Winner - Best Record and Album of the Year

On 21, Adele is still the bluesy pop diva with a singer/songwriter's soul and seemingly bottomless capacity for heartbreak. The album showcases Adele's titanic vocal ability. She immediately injects us with the propulsive gospel fever-blues anthem "Rolling in the Deep," which is ridiculously sexy and one of the best singles of any decade.

Winner: Best Bluegrass Album

2011 album from the Grammy-winning Bluegrass artist and her acclaimed musical cohorts Union Station, their first album together since 2004's Lonely Runs Both Ways.

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best Children's Album

All About Bullies...Big and Small ~ New CD

Winner: Best New Artist & Best Alternative Album

Bon Iver, the musical project of Justin Vernon that emerged to international acclaim in 2008 with 'For Emma, Forever Ago,' release the new self titled album on Jagjaguwar. Featuring 10 new songs penned by Vernon, the album' expands the group's sonic palette beyond the rustic acoustics of the debut into a lush landscape of silky electric guitars, beautifully intricate keys, and subtle horn and string sections while keeping the ghost choirs and densely layered vocals intact that Bon Iver has become so known for.

Winner: Best Musical Theater Album

The Book of Mormon follows a pair of mismatched Mormon boys sent on a mission to a place that's about as far from Salt Lake City as you can get.

Winner: 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best Pop Instrumental Album

2011 album from the Memphis Soul legend. Along for the ride are vocalists Matt Berninger of the National, Yim Yames of My Morning Jacket, Sharon Jones, Lou Reed, and Booker himself, telling the story of how the Funk/Soul sound that Booker helped invent spiraled out from Memphis, touching The Root s hometown of Philadelphia, New York and Detroit. The Road from Memphis is classic Memphis Soul, and classic Booker in the tradition of "Green Onions", but beyond that it is the story of a sound, and how Booker, working with the inheritors of his sound, is keeping a tradition alive.

Winner: Best R&B Album

Deluxe edition includes four bonus tracks. 2011 album from the multi-platinum-selling R&B star. Brown, a triple-threat as a singer/dancer/actor, has co-written on the majority of F.A.M.E, and has collaborated with a wide range of his peers including: Justin Bieber, Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Ludacris and others.

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best Contemporary Christian Music Album

Dove Award-winning contemporary Christian music artist Chris Tomlin's seventh studio album, And If Our God Is for Us..., features 11 soul-stirring tracks, including the single I Will Follow and a new recording of his signature anthem

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best Country Duo/Group Performance
Best Folk Album

2011 debut full length from the Folk/Country duo. The Civil Wars consists of John Paul White, hailing from Florence, AL and Joy Williams, originally from Santa Cruz, CA, but now residing in East Nashville. The duo's chance meeting a year and a half ago fueled an immediate songwriting chemistry and creative synergy. Their second show ever, performed at a sold out Eddie's Attic, was recorded and released as a free digital album. Of the duo, Reg's Coffee House host, Scott Register, praises: 'In my 13 years on the radio, few of the artists I've championed had as immediate a reaction as The Civil Wars. When I first spun 'Poison & Wine' listeners couldn't get enough of it and wanted to own it immediately. This band has the 'it' factor that you look for. Don't miss out.'

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best R&B Performance

2011 CD EP from the British singer/songwriter. The Love EP, which follows up her 2010 album The Sea, features Corinne's unique take on five timeless love songs that show the range of her Influences and the depth of her artistry, From her funky and spunky rendition of the Prince song 'I Wanna Be Your Lover' to her inspired re-imagining of the Bob Morley classic 'Is This Love?' to her revelatory 15 minute cover of 'Que Sera Sera', the EP is a gift for fans to cherish and share with loved ones on Valentine's Day.

Winner: Best Rock Album

2011 album from the Alt-Rock superheroes led by Dave Grohl. Produced by Butch Vig and mixed by Alan Moulder, Wasting Light was recorded entirely on analog tape in the garage of Grohl s home in California s San Fernando Valley.

Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio Books & Story Telling)

It-girl Betty White ("The Golden Girls, Hot in Cleveland") delivers a hilarious, slyly profound take on love, life, celebrity, and everything in between.

Winner: Best Rap Album

CLEAN VERSION. 2010 release from 14-time Grammy-winning producer, writer and performer Kanye West.

Winner: Best Gospel Album


With this 2011 release, Kirk Franklin continues to prove why he is the top selling urban Gospel act of all time. Once again he delivers an array of spectacular music for Gospel music lovers young and old.

Winner: Best Country Album

2011 release, the third album from the award-winning Country trio. Own The Night follows the band's Grammy winning sophomore album Need You Now. Since its release in January 2010, the album has sold over five million copies across the globe, spawned three multi-week #1 hits, taken home five Grammy Awards and scored over a dozen other award show trophies.

Winner: Best Latin Pop, Rock or Urban Album

After two decades of breaking all types of sales and concert attendance records, the super group from Guadalajara, Mexico prepare themselves to present their first studio album in almost five years, Drama Y Luz. Without a doubt, this is the most anticipated album to hit the Latin marketplace in years. Twelve new recordings are available on this production and all songs were written by the band members themselves.

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best New Age Album

2011 solo acoustic album from guitarist and composer Pat Metheny. After nearly 40 recordings under his name, this marks the first time there is not a single Metheny composition represented. Rather, What's It All About comprises 10 classic songs, some very well known, that hold personal meanings for the guitarist. Metheny recorded the songs on What's It All About late at night, in his New York City home over a short period of time. In selecting which ones to put to tape, Metheny says: "I wanted to record some of the music that was on my radar before I ever wrote a note of my own, or in a few cases, even before I played an instrument. I was born in 1954 and all of these songs were in the Top 40 during my childhood and early teen years. It was a period when harmony and melody were still important and viable elements in popular music. Every one of these tunes has something going on that is just hip on a musical level, no matter how you cut it. They have all stuck with me over the years".

Winner: Best Dance/Electronica Album

Previously the frontman for L.A. post-hardcore outfit From First to Last, Sonny Moore continues to develop his unforeseen dubstep tendencies with the second EP under his Skrillex alias, Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.

Winner 54th Annual Grammy Awards Best Reggae Album

2011 album from singer, songwriter, musician and producer Stephen Markley, the second son of Reggae legend Bob Marley. Stephen has been blazing his own trail in the music world, combining Reggae, Hip Hop and R&B styles to create his own unique sound. The album features appearances from Melanie Fiona and Damian Marley.

Winner: Best Blues Album
Long-awaited 2011 debut album by the husband-wife team of singer/guitarist Susan Tedeschi and guitarist Derek Trucks. Filled with smoky, blues-dipped rockers and heart-stilling ballads that show off, respectively, the gutsier and softer side of Tedeschi's vocal ability, plus a series of emotive, story-telling solos shaped by Trucks's uncanny agility on slide-guitar, Revelator also serves to introduce the couple s new, 11-piece ensemble Tedeschi Trucks Band.