Grammys 2014: A Look Back At Past Country Winners
The 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards are nearly upon us (they air on Sunday, January 26 on CBS), and what better way to celebrate than to look back at the country winners over the years and compare them with this year's nominations.*
*years relate to those in which the winners were eligible
Best Country Solo Performance
2014 Nominees
Lee Brice 'I Drive Your Truck'
Hunter Hayes 'I Want Crazy'
Miranda Lambert 'Mama's Broken Heart'
Darius Rucker 'Wagon Wheel'
Blake Shelton 'Mine Would Be You'
2004 Winners
Gretchen Wilson 'Redneck Woman'
Tim McGraw 'Live Like You Were Dying'
1994 Winners
Mary Chapin Carpenter 'Shut Up And Kiss Me'
Vince Gill 'When Love Finds You'
1984 Winners
Emmylou Harris 'In My Dreams'
Merle Haggard 'That's The Way Love Goes'
1974 Winners
Anne Murray 'Love Song'
Ronnie Milsap 'Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends'
1964 Winners
Dottie West 'Here Comes My Baby'
Roger Miller 'Dang Me'
Best Country Duo/Group Performance
2014 Nominees
The Civil Wars 'From This Valley'
Kelly Clarkson ft Vince Gill 'Don't Rush'
Little Big Town 'Your Side of The Bed'
Tim McGraw ft Taylor Swift & Keith Urban 'Highway Don't Care'
Kenny Rogers ft Dolly Parton 'You Can't Make Old Friends'
2004 Winner
Dixie Chicks 'Top of The World'
1994 Winner
Asleep At The Wheel with Lyle Lovett 'Blues For Dixie'
1984 Winner
The Judds 'Mama He's Crazy'
1974 Winner
The Pointer Sisters 'Fairytale'
Best Country Song
2014 Nominees
Taylor Swift 'Begin Again' (Taylor Swift)
Lee Brice 'I Drive Your Truck' (Jessi Alexander, Connie Harrington, Jimmy Yeary)
Miranda Lambert 'Mama's Broken Heart' (Brandy Clark, Shane McAnally, Kacey Musgraves)
Kacey Musgraves 'Merry Go Round' (Kacey Musgraves, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne)
Blake Shelton 'Mine Would Be You' (Jessi Alexander, Connie Harrington, Deric Ruttan)
2004 Winner
Tim McGraw 'Live Like You Were Dying' (Tim Nichols, Craig Wiseman)
1994 Winner
John Michael Montgomery 'I Swear' (Gary Baker, Frank J. Meyers)
1984 Winner
Willie Nelson 'City of New Orleans' (Steve Goodman)
1974 Winner
Charlie Rich 'A Very Special Love Song' (Norro Wilson, Billy Sherrill)
1964 Winner
Roger Miller 'Dang Me' (Roger Miller)
Best Country Album
2014 Nominees
Jason Aldean Night Train
Tim McGraw Two Lanes of Freedom
Kacey Musgraves Same Trailer Different Park
Blake Shelton Based On A True Story
Taylor Swift Red
2004 Winner
Loretta Lynn Van Lear Rose
1994 Winner
Mary Chapin Carpenter Stones In The Road
1964 Winner
Roger Miller Dang Me/Chug-a-Lug