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Grammy Award Winner - Chet Atkins

37th Annual Grammy Awards

Hosts: Paul Reiser
Venue: Shrine Auditorium
City: Los Angeles
Date: March 1, 1995

Best Female Country Vocal Performance

Winner: Mary Chapin Carpenter
Song Title: "Shut Up and Kiss Me"

Best Male Country Vocal Performance

Winner: Vince Gill
Song Title: "When Love Finds You"

Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal

Winners: Asleep at the Wheel and Lyle Lovett
Song Title: "Blues for Dixie"

Best Country Vocal Collaboration

Winners: Aaron Neville and Trisha Yearwood
Song Title: "I Fall to Pieces"

Best Country Instrumental Performance

Winner: Chet Atkins
Song Title: "Young Thing"

Best Country Song

Winners: Frank J. Myers and Gary Baker
Song Title: "I Swear"

Best Country Album

Winner: Mary Chapin Carpenter
Album Title: Stones in the Road

Best Bluegrass Album

Winner: Various Artists
Album Title: The Great Dobro Sessions

Best Contemporary Folk Album

Winner: Johnny Cash
Album Title: American Recordings

Best Traditional Folk Album

Winner: Bob Dylan
Album Title: World Gone Wrong

Best Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album

Winners: Alison Krauss and Cox Family
Album Title: I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

Best Pop Vocal Collaboration

Winners: Al Green and Lyle Lovett
Song Title: "Funny How Time Slips Away"

Best Pop Album

Winner: Bonnie Raitt
Album Title: Longing in Their Hearts

Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television

Winner: Bruce Springsteen
Song Title: "Streets of Philadelphia (from Philadelphia)"

Best Rock Song

Winner: Bruce Springsteen
Song Title: "Streets of Philadelphia"

Best Male Rock Vocal Performance

Winner: Bruce Springsteen
Song Title: "Streets of Philadelphia"

Best Female Rock Vocal Performance

Winner: Sheryl Crow
Song Title: "All I Wanna Do"

Producer of the Year

Winner: Don Was

Record of the Year

Winner: Sheryl Crow
Song Title: "All I Wanna Do"

Song of the Year

Winner: Bruce Springsteen
Song Title: "Streets of Philadelphia"

Best New Artist

Winner: Sheryl Crow