Feb 27, 2002
The 44th Annual Grammy Awards were held in Los Angeles on February 27, 2002. Alicia Keys was nominated for six awards and took home five including song of the year, best new artist, and three more in the R&B category.
Irish band U2 and music from the motion picture "O Brother Where Art Thou" also had big nights.
The show was hosted by Jon Stewart.
2002 Grammy Award Winners
| Grammy for Album of the Year | |
| O Brother Where Art Soundtrack (O Brother Where Art Thou?) | |
| Other Nominees: Bob Dylan (Love and Theft); India.Arie (Acoustic Soul); OutKast (Stankonia); U2 (All That You Can't Leave Behind) | |
| Grammy for Record of the Year | |
| U2 (Walk On) | |
| Brian Eno & Daniel Lenois - Producers; Steve Lillywhite - Engineer | |
| Other Nominees: India.Arie (Video); Alicia Keys (Fallin'); Outkast (Ms Jackson); Train (Drops of Jupiter) | |
| Grammy for Song of the Year | |
| Alicia Keys (Fallin') | |
| Alicia Keys (Songwriter) | |
| Other Nominees: Drops of Jupiter (Train); I'm Like A Bird (Nelly Furtado); Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of (U2); Video (India.Arie) | |
| Grammy for Best New Artist | |
| Alicia Keys | |
| Other Nominees: Nelly Furtado; David Gray; India.Arie; Linkin Park | |
| Grammy for Pop Collaboration | |
| Christina Aguilera (Lady Marmalade) | |
| Lil Kim; Mya; Pink | |
| Other Nominees: Tony Bennett & Billy Joel; Ricky Martin & Christina Aguilera; Brian McKnight & Justin Timberlake; Shaggy & Ricardo Ducent | |
| Grammy for Pop Duo or Group with Vocal | |
| U2 (Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of) | |
| Other Nominees: Backstreet Boys (Shape Of My Heart); Five For Fighting (Superman); N Sync (Gone); R.E.M. (Imitation of Life) | |
| Grammy for Pop Female Vocal Performance | |
| Nelly Furtado (I'm Like A Bird) | |
| Other Nominees: Faith Hill (There You'll Be); Janet Jackson (Someone To Call My Lover); Sade (By Your Side); Lucinda Williams (Essence) | |
| Grammy for Pop Instrumental | |
| Eric Clapton (Reptile) | |
| Other Nominees: Larry Carlton & Steve Lukather (Room 335); Daft Punk (Short Circuit); Eric Johnson (Rain); Kirk Whalum (There You'll Be) | |
| Grammy for Pop Instrumental Album | |
| Larry Carlton (No Substitutions - Live In Osaka) | |
| & Steve Lukather | |
| Other Nominees: Acoustic Alchemy (AART); Dave Koz & Friends (A Smooth Jazz Christmas); Neal Schon (Voice); Kirk Whalum (Unconditional) | |
| Grammy for Pop Male Vocal Performance | |
| James Taylor (Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight) | |
| Other Nominees: Craid David (Fill Me In); Michael Jackson (You Rock My World); Elton John (I Want Love); Brian McKnight (Still) | |
| Grammy for Pop Vocal Album | |
| Sade (Lovers Rock) | |
| Other Nominees: Nelly Furtado (Whoa Nelly!); Janet Jackson (All For You); Elton John (Songs From the West Coast); N Sync (Celebrity) | |
| Grammy for Country Album | |
| Various Artists (Timeless-Hank Williams Tribute) | |
| Bonnie Garner; Luke Lewis & Mary Martin (Producers) | |
| Other Nominees: Diamond Rio (One More Day); Tim McGraw (Set This Circus Down); Willie Nelson (Rainbow Connection); Trisha Yearwood (Inside Out) | |
| Grammy for Country Collaboration | |
| The Soggy Bottom Boys | |
| Dan Tyminski; Harley Allen; Pat Enright | |
| Other Nominees: Emmylou Harris & Alison Krauss; George Jones & Garth Brooks; Jo Dee Messina & Tim McGraw; Trisha Yearwood & Don Henley | |
| Grammy for Country Duo or Group with Vocal | |
| Alison Krauss (The Lucky One) | |
| & Union Station | |
| Other Nominees: Asleep at the Wheel (Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens); Brooks and Dunn (Ain't Nothing 'Bout You); Diamond Rio (One More Day); Lonestar (I'm Already There) | |
| Grammy for Country Female Vocal Performance | |
| Dolly Parton (Shine) | |
| Other Nominees: Sheryl Crow (Long Gone Lonesome Blues); Jamie O'Neal (There Is No Arizona); Lucinda Williams (Cold Cold Heart); Trisha Yearwood (I Would've Loved You Anyway) | |
| Grammy for Country Male Vocal Performance | |
| Ralph Stanley (O Death) | |
| Other Nominees: Ryan Adams (Lovesick Blues); Johnny Cash (I Dreamed About Mama Last Night); Lyle Lovett (San Antonio Girl); Tim McGraw (Grown Men Don't Cry); Willie Nelson (Marie) | |
| Grammy for Country Song | |
| Alison Krauss (The Lucky One) | |
| Robert Lee Castleman (Songwriter) | |
| Other Nominees: Lonestar (I'm Already There); Diamond Rio (One More Day); Jamie O'Neal (There Is No Arizona); Jamie O'Neal (When I Think About Angels) | |
| Grammy for R&B Album | |
| Alicia Keys (Songs In A Minor) |    |
| Other Nominees: Aaliyah (Aaliyah); Mary J Blige (No More Drama); Destiny's Child (Survivor); India.Arie (Acoustic Soul) | |
| Grammy for R&B Duo or Group with Vocal | |
| Destiny's Child (Survivor) | |
| Other Nominees: City High (What Would You Do); Faith Evans (Can't Believe); Isley Brothers (Contagious); 112 (Peaches and Cream) | |
| Grammy for R&B Female Vocal | |
| Alicia Keys (Fallin') | |
| Other Nominees: Aaliyah (Rock the Boat); Mary J Blige (Family Affair); Blue Cantrell (Hit 'Em Up Style); India.Arie (Video); Jill Scott (A Long Walk) | |
| Grammy for R&B Male Vocal | |
| Usher (U Remind Me) | |
| Other Nominees: Case (Missing You); Maxwell (Lifetime); Brian McKnight (Love Of My Life); Musiq Soulchild (Love) | |
| Grammy for R&B Song | |
| Alicia Keys (Fallin') | |
| Other Nominees: Erykah Badu (Didn't Cha Know); Missy Elliott (Get Ur Freak On); Blue Cantrell (Hit 'Em Up Style); Brian McKnight (Love Of My Life); India.Arie (Video) | |
| Grammy for Alternative Music Album | |
| Coldplay (Parachutes) | |
| Other Nominees: Tori Amos (Strange Little Girls); Bjork (Vespertine); Fatboy Slim (Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars); Radiohead (Amnesiac) | |
| Grammy for Traditional Pop Vocal | |
| Harry Connick Jr (Songs I Heard) | |
| Other Nominees: Betty Buckley (Stars and the Moon); Rosemary Clooney (Sentimental Journey); Michael Feinstein (Romance on Film Romance on Broadway); Keely Smith (Keely Sings Sinatra) | |
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