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  • 55th Grammys Awards 2013: Winners List

    55th Grammys Awards 2013: Winners List

    grammysThe 55th Annual Grammy Awards was held on February 10, 2013, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.The Recording Academy introduced three new categories to the 78 awards previously presented at the 54th ceremony—Best Classical Compendium, Best Latin Jazz Album, and Best Urban Contemporary Album, bringing it to a total of 81 awards.

     


    Album of the Year


    “El Camino”
    The Black Keys

    “Some Nights”
    Fun.

    WINNER
    “Babel”
    Mumford & Sons

    “Channel Orange”
    Frank Ocean

    “Blunderbuss”
    Jack White

    Record of the Year


    “Lonely Boy”
    The Black Keys

    “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)”
    Kelly Clarkson

    “We Are Young”
    Fun. feat. Janelle Monaé

    WINNER
    “Somebody That I Used To Know”
    Gotye feat. Kimbra

    “Thinkin’ Bout You”
    Frank Ocean

    “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”
    Taylor Swift

    Song of the Year


    “The A Team”
    Ed Sheeran

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    ;Adorn”
    Miguel

    “Call Me Maybe”
    Carly Rae Jepsen

    “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You”
    Kelly Clarkson

    WINNER
    “We Are Young”
    Fun. feat. Janelle Monaé

    Best New Artist


    Alabama Shakes

    WINNER
    Fun.

    Hunter Hayes

    The Lumineers

    Frank Ocean

     

    MORE TOP WINNERS at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards:

    Best Pop Solo Performance:

     

    “Set Fire To The Rain (Live)” — Adele

     

     

    Best Pop Duo/Group Performance:

     

    “Somebody That I Used To Know” — Gotye Featuring Kimbra

     

     

    Best Pop Vocal Album:

     

    “Stronger” — Kelly Clarkson

     

     

    Best Pop Instrumental Album:

     

    “Impressions” — Chris Botti

     

     

    Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album “Kisses on the Bottom” — Paul McCartney

    Best Rock Performance: “Lonely Boy” — The Black Keys

    Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance:

     

    “Love Bites (So Do I)” — Halestorm

     

     

    Best Rock Album:

     

    “El Camino” — The Black Keys

     

     

    Best Rock Song:

     

    “Lonely Boy” — The Black Keys

     

     

    Be
    st Alternative Music Album:

     

    “Making Mirrors” — Gotye

     

     

    Best Dance/Electronica Album:

     

    “Bangarang” — Skrillex

     

     

    Best R&B Performance:

     

    “Climax” — Usher

     

     

    Best Traditional R&B Performance:

     

    “Love on Top” — Beyonce

     

     

    Best Urban Contemporary Album

     

    “Channel Orange” — Frank Ocean

     

     

    Best R&B Album:

     

    “Black Radio” — Robert Glasper Experiment

     

     

    Best R&B Song:

     

    “Adorn” — Miguel

     

     

    Best Rap/Sung Collaboration:

     

    “No Church In The Wild” — Jay-Z & Kanye West Featuring Frank Ocean & The-Dream

     

     

    Best Rap Performance:

     

    “N****s In Paris” — Jay–Z & Kanye West

     

     

    Best Rap Album:

     

    “Take Care” — Drake

     

     

    Best Rap Song:

     

    “N****s in Paris” — Jay-Z & Kanye West

     

     

    Best Latin Pop Album:

     

    MTV Unplugged — Juanes

     

     

    Best Country Solo Performance:

     

    “Blown Away” — Carrie Underwood

     

     

    Best Country Duo Performance:

     

    “Pontoon” — Little Big Town

     

     

    Best Country Album:

     

    “Uncaged” — Zac Brown Band

     

     

    Best Country Song:

     

    Blown Away — Carrie Underwood (Josh Kear & Chris Tompkins, songwriters)

     

     

    Best Americana Album:

     

    “Slipstream” — Bonnie Raitt

     

     

    Best Jazz Vocal Album:

     

    “Radio Music Society” — Esperanza Spalding

     

     

    Best Blues Album:

     

    “Locked Down” — Dr. John

     

     

    Best Spoken Word Album:

     

    “Society’s Child: My Autobiography” — Janis Ian

     

     

    Best Musical Theater Album:

     

    Once: A New Musical

     

     

    Best Comedy Album:

     

    “Blow Your Pants Off” — Jimmy Fallon