Graammys Full List Of Wiiners As Ray Charles Triumphs
15-02-2005 00:00
The 47th GRAMMY AWARDS were renamed 'The Ray's' in Los Angeles on Sunday night (13FEB05) when late, great soul man RAY CHARLES was honoured with eight prizes.The blind superstar, who died last summer (04), won all of his posthumous awards for his final studio album of duets, GENIUS LOVES COMPANY.The hit CD claimed the Album of The Year award, while his collaboration with NORAH JONES on HERE WE GO AGAIN earned him both Record of The Year and the honour of Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals, and another duet with GLADYS KNIGHT claimed the night's Best Gospel Performance.
Charles' rendition of OVER THE RAINBOW with JOHNNY MATHIS, which was played at his memorial service, picked up the night's Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals honour.The Genius Loves Company project also claimed the Best Engineered Album, Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Surround Sound Album awards.It was a night of fitting tributes to Charles too - JAMIE FOXX and ALICIA KEYS teamed up for a stirring version of GEORGIA ON MY MIND and BONNIE RAITT also remembered her friend during a somber 'those we have lost' montage.Genius Loves Company producer PHIL RAMONE summed up the night's success, stating, "He's just made his career about another 50 years longer."
Elsewhere, it was another good Grammy Awards for ALICIA KEYS, who picked up four honours including Best R&B Song (YOU DON'T KNOW MY NAME), Best R&B Album (THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS) and Best R&B Duet for her MY BOO collaboration with USHER, who was a three-time winner on the night.
Rockers U2 were also triple winners for their hit VERTIGO, which was crowned Best Rock Song, Best Video and Best Rock Performance, and, in the classical world, the BROOKLYN YOUTH CHORUS & NEW YORK CHORAL ARTISTS' hit album ADAMS: ON THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS also claimed three
awards.
Rap sensation KANYE WEST was the night's biggest disappointment - he fell well short of the 10 prizes he was nominated for and came away with just two, for Best Rap Album (THE COLLEGE DROPOUT) and Best Rap Song (JESUS WALKS).
The full list of Grammy Awards 2005 winners is:
- Album Of The Year - GENIUS LOVES COMPANY by RAY CHARLES & VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Record of The Year - HERE WE GO AGAIN by RAY CHARLES & NORAH JONES
- Song Of The Year - DAUGHTERS by JOHN MAYER
- Best Female Pop Vocal Performance - SUNRISE by NORAH JONES
- Best Male Pop Vocal Performance - DAUGHTERS by JOHN MAYER
- Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal - HEAVEN by LOS LONELY BOYS
- Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals - HERE WE GO AGAIN by RAY CHARLES & NORAH JONES
- Best Pop Instrumental Performance - 11TH COMMANDMENT by BEN HARPER
- Best Pop Instrumental Album - HENRY MANCINI: PINK GUITAR by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Pop Vocal Album - GENIUS LOVES COMPANY by RAY CHARLES & VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - STARDUST... THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK VOLUME III by ROD STEWART
- Best Dance Recording - TOXIC by BRITNEY SPEARS
- Best Electronic/Dance Album - KISH KASH by BASEMENT JAXX
- Best Alternative Music Album - A GHOST IS BORN by WILCO
- Best New Age Album - RETURNING by WILL ACKERMAN
- Best New Artist - MAROON 5
- Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance - CODE OF SILENCE by BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
- Best Hard Rock Performance - SLITHER by VELVET REVOLVER
- Best Metal Performance - WHIPLASH by MOTORHEAD
- Best Rock Instrumental Performance - MRS O. LEARY'S COW by BRIAN WILSON
- Best Rock Song - VERTIGO by U2
- Best Rock Album - AMERICAN IDIOT by GREEN DAY
- Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal - VERTIGO by U2
- Best Female R&B Vocal Performance - IF I AIN'T GOT YOU by ALICIA KEYS
- Best Male R&B Vocal Performance - CALL MY NAME by PRINCE
- Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals - MY BOO by ALICIA KEYS & USHER
- Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance - MUSICOLOGY by PRINCE
- Best Urban/Alternative Performance - CROSS MY MIND by JILL SCOTT
- Best R&B Song - YOU DON'T KNOW MY NAME by ALICIA KEYS
- Lifetime Achievement Award - LED ZEPPELIN
- Best Contemporary R&B Album - CONFESSIONS by USHER
- Best R&B Album - THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS by ALICIA KEYS
- Best Rap Solo Performance - 99 PROBLEMS by JAY-Z
- Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group - LET'S GET IT STARTED by BLACK EYED PEAS
- Best Rap/Sung Collaboration - YEAH! by USHER FEATURING LUDACRIS LIL JON
- Best Rap Song - JESUS WALKS by KANYE WEST
- Best Rap Album - THE COLLEGE DROPOUT by KANYE WEST
- Best Male Country Vocal Performance - LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYING by TIM McGRAW
- Best Female Country Vocal Performance - REDNECK WOMAN by GRETCHEN WILSON
- Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal - TOP OF THE WORLD by DIXIE CHICKS
- Best Country Collaboration With Vocals - PORTLAND OREGON by LORETTA LYNN & JACK WHITE
- Best Country Instrumental Performance - EARL'S BREAKDOWN by NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND FEATURING EARL SCRUGGS, RANDY SCRUGGS, VASSAR CLEMENTS & JERRY DOUGLAS
- Best Country Song - LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYING by TIM McGRAW
- Best Bluegrass Album - BRAND NEW STRINGS by RICKY SKAGGS & KENTUCKY THUNDER
- Best Country Album - VAN LEAR ROSE by LORETTA LYNN
- Best Contemporary Jazz Album - UNSPEAKABLE by BILL FRISELL
- Best Jazz Vocal Album - R.S.V.P. by NANCY WILSON
- Best Jazz Instrumental Solo - SPEAK LIKE A CHILD by HERBIE HANCOCK
- Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group - ILLUMINATIONS by McCOY TYNER WITH GARY BARTZ, TERENCE BLANCHARD, CHRISTIAN McBRIDE & LEWIS NASH
- Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album - CONCERT IN THE GARDEN by MARIA SCHNEIDER ORCHESTRA
- Best Latin Jazz Album - LAND OF THE SUN by CHARLIE HADEN
- Best Gospel Performance - HEAVEN HELP US ALL by RAY CHARLES & GLADYS KNIGHT
- Best Rock Gospel Album - WIRE by THIRD DAY
- Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album - ALL THINGS NEW by STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN
- Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel Album - WORSHIP & FAITH by RANDY TRAVIS
- Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album - THERE WILL BE A LIGHT by BEN HARPER & THE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA
- Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album - NOTHING WITHOUT YOU by SMOKIE NORFUL/li>
- Best Gospel Choir Or Chorus Album - LIVE... THIS IS YOUR HOUSE by THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR
- Best Latin Pop Album - AMAR SIN MENTIRAS by MARC ANTHONY
- Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album - STREET SIGNS by OZOMATLI
- Best Traditional Tropical Latin Album - AHORA SI by ISRAEL LOPEZ "CACHAO"
- Best Salsa/Merengue Album - ACROSS 110TH STREET by SPANISH HARLEM ORCHESTRA FEATURING RUBEN BLADES
- Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album - INTIMAMENTE by INTOCABLE
- Best Tejano Album - POLKAS, GRITOS Y ACORDEONES by DAVID LEE GARZA, JOEL GUZMAN & SUNNY SAUCEDA
- Best Traditional Blues Album - BLUES TO THE BONE by ETTA JAMES
- Best Contemporary Blues Album - KEEP IT SIMPLE by KEB' MO'
- Best Traditional Folk Album - BEAUTIFUL DREAMER: THE SONGS OF STEPHEN FOSTER by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Contemporary Folk Album - THE REVOLUTION STARTS...NOW by STEVE EARLE
- Best Native American Music Album - CEDAR DREAM SONGS by BILL MILLER
- Best Hawaiian Music Album - SLACK KEY GUITAR VOLUME 2 by CHARLES MICHAEL BROTMAN
- Best Reggae Album - TRUE LOVE by TOOTS & THE MAYTALS
- Best Traditional World Music Album - RAISE YOUR SPIRIT HIGHER by LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO
- Best Contemporary World Music Album - EGYPT by YOUSSOU N'DOUR,/li>
- Best Polka Album - LET'S KISS: 25TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUM by BRAVE COMBO
- Best Musical Album For Children - CELLABRATION! A TRIBUTE TO ELLA JENKINS by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Spoken Word Album For Children - THE TRAIN THEY CALL THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS by TOM CHAPIN
- Best Spoken Word Album - MY LIFE by BILL CLINTON
- Best Comedy Album - THE DAILY SHOW WITH JON STEWART PRESENTS...AMERICA: A CITIZEN'S GUIDE TO DEMOCRACY IN ACTION by JON STEWART & THE CAST OF THE DAILY SHOW
- Best Musical/Show Album - WICKED by STEPHEN SCHWARTS
- Best Compilation Soundtrack Album For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media - GARDEN STATE by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Score Soundtrack Album For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media - THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING by HOWARD SHORE
- Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media - INTO THE WEST (FROM LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING) by ANNIE LENNOX, HOWARD SHORE & FRAN WALSH
- Best Recording Package - A GHOST IS BORN by WILCO
- Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package - ONCE IN A LIFETIME by STEFAN SAGMEISTER & TALKING HEADS
- Best Album Notes - THE COMPLETE COLUMBIA RECORDINGS OF WOODY HERMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (1945-1947) BY LOREN SCHOENBERG
- Best Historical Album - NIGHT TRAIN TO NASHVILLE: MUSIC CITY RHYTHM & BLUES 1945-1970 by DANIEL COOPER & MICHAEL GRAY
- Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical - GENIUS LOVES COMPANY - by RAY CHARLES & VARIOUS ARTISTS/ROBERT FERNANDEZ, JOHN HARRIS, TERRY HOWARD, PETE KARAM, JOEL MOSS
- Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical - JOHN SHANKS
- Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical - IT'S MY LIFE (JACQUES LE CONT'S THIN WHITE DUKE MIX by NO DOUBT/JACQUES LE CONT
- Best Surround Sound Album - GENIUS LOVES COMPANY by RAY CHARLES & VARIOUS ARTISTS/AL SCHMITT
- Best Engineered Album, Classical - HIGDON: CITY SCAPE; CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA by JACK RENNER/ROBERT SPANO
- Producer Of The Year, Classical - DAVID FROST
- Best Classical Album - ADAMS: ON THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS by BROOKLYN YOUTH CHORUS & NEW YORK CHORAL ARTISTS
- Best Instrumental Composition - MERENGUE by PAQUITO D'RIVERA/YOYO MA
- Best Instrumental Arrangement - PAST PRESENT & FUTURE by SLIDE HAMPTON/THE VANGUARD JAZZ ORCHESTRA
- Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals - OVER THE RAINBOW by VICTOR VANACORE/RAY CHARLES & JOHNNY MATHIS
- Best Orchestral Performance - ADAMS: ON THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS by BROOKLYN YOUTH CHORUS & NEW YORK CHORAL ARTISTS
- Best Opera Recording - MOZART: LE NOZZE DI FIGARO by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Best Choral Performance - BERLIOZ: REQUIEM by ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHORUS
- Best Instrumental Soloist(s) Performance (with Orchestra) - PREVIN: VIOLIN CONCERTO "ANNE SOPHIE"/BERNSTEIN by ANDRE PREVIN & ANNE-SOPHIE MUTTER & BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & LONDON
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
- Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (without Orchestra) - AIRE LATINO by DAVID RUSSELL,/li>
- Best Chamber Music Performance - PROKOFIEV: CINDERELLA - SUITE FOR TWO PIANOS/RAVEL: MA MERE L'OYE by MARTHA ARGERICH & MIKHAIL PLETNEV
- Best Small Ensemble Performance (with or without Conductor) - CARLOS CHAVEZ: COMPLETE CHAMBER MUSIC, VOL 2 by SOUTHWEST CHAMBER MUSIC
- Best Classical Vocal Performance - IVES: SONGS by SUSAN GRAHAM,/li>
- Best Classical Contemporary Composition - ADAMS: ON THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS by BROOKLYN YOUTH CHORUS & NEW YORK CHORAL ARTISTS
- Best Classical Crossover Album - LAGQ'S GUITAR HEROES by LOS ANGELES GUITAR QUARTET
- Best Short Form Music Video - VERTIGO by U2
- Best Long Form Music Video - CONCERT FOR GEORGE by VARIOUS ARTISTS
- Lifetime Achievement Award - POPS STAPLES
- Lifetime Achievement Award - ART BLAKEY
- Lifetime Achievement Award - JERRY LEE LEWIS
- Lifetime Achievement Award - MORTON GOULD
- Lifetime Achievement Award - PINETOP PERKINS
- Lifetime Achievement Award - JANIS JOPLIN
- Lifetime Achievement Award - EDDIE ARNOLD
- Lifetime Achievement Award - THE CARTER FAMILY
- Lifetime Achievement Award - JELLY ROLL MORTON
- President's Merit Industry Icon Award - AHMET ERTEGUN
- Trustees Award - HOAGY CARMICHAEL
- Trustees Award - ALFRED LION/BLUE NOTE
- Trustees Award - DR BILLY TAYLOR
- Trustees Award - DON CORNELIUS/SOUL TRAIN
- MusiCares Person of The Year - BRIAN WILSON.
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