: ``Angie & Debbie,'' Angie & Debbie;
``Something On The Inside,'' Vanessa Bell Armstrong; ``Start All Over,''
Helen Baylor; ``Live,'' the Richard Smallwood Singers; ``All Out,'' the
Winans.
Gospel album, choir or chorus: ``Live...We Come Rejoicing,'' Brooklyn
Tabernacle Choir; ``Rev. Milton Brunson Presents Tyrone Block And The
Christ Tabernacle Combined Chorus,'' Rev. Milton Brunson, Tyrone Block
and the Christ Tabernacle Combined Choirs; ``All The Bases,'' O'Landa
Draper and the Associates Choir; ``If You Love Me,'' Edwin Hawkins Music
and Arts Seminar Choir; ``Amen! A Gospel Celebration,'' Erich Kunzel and
the Cincinnati Pops with Jennifer Holliday, Maureen McGovern and Lou
Rawls.
Latin pop album: ``Imaginame,'' Maria Conchita Alonso; ``Brindo A La
Vida, Al Bolero, A Ti,'' Vikki Carr; ``Latin Street '92,'' Jose
Feliciano; ``Aries,'' Luis Miguel; ``Algo Mas Que Amor,'' Las Triplets.
Tropical Latin album: ``Hecho En Puerto Rico,'' Willie Colon; ``Azuca
Negra,'' Celia Cruz; ``First Class International,'' El Gran Combo de
Puerto Rico; ``Dilema,'' Luis Enrique; ``Mi Terra,'' Gloria Estefan;
``Areito,'' Juan Luis Guerra y 4.40.
Mexican-American album: ``Lastima Que Seas Ajena,'' Vicente
Fernandez; ``Corazon De Piedra,'' Santiago Jiminez Jr.; ``Que Paso?''
Little Joe; ``La Garra De...,'' Los Tigres Del Norte; ``Live,'' Selena.
Tradional blues album: ``Collins Mix (The Best Of),'' Albert Collins;
``Boom Boom,'' John Lee Hooker; ``Blues Summit,'' B.B. King; ``Dancing
The Blues,'' Taj Mahal; ``The Alligator Records 20th Anniversary Tour,''
various artists.
Contemporary blues album: ``Mystic Mile,'' Robben Ford and the Blue
Line; ``Feels Like Rain,'' Buddy Guy; ``Wake Up Call,'' John Mayall;
``Muddy Waters Blues -- A Tribute To Muddy Waters,'' Paul Rodgers; ``Hey,
Where's Your Brother?'' Johnny Winter.
Traditional folk album: ``The Celtic Harp,'' The Chieftains;
``Melody, Rhythm & Harmony,'' Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares; ``Friend Of
Mine,'' Bill Morrissey and Greg Brown; ``Ancestral Voices,'' R. Carlos
Nikai and William Eaton with the Black Lodge Singers; ``Trace Of Time,''
Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys; ``Our Town,'' Jody Stecher and Kate
Brislin.
Contemporary folk album: ``La Danse De La Vie,'' Beausoleil; ``Fat
City,'' Shawn Colvin; ``Good As I Been To You,'' Bob Dylan; ``Spinning
Around The Sun,'' Jimmie Dale Gilmore; ``Other Voices/Other Rooms,''
Nanci Griffith; ``Breaking Silence,'' Janis Ian.
Reggae album: ``Mystical Truth,'' Black Uhuru; ``The World Should
Know,'' Burning Spear; ``Inner Circle,'' Bad Boys; ``Joys And Blues,''
Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers; ``Fe Real,'' Maxi Priest.
World music album: ``Heat, Dust & Dreams,'' Johnny Clegg and Savuka;
``A Meeting By The River,'' Ry Cooder and V.M. Bhatt; ``Deep Forest,''
Deep Forest; ``A World Out Of Time Vol 2.,'' Henry Kaiser and David
Lindley; ``From Bulgaria With Love,'' Le Mystere Des Voix Bulgares.
Polka album: ``A New Batch Of Polkas,'' Eddie Blazonczyk's
Versatones; ``Most Requested Hits,'' Lenny Gomulka and the Chicago Push;
``Accordionally Yours,'' Walter Ostanek and His Band; ``Polka Music Fan,
'' Polka Family Band; ``Saturday Night Polka,'' Jimmy Starr and His
Orchestra.
Musical album for children: ``Aladdin'' soundtrack; ``Barney's
Favorites, Vol. 1,'' Barney & Friends; ``The Muppet Christmas Carol''
soundtrack, the Muppets; ``Peter Paul & Mommy, Too,'' Peter Paul and
Mary; ``Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas'' soundtrack,
various artists.
Spoken word album for children: ``Aladdin Sound and Story Theater,''
various artists; ``Audrey Hepburn's Enchanted Tales,'' Audrey Hepburn;
``Brer Rabbit and Boss Lion,'' Danny Glover and Dr. John; ``Did I Ever
Tell You How Lucky You Are?'' John Cleese; ``The Muppet Christmas Carol
Story Album,'' the Muppets with Michael Caine and others.
Spoken word or non-musical album: ``Bound For Glory,'' Arlo Guthrie;
``Howards End,'' Emma Thompson; ``Miles: The Autobiography,'' LeVar
Burton; ``Mr. & Mrs. Bridge,'' Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward; ``On The
Pulse Of Morning,'' Maya Angelou.
Spoken comedy album: ``Jammin' In New York,: George Carlin; ''Lake
Wobegon USA,`` Garrison Keillor; ''Leslie Nielsen The Naked Truth,``
Leslie Nielsen; ''A Marriage Made In Heaven Or Too Tired For An Affair,``
Erma Bombeck; ''You're Good Enough, You're Smart Enough, And Doggone It,
People Like You!`` Al Franken.
Musical show album: ``Bernstein: On The Town,'' various artists,
composer Leonard Bernstein, lyricists Betty Comden and Adolph Green;
``Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,'' Michael Damian and
cast, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyricist Tim Rice; ``Kiss Of The
Spider Woman,'' original cast, composer John Kander, lyricist Fred Ebb;
``Sondheim: A Celebration At Carnegie Hall,'' various artists, composer
and lyricist Stephen Sondheim; ``The Who's Tommy Original Cast
Recording,'' original cast, composer and lyricist Pete Townshend.
Instrumental composition (artist's name in parentheses): ``Autumn,''
Dave Brubeck (Dave Brubeck, Chris Brubeck and Dan Brubeck); ``Bill
Evans,'' Lyle Mays (Lyle Mays); ``Blue Miles,'' Chick Corea (Chick Corea
Elektric Band II); ``Forever In Love,'' Kenny G (Kenny G); ``Half Life
Of Absolution,'' Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays (Pat Metheny Group).
Instrumental composition written for motion picture or television:
``The Age Of Innocence'' album, Elmer Bernstein; ``Aladdin'' album, Alan
Menken; ``The Firm'' album, Dave Grusin; ``Jurassic Park'' album, John
Williams; ``A River Runs Through It'' album, Mark Isham.
Song written for motion picture or television (artist's name in
parentheses): ``Friend Like Me'' from ``Aladdin,'' Alan Menken and
Howard Ashman (Robin Williams); ``I Don't Wanna Fight'' from ``What's
Love Got to Do With It,'' Steve DuBerry, Lulu and Billy Lawrie (Tina
Turner); ``I Have Nothing'' from ``The Bodyguard,'' David Foster and
Linda Thompson (Whitney Houston); ``Run To You'' from ``The Bodyguard,''
Allan Rich and Jud Friedman (Whitney Houston); ``A Whole New World
(Aladdin's theme)'' from ``Aladdin,'' Alan Menken and Tim Rice (Peabo
Bryson and Regina Belle).
Music video, short form: ``Human Behavior,'' Bjork; ``Steam,'' Peter
Gabriel; ``Beautiful Girl,'' INXS; ``Everybody Hurts,'' R.E.M.;
``Runaway Train,'' Soul Asylum.
Music video, long form: ``Canadian Brass: Home Movies,'' Canadian
Brass; ``Miles & Quincy Live At Montreux,'' Miles Davis and Quincy
Jones; ``Rocky World,'' Daniel Lanois; ``Ten Summoner's Tales,'' Sting;
``Three Phase,'' Tangerine Dream; ``A Celebration -- A Musical Tribute To
The Spirit Of The Disabled American Veteran,'' Travis Tritt.
Arrangement, instrumental (artist's name in parentheses): ``Mood
Indigo,'' Dave Grusin (Dave Grusin); ``Oleo,'' Michael Abene (GRP All-
Star Big Band); ``Buleria,'' Vince Mendoza (Vince Mendoza and Arif
Mardin); ``Suite Fraternidad'' 1st and 2nd movements, Arif Mardin,
(Vince Mendoza and Arif Mardin); Dizzy Gillespie Fireworks,`` Lalo
Schifrin (Lalo Schifrin).
Instrumental arrangement accompanying vocals (artist's name in
parentheses): ``When I Fall In Love,'' Jeremy Lubbock (Celine Dion and
Clive Griffin); ``I Have Nothing,'' David Foster and Jeremy Lubbock
(Whitney Houston); ``Santa's Comin' To Town,'' Gary Hines (The Sounds of
Blackness); ``Luck Be A Lady,'' Jeremy Lubbock (Barbra Streisand);
``Some Enchanted Evening,'' Johnny Mandel and David Foster (Barbra
Streisand).
Recording package (art director's award, artist's name in
parentheses): ``The Complete Billie Holliday On Verve 1945-1959,'' David
Lau (Billie Holiday); ``Live & Loud,'' David Coleman (Ozzy Ozbourne);
``Shine On,'' Storm Thorgerson and Stylorouge (Pink Floyd); ``Automatic
For The People'' 2nd set, Tom Recchion, Michael Stipe, Jeff Gold and Jim
Ladwig (R.E.M.); ``14 Songs,'' Kim Champagne and Jeff Gold (Paul
Westerberg).
Album notes (writer's award, artist's name in parentheses): ``The
Complete Billie Holiday On Verve 1949-1959,'' Buck Clayton, Phil Schaap
and Joel E. Siegel (Billie Holiday); ``King Of The Blues,'' Colin Escott
(B.B. King); ``The Complete Riverside Recordings,'' Orrin Keepnews and
Jim Ferguson (Wes Montgomery); ``Elvis From Nashville To Memphis, The
Essential '60s Masters I,'' Peter Guralnick (Elvis Presley); ``Sounds
From The South -- A Musical Journey From The Georgia Sea Islands To The
Mississippi Delta Recorded In The Field By Alan Lomax,'' Alan Lomax and
Robert Palmer (various artists).
Historical album: ``Noel Coward: The Master's Voice -- His HMV
Recordings 1928-1953,'' Sheridan Morley, compilation producer; ``Bing --
His Legendary Years 1931-1957,'' Andy McKaie and Steven Lasker,
compilation producers; ``The Complete Billie Holiday On Verve 1945-1959,
'' Michael Lang and Phil Schaap, compilation producers; ``Frank Sinatra
-- The Columbia Years 1943-1952,'' Didier C. Deutsch, compilation editor;
``The Monterey International Pop Festival,'' Stephen K. Peeples and
Geoff Gans, compilation producers.
Engineer award (artist's name in parentheses): ``janet.,'' Steve
Hodge and Dave Rideau (Janet Jackson); ``Lam Toro,'' Cesar Sogbe and Joe
Galdo (Baaba Maal); ``Race Against The Machine,'' Andy Wallace, Stan
Katayama and G.G. Garth (Race Against the Machine); ``Wes Bound,'' Don
Murray (Lee Ritenour); ``Ten Summoner's Tales,'' Hugh Padgham (Sting).
Producer of the year: Walter Afanasieff; Tony Brown; Bruce Fairbairn;
David Foster; Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis; Hugh Padgham.
Classical album: ``Bartok: The Wooden Prince and Cantata Profana,''
conductor Pierre Boulez, Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, tenor
John Aler, baritone John Tomlinson, producer Karl-August Naegler;
``Berg: Violin Concerto'' and ``Time Chant,'' conductor James Levine,
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, producer
Christopher Alder; ``Debussy: Le Martyre De Saint Sebastien,'' conductor
Michael Tilson Thomas, London Symphony, producer Andreas Neubronner;
``If You Love Me,'' soprano Cecilia Bartoli, pianist Gyorgy Fischer,
producer Christopher Raeburn; ``Venetian Vespers,'' conductor Paul
McCreesh, Gabrieli Consort and Players, producer Ben Turner.
Orchestral award: ``Barber: Adagio, Symphony No.1, The School For
Scandal, Essays,'' conductor David Zinman, Baltimore Symphony; ``Bartok:
The Wooden Prince,'' conductor Pierre Boulez, Chicago Symphony
Orchestra; ``Debussy: Images, Printemps, Prelude A L'Apres-midi D'un
Faune,'' conductor Pierre Boulez, Cleveland Orchestra; ``Ives: Symphony
No.3, Three Places In New England, The Unanswered Question, Central Park
In The Dark...,'' conductor Leonard Slatkin, St. Louis Symphony. Opera
recording: ``Adams: The Death of Klinghoffer,'' conductor Kent Negano,
soloists Maddalena, Hammons, Sylvan, Friedman and Nadler, producer John
McClure; ``Britten: Gloriana,'' conductor Sir Charles Mackerras,
soloists Barstow, Langridge, Opie, Kenny, Jones, Summers, Van Allen,
Terfel, White, Shirley-Quirk and Ainsley, producers Andrew Cornall and
Morten Winding; ``Gluck: Iphigenie En Tauride,'' conductor Ricardo Muti,
soloists Vaness, Allen, Winbergh, Surian, Brunet, producer David
Mottely; ``Handel: Semele,'' conductor John Nelson, soloists Battle,
Horne, Ramey, Aler, McNair, Chance, Mackie and Doss, producer Steve
Paul; ``Prokofiev: War and Peace,'' conductor Valery Gergiev, soloists
Gergalov, Prokina, Gregoriam, Borodina, Marusin, Okhotnikov and Gerelo,
producer Erik Smith.
Choral work performance: ``Bartok: Cantata Profana,'' conductor
Pierre Boulez, Chicago Symphony and Chorus, director Margaret Hillis;
``Brahms: German Requiem,'' conductor Roger Norrington, London Classical
Players and The Schultz Choir of London; ``Debussy: Le Martyre De Saint
Sebastien,'' conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, London Symphony Orchestra
and Chorus; ``Vaughan Williams: A Sea Symphony,'' conductor Leonard
Slatkin, The Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus; ``Venetian Vespers,''
conductor Paul McCreesh, Gabrieli Consort and Players.
Classical instrumental solo with orchestra: ``Berg: Violin Concerto,
Time Chant,'' violinist Annie-Sophie Mutter, Chicago Symphony Orchestra;
``Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1,'' pianist Stephen Kovacevich, London
Philharmonic; ``Copland: Clarinet Concerto...,'' clarinetist Richard
Stoltzman, London Symphony; ``Ravel: Piano Concerto For Left Hand...,''
pianist Leon Fleisher, Boston Symphony; ``Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto,''
violinist Gil Shaham, The Philharmonia Orchestra. Classical instrumental
solo without orchestra: ``Alkan: Concerto For Piano,'' pianist Marc-
Andre Hamelin; ``Bach: Six French Suites,'' pianist Andras Schiff;
``Barber: The Complete Solo Piano Music,'' pianist John Browning;
``Beethoven: Piano Sonatas...,'' pianist Richard Goode; ``Leon Fleisher
Recital,'' pianist Leon Fleisher.
Chamber music performance: ``Beethoven: Complete String Trios,''
violinist Itzhak Perlman, violist Pinchas Zukerman, cellist Lynn
Harrell; ``Faure: Piano Quartets,'' pianist Emanuel Ax, violinist Isaac
Stern, violist Jaime Laredo, cellist Yo-Yo Ma; ``Ives: String Quartets,''
Emerson String Quartet; ``Martinu: Cello Sonatas,'' cellist Janos
Starker, pianist Rudolf Firkusny; ``Prokofiev: Violin Sonatas,''
violinist Gidon Kremer, pianist Martha Argerich.
Classical vocal performance: ``The Art Of Arleen Auger'' (works of
Larsen, Purcell, Schumann, Mozart), soprano Arleen Auger;
``Dvorak/Janacek/Martinu: Lieder,'' soprano Gabriela Benackova;
``Exsultate Jubilate'' (works of Handel, Mozart), soprano Sylvia McNair;
``Farewell To Salzburg'' (works of Brahms, Mahler, Schumann, Strauss)
contralto Christa Ludwig; ``Grieg: Lieder,'' soprano Anne Sofie von
Otter.
Contemporary composition: ``Orphee-Serenade,'' William Bolcom;
``Violin Concerto,'' Elliott Carter; ``Cello Concerto,'' Donald Erb; ``A
Way A Lone,'' Toru Takemitsu; ``Byzantium,'' Michael Tippett.
Classical engineering: ``Adams: The Death Of Klinghoffer,'' Henk
Jansen (The Orchestra of the Opera de Lyon); ``Bartok: The Wooden Prince
and Cantata Profana,'' Rainer Maillard (Chicago Symphony, Chorus and
soloists); ``Debussy: Le Martyre De Saint Sebastien,'' Marcus Herzog
(London Symphony, Chorus and soloists; ``Haydn: The Creation,'' Jack
Renner (Atlanta Symphony and Chamber Chorus); ``Tangazo -- Music Of Latin
America,'' Colin Moorfoot (The New World Symphony).
Classical producer: Andrew Cornall, Michael Haas, Judith Sherman,
Adam Stern, Robina G. Young.
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