Pop Music Album
From Bonnie Raitt's "Longing In Their Hearts" in 1995 to Amy Winehouse's "Back To Black" in 2008, the Grammy Awards have awarded their Pop Vocal Album of the Year Award throughout the years.
Other Grammy winning albums have included Celine Dion's "Falling Into You" and Ray Charles' "Genius Loves Company".
| 2008 Amy Winehouse ("Back To Black") |  
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| Other Nominees: Bon Jovi (Lost Highway); Feist (The Reminder); Maroon 5 (It Won't Be Soon Before Long); Paul McCartney (Memory Almost Full) | |
| 2007 John Mayer ("Continuum") | |
| Other Nominees: Christina Aguilera (Back To Basics); James Blunt (Back To Bedlam); Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint (The River In Reverse); Justin Timberlake (FutureSex/LoveSounds) | |
| 2006 Kelly Clarkson ("Breakaway") | |
| Other Nominees: Fiona Apple (Extraordinary Machine); Sheryl Crow (Wildflower); Paul McCartney (Chaos And Creation In The Backyard); Gwen Stefani (Love.Angel.Music.Baby) | |
| 2005 Ray Charles ("Genius Loves Company") | |
| Other Nominees: Norah Jones (Feels Like Home); Sarah McLachlan (Afterglow); Joss Stone (Mind Body & Soul); Brian Wilson (Smile) | |
| 2004 Justin Timberlake ("Justified") | |
| Other Nominees: Christina Aguilera (Stripped); George Harrison (Brainwashed); Annie Lennox (Bare); Michael McDonald (Motown) | |
| 2003 Norah Jones ("Come Away With Me") | 
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| Other Nominees: Avril Lavigne (Let Go); No Doubt (Rock Steady); Pink (Missundaztood); Britney Spears (Britney) | |
| 2002 Sade ("Lovers Rock") | |
| Other Nominees: Nelly Furtado (Whoa Nelly!); Janet Jackson (All For You); Elton John (Songs From the West Coast); N Sync (Celebrity) | |
| 2001 Steely Dan ("Two Against Nature") | |
| Other Nominees: Don Henley (Inside Job); Madonna (Music); N Sync (No Strings Attached); Britney Spears (Oops…I Did It Again) | |
| 2000 Sting ("Brand New Day") | |
| Other Nominees: Backstreet Boys (Millennium); Cher (Believe); Ricky Martin (Ricky Martin); Sarah McLachlan (Mirrorball) | |
| 1999 Madonna ("Ray Of Light") | |
| Other Nominees: Eric Clapton (Pilgrim); Celine Dion (Let's Talk About Love); Natalie Imbruglia (Left of the Middle); Brian Setzer Orchestra (Dirty Boogie) | |
| 1998 James Taylor ("Hour Glass") | |
| Other Nominees: Paula Cole (This Fire); Fleetwood Mac (The Dance); Jamiroquai (Traveling Without Moving); Sarah McLachlan (Surfacing) | |
| 1997 Celine Dion ("Falling Into You") | |
| Other Nominees: Toni Braxton (Secrets); Tracy Chapman (New Beginning); Shawn Colvin (A Few Small Repairs); Sting (Mercury Falling) | |
| 1996 Joni Mitchell ("Turbulent Indigo") | |
| Other Nominees: Mariah Carey (Daydream); Eagles (Hell Freezes Over); Annie Lennox (Medusa); Madonna (Bedtime Stories) | |
| 1995 Bonnie Raitt ("Longing In Their Hearts") | |
| Other Nominees: Ace of Base (The Sign); Carreras-Domingo-Pavarotti-Mehta (The 3 Tenors In Concert 1994); Lyle Lovett (I Love Everybody); Seal (Seal) | |
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