Album of The Year:
Herbie Hanock – ‘River: The Joni Letters’
Record Of The Year:
Amy Winehouse – ‘Rehab’
Song Of The Year:
Amy Winehouse – ‘Rehab’
Best New Artist:
Amy Winehouse
Best Female Pop Vocal:
Amy Winehouse – ‘Rehab’
Best Male Pop Vocal:
Justin Timberlake – ‘What Goes Around’
Best Pop Vocal Album:
Amy Winehouse – ‘Back to Black’
Best Female R&B Vocal Performance:
Alicia Keys – ‘No One’
Alicia Keys – ‘No One’
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance:
Prince – ‘Future Baby Mama’
Best R&B Album:
Chaka Khan – ‘Funk This’
Chaka Khan – ‘Funk This’
Best Contemporary R&B Album:
Ne-Yo – ‘Because Of You’
R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocals:
Chaka Khan (ft. Mary J. Blige) – ‘Disrespectful’
Traditional R&B Vocal Performance:
Gerald Levert – ‘In My Songs’
Urban/Alternative Performance:
Lupe Fiasco (ft. Jill Scott) – ‘Daydreamin’
Best Rap Solo Performance:
Kanye West – ‘Stronger’
Best Rap Album:
Kanye West – Graduation
Best Rap Song:
Kanye West – ‘Good Life’
Best Rap Performance By a Duo or Group:
Kanye West & Common – ‘Southside’
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration:
Rihanna & Jay-Z – ‘Umbrella’
The biggest upset of the night undeniably Jazz star Herbie Hancock taking home the coveted Album of The Year award – a category both Kanye and Amy were nominated in. I’m also kinda puzzled as to how Rihanna’s ‘Umbrella’ pick up more than it did. Nothing for Beyonce’s ‘Irreplacable’ either. I guess, a song being a monster hit doesn’t necessarily equate into a Grammy – and rightfully so.
What do you think of the winners list?
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