John Williamson (singer)
CMAA Awards

John Williamson (singer)

Section Title: CMAA Awards
Table Section Text: None

Year	Nominee/work	Award	Result

1985	"Queen in the Sport of Kings"	Song of the Year	Won

1986	Road thru the Heart	Album of the Year	Won

"You and My Guitar"	Male Vocalist of the Year	Won

1987	Mallee Boy	Album of the Year	Won

"True Blue"	Male Vocalist of the Year	Won

1988	Mallee Boy	Top Selling Album	Won

1989	Boomerang Cafe	Album of the Year	Won

Top Selling Album	Won

1990	Warragul	Album of the Year	Won

Top Selling Album	Won

"Drover's Boy"	Heritage Award	Won

1992	JW's Family Album	Top Selling Album	Won

1995	"Tropical Fever" – directed by Mark Jago	Video Track of the Year	Won

1996	Mulga to Mangoes	Top Selling Album	Won

1997	John Williamson	Roll of Renown	Inductee

1998	Pipe Dream	Top Selling Album	Won

2000	The Way It Is	Top Selling Album of the Year	Won

"Campfire on the Road"	Heritage Song of the Year	Won

"Three Sons"	Bush Ballad of the Year	Won

2004	"Raining on the Plains" (duet with Sara Storer)	Vocal Collaboration of the Year	Won

Single of the Year	Won

APRA Song of the Year	Won

2006	Chandelier of Stars	Album of the Year	Won

Top Selling Album of the Year	Won

"Bells in a Bushman's Ear"	Bush Ballad of the Year	Won

2009	"Australia Is Another Word for Free" (with Warren H Williams and Amos Morris)	Bush Ballad of the Year	Won

2014	"Pozie" (with Sara Storer)	Vocal Collaboration of the Year	Won

2019	"Please Don't Forget Me"	Bush Ballad of the Year	Won

Sentence(s)

At the Country Music Awards of Australia in 1995, John Williamson won 'Video Track of the Year' for "Tropical Fever", directed by Mark Jago.

final_sentence: At the Country Music Awards of Australia in 1995, John Williamson won 'Video Track of the Year' for "Tropical Fever", directed by Mark Jago.