英雄联盟娜美新皮肤:乡村音乐学院奖 历届

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 乡村音乐学院奖(Academy of Country Music,简称ACM),由美国乡村和西部音乐学院于1964年在洛杉矶创办,其宗旨是在美国西部地区推广乡村音乐。1965年颁发了第一届乡村音乐学院奖。

 

据美国媒体消息,2011年第46届美国乡村音乐学院奖(Academy of Country Music Awards)提名揭晓,27岁女歌手米兰达·兰伯特(Miranda Lambert)获得年度最佳艺人等7项提名,成为大赢家。此外,肯尼·切斯尼(Kenny Chesney)和扎克布朗乐队(Zac Brown Band)分别拿到5个提名。“小天后”泰勒·斯威夫特(Taylor Swift)仅入围3项提名。

2011年第46届美国乡村音乐学院奖颁奖典礼,将于4月3日在拉斯维加斯的米高梅大酒店(MGM Grand)举行。

美国乡村音乐学院奖提名榜单:

年度最佳艺人(Entertainer of the year):杰森·阿尔丁(Jason Aldean)、托比·凯斯(Toby Keith)、米兰达·兰伯特(Miranda Lambert)、布拉德·佩斯利(Brad Paisley)、泰勒·斯威夫特(Taylor Swift)、凯斯·厄本(Keith Urban)

年度最佳男歌手(Top male vocalist of the year):杰森·阿尔丁、布拉德·佩斯利、布莱克·谢尔顿(Blake Shelton)、乔治·史崔特(George Strait)、凯斯·厄本

年度最佳女歌手(Top female vocalist of the year):米兰达·兰伯特、里巴·麦肯泰尔(Reba McEntire)、泰勒·斯威夫特、凯莉·安德伍德Carrie Underwood)、丽安·沃玛克(Lee Ann Womack)

年度最佳二人组合(Top vocal duo of the year):the JaneDear girls、Joey & Rory、Montgomery Gentry、Steel Magnolia、Sugarland

年度最佳团体(Top vocal group of the year):Lady Antebellum、Little Big Town、Randy Rogers Band、The Band Perry、Zac Brown Band

年度最受欢迎新歌手(Top new solo vocalist of the year):埃里克·彻齐(Eric Church)、伊斯顿·科尔宾(Easton Corbin)、兰迪·豪泽(Randy Houser)

年度最受欢迎组合:the JaneDear girls、Steel Magnolia、The Band Perry

年度最佳专辑(ALBUM OF THE YEAR):肯尼·切斯尼(Kenny Chesney)-《Hemingway's Whiskey》、Lady Antebellum-《Need You Now》、杰米·约翰逊(Jamey Johnson)-《The Guitar Song》、泰勒·斯威夫特-《Speak Now》、迪克斯·本特利(Dierks Bentley)-《Up On The Ridge》、Zac Brown Band-《You Get What You Give》

年度最佳单曲(Single record of the year):伊斯顿·科尔宾-《A Little More Country Than That 》、Zac Brown Band Featuring Alan Jackson-《As She's Walking Away》、The Band Perry-《If I Die Young》、李·布莱斯(Lee Brice)-《Love Like Crazy》、肯尼·切斯尼-《The Boys Of Fall》、米兰达·兰伯特-《The House That Built Me》

年度歌曲(Song of the year):伊斯顿·科尔宾-《A Little More Country Than That》、Zac Brown Band-《As She's Walking Away》、The Band Perry-《If I Die Young》、李·布莱斯-《Love Like Crazy》、米兰达·兰伯特-《The House That Built Me》

年度最佳录像(Video of the year):Blake Shelton Featuring Trace Adkins-《Hillbilly Bone》、米兰达·兰伯特-《Only Prettier》、Sugarland-《Stuck Like Glue》、肯尼·切斯尼-《The Boys Of Fall》、米兰达·兰伯特-《The House That Built Me》

年度最佳音乐事件(VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR):Zac Brown Band Featuring Alan Jackson-《As She's Walking Away》、Emily West Featuring Keith Urban-《Blue Sky》、Loretta Lynn, Sheryl Crow and Miranda Lambert-《Coal Miner's Daughter》、Colt Ford Featuring Jamey Johnson-《Cold Beer》、Uncle Kracker Featuring Kid Rock-《Good To Be Me》

 

[edit] Major awards

Year

Entertainer of the Year

Top Male Vocalist

Top Female Vocalist

Song of the Year

2009

Carrie Underwood

Brad Paisley

Miranda Lambert

Dave Haywood, Josh Kear, Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott - "Need You Now"

2008

Carrie Underwood

Brad Paisley

Carrie Underwood

Jamey Johnson, Lee Thomas Miller, James Otto – "In Color"

2007

Kenny Chesney

Brad Paisley

Carrie Underwood

Jennifer Nettles – "Stay"

2006

Kenny Chesney

Brad Paisley

Carrie Underwood

Bill Anderson, Buddy Cannon, Jamey Johnson – "Give It Away"

2005

Kenny Chesney

Keith Urban

Sara Evans

Craig Wiseman, Ronnie Dunn – "Believe"

2004

Kenny Chesney

Keith Urban

Gretchen Wilson

Craig Wiseman, Tim Nichols – "Live Like You Were Dying"

2003

Toby Keith

Toby Keith

Martina McBride

Doug Johnson, Kim Williams – "Three Wooden Crosses"

2002

Toby Keith

Kenny Chesney

Martina McBride

Phillip Brian White, David Vincent Williams – "I'm Movin' On"

2001

Brooks & Dunn

Alan Jackson

Martina McBride

Alan Jackson – "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)"

2000

Dixie Chicks

Toby Keith

Faith Hill

Mark D. Sanders, Tia Sillers – "I Hope You Dance"

1999

Shania Twain

Tim McGraw

Faith Hill

Marv Green, Aimee Mayo – "Amazed"

1998

Garth Brooks

Tim McGraw

Faith Hill

Steve Wariner, Billy Kirsch – "Holes in the Floor of Heaven"

1997

Garth Brooks

George Strait

Trisha Yearwood

Stephony Smith – "It's Your Love"

1996

Brooks & Dunn

George Strait

Patty Loveless

Bill Mack – "Blue"

1995

Brooks & Dunn

Alan Jackson

Patty Loveless

Dickey Lee, Karen Staley, Danny Mayo – "The Keeper of the Stars"

1994

Reba McEntire

Alan Jackson

Reba McEntire

Gary Baker, Frank Myers – "I Swear"

1993

Garth Brooks

Vince Gill

Wynonna Judd

Victoria Shaw, Chuck Cannon – "I Love the Way You Love Me"

1992

Garth Brooks

Vince Gill

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Vince Gill, John Barlow Jarvis – "I Still Believe in You"

1991

Garth Brooks

Garth Brooks

Reba McEntire

Billy Dean, Richard Leigh – "Somewhere in My Broken Heart"

1990

Garth Brooks

Garth Brooks

Reba McEntire

Tony Arata – "The Dance"

1989

George Strait

Clint Black

Kathy Mattea

Jon Vezner, Don Henry – "Where've You Been"

1988

Hank Williams, Jr.

George Strait

K. T. Oslin

Charles Nelson, Paul Nelson – "Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses"

1987

Hank Williams, Jr.

Randy Travis

Reba McEntire

Paul Overstreet, Don Schlitz – "Forever and Ever, Amen"

1986

Hank Williams, Jr.

Randy Travis

Reba McEntire

Paul Overstreet, Don Schlitz – "On the Other Hand"

1985

Alabama

George Strait

Reba McEntire

Fred Parris, Mike Reid, Troy Seals – "Lost in the Fifties Tonight"

1984

Alabama

George Strait

Reba McEntire

Harlan Howard, Brent Maher, Sonny Throckmorton – "Why Not Me"

1983

Alabama

Lee Greenwood

Janie Fricke

Larry Henley, Jeff Silbar – "Wind Beneath My Wings"

1982

Alabama

Ronnie Milsap

Sylvia

Merle Haggard – "Are the Good Times Really Over (I Wish a Buck Was Still Silver)"

1981

Alabama

Merle Haggard

Barbara Mandrell

Felice Bryant, Boudleaux Bryant, Larry Collins, Sandy Pinkard – "You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma"

1980

Barbara Mandrell

George Jones

Dolly Parton

Bobby Braddock, Curly Putman – "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

1979

Willie Nelson

Larry Gatlin

Crystal Gayle

Sonny Throckmorton, Curly Putman – "It's a Cheatin' Situation"

1978

Kenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers

Barbara Mandrell

Randy Goodrum – "You Needed Me"

1977

Dolly Parton

Kenny Rogers

Crystal Gayle

Roger Bowling, Hal Bynum – "Lucille"

1976

Mickey Gilley

Mickey Gilley

Crystal Gayle

Baker Knight – "Don't the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time"

1975

Loretta Lynn

Conway Twitty

Loretta Lynn

Larry Weiss – "Rhinestone Cowboy"

1974

Mac Davis

Merle Haggard

Loretta Lynn

Don Wayne – "Country Bumpkin"

1973

Roy Clark

Charlie Rich

Loretta Lynn

Kenny O'Dell – "Behind Closed Doors"

1972

Roy Clark

Merle Haggard

Donna Fargo

Donna Fargo – "The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA"

1971

Freddie Hart

Freddie Hart

Loretta Lynn

Freddie Hart – "Easy Loving"

1970

Merle Haggard

Merle Haggard

Lynn Anderson

Kris Kristofferson – "For the Good Times"

1969

Merle Haggard

Tammy Wynette

1968

Glen Campbell

Cathie Taylor

1967

Glen Campbell

Lynn Anderson

1966

Merle Haggard

Bonnie Guitar

1965

Buck Owens

Bonnie Owens

[edit] Awards by year

 

2010 (presented 2011)

  • Awards will be held on April 3, 2011.

Host:

Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton

Entertainer of the Year:

 

Song of the Year:

 

Single Record of the Year:

 

Album of the Year:

 

Top Male Vocalist:

 

Top Female Vocalist:

 

Top Vocal Duo:

 

Top Vocal Group:

 

Top New Artist:

 

Top New Solo Artist:

 

Top New Duo/Group:

 

Video of the Year:

 

Vocal Event of the Year:

 

2009 (presented 2010)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Carrie Underwood

Song of the Year:

"Need You Now" – Lady Antebellum – Dave Haywood, Josh Kear, Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott

Single Record of the Year:

"Need You Now" – Lady Antebellum

Album of the Year:

RevolutionMiranda Lambert

Top Male Vocalist:

Brad Paisley

Top Female Vocalist:

Miranda Lambert

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Lady Antebellum

Top New Artist:

Luke Bryan

Top New Solo Vocalist:

Luke Bryan

Top New Vocal Duo:

Joey + Rory

Top New Vocal Group:

Gloriana

Video of the Year:

"White Liar" – Miranda Lambert

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Hillbilly Bone" – Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins

Triple-Crown Award (special honor):

Carrie Underwood

2008 (presented 2009)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Artist of the Decade:

George Strait

Entertainer of the Year:

Carrie Underwood

Song of the Year:

"In Color" – Jamey Johnson – Jamey Johnson, Lee Thomas Miller, James Otto

Single of the Year:

"You're Gonna Miss This" – Trace Adkins

Album of the Year:

FearlessTaylor Swift

Top Male Vocalist:

Brad Paisley

Top Female Vocalist:

Carrie Underwood

Top Vocal Duo:

Sugarland

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Artist:

Julianne Hough

Top New Male Vocalist:

Jake Owen

Top New Female Vocalist:

Julianne Hough

Top New Duo or Vocal Group:

Zac Brown Band

Video of the Year:

"Waitin' on a Woman" – Brad Paisley

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Start a Band" – Brad Paisley and Keith Urban

Crystal Milestone Award:

Taylor Swift, Jennifer Nettles

2007 (presented 2008)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Kenny Chesney

Song of the Year:

"Stay" – SugarlandJennifer Nettles

Single of the Year:

"Stay" – Sugarland

Album of the Year:

Crazy Ex-GirlfriendMiranda Lambert

Top Male Vocalist:

Brad Paisley

Top Female Vocalist:

Carrie Underwood

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Male Vocalist:

Jack Ingram

Top New Female Vocalist:

Taylor Swift

Top New Duo or Vocal Group:

Lady Antebellum

Video of the Year:

"Online" – Brad Paisley

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Find Out Who Your Friends Are" – Tracy Lawrence, Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney

Crystal Milestone Award:

Garth Brooks

2006 (presented 2007)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Kenny Chesney

Song of the Year:

"Give It Away" – George StraitBill Anderson, Buddy Cannon, Jamey Johnson

Single of the Year:

"Give It Away" – George Strait

Album of the Year:

Some HeartsCarrie Underwood

Top Male Vocalist:

Brad Paisley

Top Female Vocalist:

Carrie Underwood

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Male Vocalist:

Rodney Atkins

Top New Female Vocalist:

Miranda Lambert

Top New Duo or Vocal Group:

Little Big Town

Video of the Year:

"Before He Cheats" – Carrie Underwood

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Building Bridges" – Brooks & Dunn, Vince Gill and Sheryl Crow

2005 (presented 2006)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Kenny Chesney

Song of the Year:

"Believe" – Brooks & DunnCraig Wiseman, Ronnie Dunn

Single of the Year:

"Jesus, Take the Wheel" – Carrie Underwood

Album of the Year:

Time Well WastedBrad Paisley

Top Male Vocalist:

Keith Urban

Top Female Vocalist:

Sara Evans

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Male Vocalist:

Jason Aldean

Top New Female Vocalist:

Carrie Underwood

Top New Duo or Vocal Group:

Sugarland

Video of the Year:

"When I Get Where I'm Going" – Brad Paisley and Dolly Parton

Vocal Event of the Year:

"When I Get Where I'm Going" – Brad Paisley and Dolly Parton

2004 (presented 2005)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Kenny Chesney

Song of the Year:

"Live Like You Were Dying" – Tim McGrawCraig Wiseman, Tim Nichols

Single of the Year:

"Live Like You Were Dying" – Tim McGraw

Album of the Year:

Be HereKeith Urban

Top Male Vocalist:

Keith Urban

Top Female Vocalist:

Gretchen Wilson

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Artist:

Gretchen Wilson

Video of the Year:

"Whiskey Lullaby" – Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Whiskey Lullaby" – Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss

2003 (presented 2004)

Entertainer of the Year:

Toby Keith

Song of the Year:

"Three Wooden Crosses" – Randy Travis – Doug Johnson, Kim Williams

Single of the Year:

"It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" – Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett

Album of the Year:

Shock'n Y'all – Toby Keith

Top Male Vocalist:

Toby Keith

Top Female Vocalist:

Martina McBride

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Artist:

Dierks Bentley

Video of the Year:

"Beer for My Horses" – Toby Keith and Willie Nelson

Vocal Event of the Year:

"It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" – Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett

2002 (presented 2003)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Toby Keith

Song of the Year:

"I'm Movin' On" – Rascal Flatts – Phillip Brian White, David Vincent Williams

Single of the Year:

"The Good Stuff" – Kenny Chesney

Album of the Year:

DriveAlan Jackson

Top Male Vocalist:

Kenny Chesney

Top Female Vocalist:

Martina McBride

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Rascal Flatts

Top New Male Vocalist:

Joe Nichols

Top New Female Vocalist:

Kellie Coffey

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Emerson Drive

Video of the Year:

"Drive (For Daddy Gene)" – Alan Jackson

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Mendocino County Line" – Willie Nelson and Lee Ann Womack

2001 (presented 2002)

Host:

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year:

Brooks & Dunn

Song of the Year:

"Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" – Alan Jackson – Alan Jackson

Single of the Year:

"Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" – Alan Jackson

Album of the Year:

O Brother, Where Art Thou? – Various Artists

Top Male Vocalist:

Alan Jackson

Top Female Vocalist:

Martina McBride

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Lonestar

Top New Male Vocalist:

Phil Vassar

Top New Female Vocalist:

Carolyn Dawn Johnson

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Trick Pony

Video of the Year:

"Only in America" – Brooks & Dunn

Vocal Event of the Year:

"I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow" – The Soggy Bottom Boys

2000 (presented 2001)

Entertainer of the Year:

Dixie Chicks

Song of the Year:

"I Hope You Dance" – Lee Ann Womack and Sons of the Desert – Mark D. Sanders, Tia Sillers

Single of the Year:

"I Hope You Dance" – Lee Ann Womack and Sons of the Desert

Album of the Year:

How Do You Like Me Now?!Toby Keith

Top Male Vocalist:

Toby Keith

Top Female Vocalist:

Faith Hill

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Dixie Chicks

Top New Male Vocalist:

Keith Urban

Top New Female Vocalist:

Jamie O'Neal

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Rascal Flatts

Video of the Year:

"Goodbye Earl" – Dixie Chicks

Vocal Event of the Year:

"I Hope You Dance" – Lee Ann Womack and Sons of the Desert

1999 (presented 2000)

Artist of the Decade:

Garth Brooks

Entertainer of the Year:

Shania Twain

Song of the Year:

"Amazed" – Lonestar – Marv Green, Aimee Mayo

Single of the Year:

"Amazed" – Lonestar

Album of the Year:

FlyDixie Chicks

Top Male Vocalist:

Tim McGraw

Top Female Vocalist:

Faith Hill

Top Vocal Duo or Group:

Dixie Chicks

Top New Male Vocalist:

Brad Paisley

Top New Female Vocalist:

Jessica Andrews

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Montgomery Gentry

Video of the Year:

"Breathe" – Faith Hill

Vocal Event of the Year:

"When I Said I Do" – Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black

1998 (presented 1999)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"Holes in the Floor of Heaven" – Steve Wariner – Steve Wariner, Billy Kirsch

Single of the Year:

"This Kiss" – Faith Hill

Album of the Year:

Wide Open SpacesDixie Chicks

Top Male Vocalist:

Tim McGraw

Top Female Vocalist:

Faith Hill

Top Vocal Duo or Group:

Dixie Chicks

Top New Male Vocalist:

Mark Wills

Top New Female Vocalist:

Jo Dee Messina

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Dixie Chicks

Video of the Year:

"This Kiss" – Faith Hill

Vocal Event of the Year:

"Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me" – Faith Hill and Tim McGraw

1997 (presented 1998)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"It's Your Love" – Tim McGraw and Faith Hill – Stephony Smith

Single of the Year:

"It's Your Love" – Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

Album of the Year:

Carrying Your Love with MeGeorge Strait

Top Male Vocalist:

George Strait

Top Female Vocalist:

Trisha Yearwood

Top Vocal Duo or Group:

Brooks & Dunn

Top New Male Vocalist:

Kenny Chesney

Top New Female Vocalist:

Lee Ann Womack

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

The Kinleys

Video of the Year:

"It's Your Love" – Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

Vocal Event of the Year:

"It's Your Love" – Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

1996 (presented 1997)

Entertainer of the Year:

Brooks & Dunn

Song of the Year:

"Blue" – LeAnn RimesBill Mack

Single of the Year:

"Blue" – LeAnn Rimes

Album of the Year:

Blue Clear SkyGeorge Strait

Top Male Vocalist:

George Strait

Top Female Vocalist:

Patty Loveless

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Sawyer Brown

Top New Male Vocalist:

Trace Adkins

Top New Female Vocalist:

LeAnn Rimes

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Ricochet

Video of the Year:

"I Think About You" – Collin Raye

1995 (presented 1996)

Entertainer of the Year:

Brooks & Dunn

Song of the Year:

"The Keeper of the Stars" – Tracy ByrdDickey Lee, Karen Staley, Danny Mayo

Single of the Year:

"Check Yes or No" – George Strait

Album of the Year:

The Woman in MeShania Twain

Top Male Vocalist:

Alan Jackson

Top Female Vocalist:

Patty Loveless

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

The Mavericks

Top New Male Vocalist:

Bryan White

Top New Female Vocalist:

Shania Twain

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Lonestar

Video of the Year:

"The Car" – Jeff Carson

1994 (presented 1995)

Entertainer of the Year:

Reba McEntire

Song of the Year:

"I Swear" – John Michael MontgomeryGary Baker, Frank Myers

Single of the Year:

"I Swear" – John Michael Montgomery

Album of the Year:

Not a Moment Too SoonTim McGraw

Top Male Vocalist:

Alan Jackson

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

The Mavericks

Top New Male Vocalist:

Tim McGraw

Top New Female Vocalist:

Chely Wright

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

The Mavericks

Video of the Year:

"The Red Strokes" – Garth Brooks

1993 (presented 1994)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"I Love the Way You Love Me" – John Michael MontgomeryVictoria Shaw, Chuck Cannon

Single of the Year:

"Chattahoochee" – Alan Jackson

Album of the Year:

A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'bout Love) – Alan Jackson

Top Male Vocalist:

Vince Gill

Top Female Vocalist:

Wynonna

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Little Texas

Top New Male Vocalist:

John Michael Montgomery

Top New Female Vocalist:

Faith Hill

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Gibson/Miller Band

Video of the Year:

"We Shall Be Free" – Garth Brooks

1992 (presented 1993)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"I Still Believe in You" – Vince Gill – Vince Gill, John Barlow Jarvis

Single of the Year:

"Boot Scootin' Boogie" – Brooks & Dunn

Album of the Year:

Brand New Man – Brooks & Dunn

Top Male Vocalist:

Vince Gill

Top Female Vocalist:

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Diamond Rio

Top New Male Vocalist:

Tracy Lawrence

Top New Female Vocalist:

Michelle Wright

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Confederate Railroad

Video of the Year:

"Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" – Tanya Tucker

1991 (presented 1992)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"Somewhere in My Broken Heart" – Billy Dean – Billy Dean, Richard Leigh

Single of the Year:

"Don't Rock the Jukebox" – Alan Jackson

Album of the Year:

Don't Rock the Jukebox – Alan Jackson

Top Male Vocalist:

Garth Brooks

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

Brooks & Dunn

Top Vocal Group:

Diamond Rio

Top New Male Vocalist:

Billy Dean

Top New Female Vocalist:

Trisha Yearwood

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Brooks & Dunn

Video of the Year:

"Is There Life Out There" – Reba McEntire

1990 (presented 1991)

Entertainer of the Year:

Garth Brooks

Song of the Year:

"The Dance" – Garth Brooks – Tony Arata

Single of the Year:

"Friends in Low Places" – Garth Brooks

Album of the Year:

No Fences – Garth Brooks

Top Male Vocalist:

Garth Brooks

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Shenandoah

Top New Male Vocalist:

Alan Jackson

Top New Female Vocalist:

Shelby Lynne

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

Pirates of the Mississippi

Video of the Year:

"The Dance" – Garth Brooks

1989 (presented 1990)

Artist of the Decade:

Alabama

Entertainer of the Year:

George Strait

Song of the Year:

"Where've You Been" – Kathy Mattea – Jon Vezner, Don Henry

Single of the Year:

"A Better Man" – Clint Black

Album of the Year:

Killin' Time – Clint Black

Top Male Vocalist:

Clint Black

Top Female Vocalist:

Kathy Mattea

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Restless Heart

Top New Male Vocalist:

Clint Black

Top New Female Vocalist:

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Top New Vocal Duo or Group:

The Kentucky Headhunters

Video of the Year:

"There's a Tear in My Beer" – Hank Williams, Jr. and Hank Williams

1988 (presented 1989)

Entertainer of the Year:

Hank Williams, Jr.

Song of the Year:

"Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses" – Kathy Mattea – Charles Nelson, Paul Nelson

Single of the Year:

"Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses" – Kathy Mattea

Album of the Year:

This WomanK. T. Oslin

Top Male Vocalist:

George Strait

Top Female Vocalist:

K. T. Oslin

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Highway 101

Top New Male Vocalist:

Rodney Crowell

Top New Female Vocalist:

Suzy Bogguss

Video of the Year:

"Young Country" – Hank Williams, Jr.

1987 (presented 1988)

Entertainer of the Year:

Hank Williams, Jr.

Song of the Year:

"Forever and Ever, Amen" – Randy TravisPaul Overstreet, Don Schlitz

Single of the Year:

"Forever and Ever, Amen" – Randy Travis

Album of the Year:

TrioDolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris

Top Male Vocalist:

Randy Travis

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Highway 101

Top New Male Vocalist:

Ricky Van Shelton

Top New Female Vocalist:

K. T. Oslin

Video of the Year:

"80's Ladies" – K. T. Oslin

1986 (presented 1987)

Entertainer of the Year:

Hank Williams, Jr.

Song of the Year:

"On the Other Hand" – Randy TravisPaul Overstreet, Don Schlitz

Single of the Year:

"On the Other Hand" – Randy Travis

Album of the Year:

Storms of Life – Randy Travis

Top Male Vocalist:

Randy Travis

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

The Forester Sisters

Top New Male Vocalist:

Dwight Yoakam

Top New Female Vocalist:

Holly Dunn

Video of the Year:

"Whoever's in New England" – Reba McEntire

1985 (presented 1986)

Entertainer of the Year:

Alabama

Song of the Year:

"Lost in the Fifties Tonight" – Ronnie Milsap – Fred Parris, Mike Reid, Troy Seals

Single of the Year:

"Highwayman" – The Highwaymen

Album of the Year:

Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your MindGeorge Strait

Top Male Vocalist:

George Strait

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Alabama

Top New Male Vocalist:

Randy Travis

Top New Female Vocalist:

Judy Rodman

Video of the Year:

"Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" – George Jones

1984 (presented 1985)

Entertainer of the Year:

Alabama

Song of the Year:

"Why Not Me" – The JuddsHarlan Howard, Brent Maher, Sonny Throckmorton

Single of the Year:

"To All the Girls I've Loved Before" – Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias

Album of the Year:

Roll OnAlabama

Top Male Vocalist:

George Strait

Top Female Vocalist:

Reba McEntire

Top Vocal Duo:

The Judds

Top Vocal Group:

Alabama

Top New Male Vocalist:

Vince Gill

Top New Female Vocalist:

Nicolette Larson

Video of the Year:

"All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" – Hank Williams, Jr.

1983 (presented 1984)

Entertainer of the Year:

Alabama

Song of the Year:

"Wind Beneath My Wings" – Gary MorrisLarry Henley, Jeff Silbar

Single of the Year:

"Islands in the Stream" – Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton

Album of the Year:

The Closer You Get…Alabama

Top Male Vocalist:

Lee Greenwood

Top Female Vocalist:

Janie Fricke

Top Vocal Duo:

Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers

Top Vocal Group:

Alabama

Top New Male Vocalist:

Jim Glaser

Top New Female Vocalist:

Gus Hardin

1982 (presented 1983)

Entertainer of the Year:

Alabama

Song of the Year:

"Are the Good Times Really Over (I Wish a Buck Was Still Silver)" – Merle Haggard – Merle Haggard

Single of the Year:

"Always on My Mind" – Willie Nelson

Album of the Year:

Always on My Mind – Willie Nelson

Top Male Vocalist:

Ronnie Milsap

Top Female Vocalist:

Sylvia

Top Vocal Duo:

Shelly West and David Frizzell

Top Vocal Group:

Alabama

Top New Male Vocalist:

Michael Martin Murphey

Top New Female Vocalist:

Karen Brooks

1981 (presented 1982)

Entertainer of the Year:

Alabama

Song of the Year:

"You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma" – David Frizzell and Shelly WestFelice Bryant, Boudleaux Bryant, Larry Collins, Sandy Pinkard

Single of the Year:

"Elvira" – The Oak Ridge Boys

Album of the Year:

Feels So RightAlabama

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Barbara Mandrell

Top Vocal Duo:

Shelly West and David Frizzell

Top New Male Vocalist:

Ricky Skaggs

Top New Female Vocalist:

Juice Newton

1980 (presented 1981)

Entertainer of the Year:

Barbara Mandrell

Song of the Year:

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" – George JonesBobby Braddock, Curly Putman

Single of the Year:

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" – George Jones

Album of the Year:

Urban Cowboy – Soundtrack

Top Male Vocalist:

George Jones

Top Female Vocalist:

Dolly Parton

Top New Male Vocalist:

Johnny Lee

Top New Female Vocalist:

Terri Gibbs

1979 (presented 1980)

Artist of the Decade:

Loretta Lynn

Entertainer of the Year:

Willie Nelson

Song of the Year:

"It's a Cheatin' Situation" – Moe BandySonny Throckmorton, Curly Putman

Single of the Year:

"All the Gold in California" – Larry Gatlin

Album of the Year:

Straight Ahead – Larry Gatlin

Top Male Vocalist:

Larry Gatlin

Top Female Vocalist:

Crystal Gayle

Top Vocal Duo:

Joe Stampley and Moe Bandy

Top New Male Vocalist:

R. C. Bannon

Top New Female Vocalist:

Lacy J. Dalton

1978 (presented 1979)

Entertainer of the Year:

Kenny Rogers

Song of the Year:

"You Needed Me" – Anne MurrayRandy Goodrum

Single of the Year:

"Tulsa Time" – Don Williams

Album of the Year:

Y'all Come Back SaloonThe Oak Ridge Boys

Top Male Vocalist:

Kenny Rogers

Top Female Vocalist:

Barbara Mandrell

Top Vocal Group:

The Oak Ridge Boys

Top New Male Vocalist:

John Conlee

Top New Female Vocalist:

Cristy Lane

1977 (presented 1978)

Entertainer of the Year:

Dolly Parton

Song of the Year:

"Lucille" – Kenny RogersRoger Bowling, Hal Bynum

Single of the Year:

"Lucille" – Kenny Rogers

Album of the Year:

Kenny Rogers – Kenny Rogers

Top Male Vocalist:

Kenny Rogers

Top Female Vocalist:

Crystal Gayle

Top Vocal Group:

The Statler Brothers

Top New Male Vocalist:

Eddie Rabbitt

Top New Female Vocalist:

Debby Boone

1976 (presented 1977)

Entertainer of the Year:

Mickey Gilley

Song of the Year:

"Don't the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time" – Mickey Gilley – Baker Knight

Single of the Year:

"Bring It On Home to Me" – Mickey Gilley

Album of the Year:

Gilley's Smoking – Mickey Gilley

Top Male Vocalist:

Mickey Gilley

Top Female Vocalist:

Crystal Gayle

Top Vocal Duo:

Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

Top New Male Vocalist:

Moe Bandy

Top New Female Vocalist:

Billie Jo Spears

1975 (presented 1976)

Entertainer of the Year:

Loretta Lynn

Song of the Year:

"Rhinestone Cowboy" – Glen Campbell – Larry Weiss

Single of the Year:

"Rhinestone Cowboy" – Glen Campbell

Album of the Year:

Feelin's – Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty

Top Male Vocalist:

Conway Twitty

Top Female Vocalist:

Loretta Lynn

Top Vocal Duo:

Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

Top New Male Vocalist:

Freddy Fender

Top New Female Vocalist:

Crystal Gayle

1974 (presented 1975)

Entertainer of the Year:

Mac Davis

Song of the Year:

"Country Bumpkin" – Cal Smith – Don Wayne

Single of the Year:

"Country Bumpkin" – Cal Smith

Album of the Year:

Back Home AgainJohn Denver

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Loretta Lynn

Top Vocal Duo:

Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

Top New Male Vocalist:

Mickey Gilley

Top New Female Vocalist:

Linda Ronstadt

1973 (presented 1974)

Entertainer of the Year:

Roy Clark

Song of the Year:

"Behind Closed Doors" – Charlie RichKenny O'Dell

Single of the Year:

"Behind Closed Doors" – Charlie Rich

Album of the Year:

Behind Closed Doors – Charlie Rich

Top Male Vocalist:

Charlie Rich

Top Female Vocalist:

Loretta Lynn

Top Vocal Group:

Brush Arbor

Top New Male Vocalist:

Dorsey Burnette

Top New Female Vocalist:

Olivia Newton-John

1972 (presented 1973)

Entertainer of the Year:

Roy Clark

Song of the Year:

"The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA" – Donna Fargo – Donna Fargo

Single of the Year:

"The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA" – Donna Fargo

Album of the Year:

The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA – Donna Fargo

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Donna Fargo

Top Vocal Group:

The Statler Brothers

Top New Male Vocalist:

Johnny Rodriguez

Top New Female Vocalist:

Tanya Tucker

1971 (presented 1972)

Entertainer of the Year:

Freddie Hart

Song of the Year:

"Easy Loving" – Freddie Hart – Freddie Hart

Single of the Year:

"Easy Loving" – Freddie Hart

Album of the Year:

Easy Loving – Freddie Hart

Top Male Vocalist:

Freddie Hart

Top Female Vocalist:

Loretta Lynn

Top Vocal Duo:

Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

Top New Male Vocalist:

Tony Booth

Top New Female Vocalist:

Barbara Mandrell

1970 (presented 1971)

Entertainer of the Year:

Merle Haggard

Song of the Year:

"For the Good Times" – Ray PriceKris Kristofferson

Single of the Year:

"For the Good Times" – Ray Price

Album of the Year:

For the Good Times – Ray Price

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Lynn Anderson

Top Vocal Group:

The Kimberleys

Top New Male Vocalist:

Buddy Alan

Top New Female Vocalist:

Sammi Smith

1969 (presented 1970)

Artist of the Decade:

Marty Robbins

Single of the Year:

"Okie from Muskogee" – Merle Haggard

Album of the Year:

Okie from Muskogee – Merle Haggard

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Tammy Wynette

Top Vocal Duo:

Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens

Top Vocal Group:

The Kimberleys

Top New Male Vocalist:

Freddy Weller

Top New Female Vocalist:

Donna Fargo

1968 (presented 1969)

Single of the Year:

"Little Green Apples" – Roger Miller

Album of the Year:

Bobbie Gentry & Glen CampbellBobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell

Top Male Vocalist:

Glen Campbell

Top Female Vocalist:

Cathie Taylor

Top Vocal Duo:

Johnny Mosby and Jonie Mosby

Top New Male Vocalist:

Ray Sanders

Top New Female Vocalist:

Cheryl Poole

Band of the Year:

The Buckaroos

1967 (presented 1968)

Album of the Year:

Gentle on My MindGlen Campbell

Top Male Vocalist:

Glen Campbell

Top Female Vocalist:

Lynn Anderson

Top Vocal Duo:

Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens

Top Vocal Group:

Sons of the Pioneers

Top New Male Vocalist:

Jerry Inman

Top New Female Vocalist:

Bobbie Gentry

Band of the Year:

The Buckaroos

1966 (presented 1967)

Top Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top Female Vocalist:

Bonnie Guitar

Top New Male Vocalist:

Billy Mize

Top New Female Vocalist:

Cathie Taylor

Band of the Year:

The Buckaroos

1965 (presented 1966)

Top Male Vocalist:

Buck Owens

Top Female Vocalist:

Bonnie Owens

Top Vocal Duo:

Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens

Top New Male Vocalist:

Merle Haggard

Top New Female Vocalist:

Kay Adams

Band of the Year:

The Buckaroos