1. Who has won the most awards in Grammy history?
The person who has won the most awards in Grammy history is female singer Allison Cross, *** Won 27 Grammy Awards.
Alison Krauss is the leader of American bluegrass music today. "Blue Grass" is a type of American folk music that emerged and began to develop in the 1920s. In the new century There is no sign of decline, because the continuous innovation of outstanding bluegrass singers like Alison has given bluegrass music a more charming temperament. Her works have gradually occupied the mainstream record market share, and she has more and more fans around the world. . Personal profile Alison Krauss was born on July 23, 1971 in Deer Lake, Illinois.
Started learning violin and classical music at the age of 5. Alison Krauss. At the age of 14, Alison signed a contract with Rounder Records and released her first album two years later. Then came the first glory of her life. At the age of 18, Alison Sen won the Grammy Award, an important award in the pop music industry.
This female singer has been the most dazzling star in the country music industry since she entered the music industry. She has been working with the bluegrass-style Union Station band until now. With the soothing swaying guitar and the tenderness and purity of a girl, bluegrass country singer Alison Krauss performs numerous soul-stirring songs.
To date, she has won 27 Grammy Awards, becoming the female artist with the most Grammy Awards in history. Alison Krauss's song "When you say nothing at all" is regarded by countless people as an eternal classic.
Awards: In the 2003 movie "Cold Mountain", Klaus collaborated with rock musician Sting to record the episode "You Will Be My Ain True Love". Krause also sang another interlude for the film. "You Will Be My Ain True Love" was nominated for an Academy Award.
She won 25 Grammy Awards in 2009, 2007, 2006, 2003, 2001, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994, 1992, 1990. The most popular female artist.
Lonely Runs Both Ways (2005) RIAA certified Gold Live (2002) RIAA certified double Platinum New Favorite (2001) RIAA certified Gold Fet About It (1999) RIAA certified Gold USA So Long So Wrong (1997) RIAA certified Gold Now That I've Found You: A Collection (1995) RIAA certified double Platinum I Know Who Holds Tomorrow with The Cox Family ( 1994) Every Time You Say Goodbye (1992) I've Got That Old Feeling (1990) Two Highways (1989) Too Late To Cry (1987) Country Music Association Awards Video of the Year "Whiskey Lullaby" with Brad Paisley (2004) Musical Event of the Year "Whiskey Lullaby" with Brad Paisley (2004) Album of the Year O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack (Lost Highway) (2001) Album Female Vocalist of the Year (1995) Horizon Award for Most Beautiful Vocalist of the Year (1995) Newcomer of the Year Single of the Year "When You Say Nothing At All" (Keith Whitley Tribute Album/ BNA Records) (1995) Best Single of the Year Vocal Event of the Year "Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart" with Shenandoah (Capitol Records) (1995) Grammy Awards Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals "Gone,Gone,Gone (Done Moved On)" from Raising Sand (Rounder) (2007) Best Country Album Lonely Runs Both Ways (Rounder) (2006) Best Country Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal "Restless" from Lonely Runs Both Ways (Rounder) (2006) Best Country Instrumental Performance "Unionhouse Branch" from Lonely Runs Both Ways (Rounder) (2006) Best Country Instrumental Performance "Unionhouse Branch" from Lonely Runs Both Ways (Rounder)
Best Bluegrass Album Live (Rounder) (2003) Best Country Instrumental Performance "Cluck Old Hen" (Rounder) (2003) Best Country Collaboration with Vocals "How's The World Treating You" w/ James Taylor from Livin',Lovin',Losin' - Songs of the Louvin Brothers (Universal South) (2003) Best Contemporary Folk Album as Producer for Nickel Creek's This Side (2002) Album of the Year O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2001) Best Bluegrass Album New Favorite (Rounder) (2001) Best Bluegrass Album of the Year Country Performance Duo or Group "The Lucky One" (2001) Best Country/ Country Collaboration with Vocals for "Same Old Train" from Tribute To Tradition (Columbia) (1998) Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals for "Looking In the Eyes of Love" (Rounder) (1997) Best Country Instrumental Performance for "Little Liza Jane" (Rounder) (1997) Best Bluegrass Album So Long So Wrong (Rounder) (1997) Country Collaboration with Vocals for "High Lonesome Sound" with Vince Gill (MCA) (1996) Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Baby, Now That I've Found You" (Rounder) (1995) Best Female Country Vocal Performance. 2. Is it Stevie Wonder who has won the most Grammy Awards in history, 22 times?
1. The artist who has won the most Grammy Awards in his lifetime: Sir Ge Solti ). A Hungarian-born British man and a famous conductor. Before his death in 1997, he was nominated for a Grammy 74 times and won 31 times.
2. The artist with the most consecutive Grammy wins: Pat Metheny and his Pat Metheny Group. Won 17 in one *** Grammy Awards, seven of which were won consecutively.
3. The male singer who has won the most Grammy Awards: Stevie Wonder. He has won 25 Grammys in pop music awards, and also has a Lifetime Achievement Award
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5. Won the Grammy Award The male singer with the most Les Mills "Best Male Rock Vocal Performance" awards: Lenny Kravitz.*** Won 4 times (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002), in addition He has also received more than twice as many nominations as he has won.
6. The group that won the most Grammys in one night: Dixie Chicks. Won 5 trophies at the 2007 Grammy Awards (Production of the Year, Song of the Year, Album of the Year, and Best Country Album, Best Country Duo)
7. Female singer who has won the most Grammy Awards in one night:
Lauryn Hill: 1999
Alicia Keys: 2002
Norah Jones: 2003
Beyonce: 2004
Amy Winehouse:2008
Each won five Grammy Awards.
7. The singer who won the "Big Four" at one Grammy: Christopher Cross. He won the Grammy Award in 1981 Won the "Grand Slam": winning four "comprehensive" awards: Production of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Newcomer.
Note: Norah Jones was erroneously reported to have won a Grand Slam at the 2003 Grammys, but in fact her song "Don't Know Why" won the "Grammy of the Year" award. She has no share in the "Song Award" because this award is not awarded to singers, but to creators.
8. The artist with the most Grammy nominations: Quincy Jones. ***With 79 nominations, she is the female with the most wins in the history of the Grammy Awards. Singer
Beyonce won 6 Grammy trophies this year, breaking through her own personal achievements and making history, making her the female singer with the most awards in the 52-year history of the Grammy Awards.
List of winners over the years:
2001:
Best R&B Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group [Say My Name]
Best R&B Vocal Group Performance Award "Say My Name"
Best R&B Song [Say My Name]
Best R&B Song Award "Say My Name"
2002 :
Best R&B Vocal by Duo or Group [Survivor]
Best R&B Vocal Group Award "Survivor"
2004:
Best Female R&B Vocal Performance [Dangerously In Love 2]
Best R&B Female Vocal Performance "Dangerously In Love 2"
Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal [The Closer I Get to You]
Best R&B Group Performance Award "The Closer I Get to You"
Best R&B Song [Crazy in Love]
Most Best R&B song "Crazy in Love"
Best Contemporary R&B Album [Dangerously in Love]
Best Contemporary R&B Album "Dangerously in Love"
Best Rap /Sung Collaboration [Crazy in Love]
Best Rap Collaboration Award "Crazy in Love"
2006:
Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal [So Amazing]
Best R&B Group Performance Award "So Amazing"
2007:
Best Contemporary R&B Album [B'Day]
Best Modern R&B Album "B'Day"
2010:
Song Of The Year "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)"
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Best Contemporary R&B Album: "I Am. Sasha Fierce"
Best Contemporary R&B Album "I Am. Sasha Fierce" (Compiled/may) 4. Who is the singer who has won the most Grammy Awards so far
1. The singer who has won "Album of the Year" for two consecutive years :
Frank Sinatra, 1966 and 1967 respectively;
Stevie Wonder, 1974 and 1967 respectively. 1975.
2. The person who won the "Record of the Year" for two consecutive years:
Roberta Flack, 1973 and 1974 Year;
U2, 2001 and 2002 respectively.
3. The artist who has won the "Best Vocal Performance, Male" award the most times:
Justin (Sting), in 1988, 1994, 2000 and 2001.
4. The artist who has won the most "Best Vocal Performance, Female" awards:
Barbra Streisand, 1964 years, 1965, 1966, 1978 and 1987.
5. The band with the longest span of time to win the "Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" award twice:
"The Beatles" "(The Beatles), respectively in 1965 and 1997, 35 years apart.
6. The female singer who has won the "Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female" the most times:
Tina Turner, Sheryl Crow and Pat Benatar have each won the award four times.
7. The artist who has won the "Best Rock Duo or Group Performance" award the most times:
U2, in 1988, 1989, and 1993 , 2001 and 2002.
8. The artist who has won the most "Best R&B Song" awards:
"Babyface" (Babyface), he has won three times as a songwriter Won the title in 1993, 1995 and 1997 respectively. But he has never won this award as a singer.
9. The artist who has won the most "Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female" awards:
Aretha Franklin, She has won the award 11 times. They were from 1968 to 1975 (she won this award for eight consecutive years), 1982, 1986 and 1988.
10. The artist who has won the most "Best Country Vocal Performance, Male" awards:
Vince Gill, who has Won this award seven times. They were in 1991 and 1993 respectively, and they won the award for five consecutive years from 1995 to 1999.
11. The artist who has won the "Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male" award the most times consecutively:
Lenny Kravitz ), he won this award for four consecutive years from 1999 to 2002.
12. Andreas Vollenweider, the first artist to win the Grammy Award for "Best New Age Record of the Year"
12. Won a Grammy Award The most artists:
Michael Jackson won 13 Grammy Music Awards in the 22nd, 26th, 27th, 28th, 32nd and 35th respectively. This is the most awards won by an individual in history. , is also unique.
5. Who is the artist with the most Grammy awards?
Answer: It’s mj. The following are the details of mj’s Grammy Awards: The 22nd Grammy Music Awards in 1980: 1. Best Male Rhythm and Blues Singer Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male (Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough) The 26th Grammy Music Awards in 1984: 1. Album Of the Year (Thriller) 2. Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Male Artist , Male (Thriller) 3. Record Of The Year (Beat It) 4. Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male (Beat It) 5. Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male (Billie Jean) 6. Best New R&B Song (Billie Jean) 7. Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical) (shared with Quincy Jones***) 8. Best Recording For Children (E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial) The 27th Grammy Music Awards in 1985: 1. Best Video Album (The Making Of Michael Jackson's Thriller) The 28th Grammy Music Awards in 1986: 1. Song of the Year Song Of The Year (We Are The World) 2. Record Of The Year (We Are The World) 3. Best Pop Performance by A Duo or Group With Vocal (We Are The World) 4. Best Music Video, Short Form (We Are The World) 1990 32nd Grammy Awards: 1. Best Short Music Video (Leave Me Alone) Best Music Video-Short Form 1993 35th Grammy Music Awards: 1. Living Legend Award. Below is an additional bonus of other awards he won besides the Grammy Awards (I was so exhausted that I found it in the encyclopedia later. If I had known, I would post it directly for you, but it’s hard work. I still kept it after a long time, and the score was a little less, but for MJ’s sake I was generous) 1970 NAACP Image Awards 1. Best Singing Group-The Jackson 5-Best Singing Group 1971 NAACP Image Awards 1. The Jackson 5 - Best Singing Group 1972 U.S. Congress 1. Special mendation For Positive Role Models NAACP Image Awards 1.The Jackson 5-Best Singing Group Billboard 1.Top Singles Artist 2.Top Singles Male 1980 People of Color
Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights NAACP Image Awards 1. Best Singing Group-The Jackson 5-Best Singing Group American Music Awards (7th) American Music Awards Soul/R&B Project (Soul/R&B) 1. Favorite Male Artist 2. Favorite Album (Off The Wall) 3. Favorite Single (Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough) Billboard magazine 1. Top Black Artist 2. Most popular Top Black Album (Off The Wall) Cashbox Magazine 1. Best Soul Album Top Soul Album (Off The Wall) 1981 NAACP Image Awards 1. Best Vocal Group-The Jackson 5- Best Singing Group American Music Awards (8th) American Music Awards Soul/R&B (Soul/R&B) 1. Favorite Male Artist 2. Favorite Album 1983 Rolling Stone readers' vote Project 1. Artist Of The Year 2. Soul Artist Of The Year 3. Video Of The Year (Beat It) 4. Producer Of The Year music critic voting project 5. Artist Of The Year The Year 6.Video Of The Year (Beat It) 7.Male Vocalist Of The Year 8.Soul Artist Of The Year Billboard 1.Pop Artist Of The Year 2. Black Artist Of The Year 3.Pop Album Of The Year 4.Pop Album Artist Of The Year 5.Pop Singles Artist Of The Year 6.Pop Male Artist Album Of The Year Pop Male Album Of The Year 7. Pop Male Signles Of The Year 8. Black Album Artist Of The Year 9. Black Singles Artist Of The Year 10. Black album of the year Black Album Of The Year 11.Top Dance Artist 12.Top Audience Response Singles/Albums 1984 American Music Awards (11th) American Music Awards 1.Special Award Of Merit pop/rock music project (Pop/Rock) 2. Favorite Male Vocalist 3. Favorite Album 4. Favorite single
Single 5. Favorite Video Soul/R&B 6. Favorite Male Vocalist 7. Favorite Video The Guinness Book Of World Records 1 .Best Selling Album of All Time BRIT Awards 1.Best British Album (Thriller) 2.Best International Solo Artist BRIT Awards NAACP Image Awards 1. H. Claude Hodson Medal Of Freedom American Video Awards (2nd) American Video Awards 1. Best Long Form Video 2. Best Home Video The White House (President Reagan) White H.