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Date: Thu, 7 Jan 93 21:20:53 PST
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	LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- The nominations for the 35th annual Grammy
Awards, to be presented in ceremonies Feb. 24 at the Los Angeles Shrine
Auditorium:
	Record of the year: ``Tears In Heaven,'' Eric Clapton; ``Achy Breaky
Heart,'' Billy Ray Cyrus; ``Beauty And The Beast,'' Celine Dion and
Peabo Bryson; ``Constant Craving,'' k.d. lang; ``Save The Best For Last,
'' Vanessa Williams.
	Album of the year: ``Unplugged,'' Eric Clapton; ``Ingenue,'' k.d.
lang; ``Diva,'' Annie Lennox; ``Achtung Baby,'' U2; ``Beauty And The
Beast,'' various artists.
	Song of the year, given to the songwriter (performer in parentheses):
``Tears In Heaven,'' Eric Clapton, Will Jennings (Eric Clapton); ``Achy
Breaky Heart,'' Don Von Tress (Billy Ray Cyrus); ``Beauty And The Beast,
'' Alan Menken and Howard Ashman (Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson); 
``Constant Craving,'' k.d. lang and Ben Mink (k.d. lang); ``Save The
Best For Last,'' Wendy Waldman, Jon Lind, Phil Galdston (Vanessa
Williams).
	New artist: Arrested Development, Billy Ray Cyrus, Sophie B. Hawkins,
Kris Kross, Jon Secada.
	Pop vocal performance, female: ``MTV Unplugged EP'' (album), Mariah
Carey; ``Celine Dion'' (album), Celine Dion; ``Constant Craving''
(single), k.d. lang; ``Diva'' (album), Annie Lennox; ``Save The Best For
Last'' (single), Vanessa Williams.
	Pop vocal performance, male: ``Tears In Heaven'' (single), Eric
Clapton; ``Us'' (album), Peter Gabriel; ``Black Or White'' (single),
Michael Jackson; ``The One'' (single), Elton John; ``Joshua Judges Ruth''
(album), Lyle Lovett.
	Pop performance, duo or group with vocal: ``Beauty And The Beast''
(single), Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson; ``I Can't Dance'' (single),
Genesis; ``Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me'' (single), George Michael
and Elton John; ``Diamonds And Pearls'' (single), Prince and the New
Power Generation; ``Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough'' (single), Patty
Smyth with Don Henley.
	Traditional pop vocal performance: ``Perfectly Frank'' (album), Tony
Bennett; ``Girl Singer'' (album), Rosemary Clooney; ``Michael Feinstein
Sings The Jule Styne Songbook'' (album), Michael Feinstein; ``Late Night
At The Cafe Carlyle'' (album), Bobby Short; ``With My Lover Beside Me''
(album), Nancy Wilson.
	Pop instrumental performance: ``Tahitian Skies'' (track from 
``Another Country''), The Chieftains with Chet Atkins; ``Twenty Nine-
Five'' (track from ``Coca-Cola Vol. 3''), Bruce Hornsby and Branford
Marsalis; ``Cool'' (album), Bob James and Earl Klugh; ``Beauty And The
Beast'' (track from ``Symphonic Hollywood''), Nurenberg Symphony
Orchestra, Richard Kaufman, conductor; ``Hook'' (motion picture
soundtrack album), John Williams, conductor.
	Rock vocal performance, female: ``Ain't It Heavy (track from ''Never
Enough``), Melissa Etheridge; ''Shot Of Poison`` (single), Lita Ford; 
''It Won't Be Long`` (single), Alison Moyet; ''Rockinghorse`` (album),
Alannah Myles; ''The Bitch Is Back`` (track from ''Two Rooms``), Tina
Turner.
	Rock vocal performance, male: ``There Will Never Be Another Tonight''
(single), Bryan Adams; ``Unplugged'' (album), Eric Clapton; ``Life Is A
Highway'' (single), Tom Cochrane; ``Digging In The Dirt'' (single),
Peter Gabriel; ``The Fire Inside'' (single), Bob Seger; ``Human Touch''
(album), Bruce Springsteen.
	Rock performance by duo or group with vocal: ``Free Your Mind''
(single), En Vogue; ``Little Village'' (album), Little Village; ``Kiko''
(album), Los Lobos; ``Under The Bridge'' (single), Red Hot Chili
Peppers; ``Achtung Baby'' (album), U2.
	Hard rock performance with vocal: ``Dirt'' (album), Alice In Chains;
``Angel Dust'' (album), Faith No More; ``Live And Let Die'' (single),
Guns N' Roses; ``Smells Like Teen Spirit'' (single), Nirvana; ``Jeremy''
(single), Pearl Jam; ``Give It Away'' (single), Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	Metal performance with vocal: ``In The Meantime'' (track from 
``Meantime''), Helmet; ``Countdown To Extinction'' (album), Megadeth; 
``N.W.O.'' (track from ``KEAH''), Ministry; ``Wish (track from 
''Broken``), Nine Inch Nails; ''Into The Void (SEALTH)`` (track from 
''Badmotorfinger``), Soundgarden.
	Rock instrumental performance: ``Hound Dog'' (track from ``Honeymoon
in Vegas'' sountrack), Jeff Beck and Jed Leiber; ``Bring 'Em Back Alive''
(album), Dixie Dregs; ``Gypsy/Grajonca'' (track from ``Milagro''),
Santana; (Polydor); ``The Extremist'' (album), Joe Satriani; ``Little
Wing'' (track from ``The Sky Is Crying''), Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double
Trouble.
	Rock song, songwriter award (performer in parentheses): ``Layla,''
Eric Clapton and Jim Gordon (Eric Clapton); ``Digging In The Dirt,''
Peter Gabriel (Peter Gabriel); ``Smells Like Teen Spirit,'' Kurt Cobain
and Nirvana (Nirvana); ``Jeremy,'' Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament (Pearl
Jam); ``Human Touch,'' Bruce Springsteen (Bruce Springsteen).
	Alternative music album: ``Good Stuff,'' the B-52's; ``Wish,'' the
Cure; ``Your Arsenal,'' Morrissey; ``Bone Machine,'' Tom Waits; 
``Nonsuch,'' XTC.
	R&B vocal performance, female: ``Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me''
(album), Oleta Adams; ``I Belong To You'' (single), Whitney Houston; 
``The Woman I Am'' (album), Chaka Khan; ``I Love Your Smile'' (single),
Shanice; ``The Comfort Zone'' (single), Vanessa Williams.
	R&B vocal performance, male: ``Humpin' Around'' (single), Bobby
Brown; ``Lost In The Night'' (single), Peabo Bryson; ``T.E.V.I.N.''
(album), Tevin Campbell; ``Jam'' (single), Michael Jackson; ``Heaven And
Earth'' (album), Al Jarreau.
	R&B performance, duo or group with vocal: ``People Everyday''
(single), Arrested Development; ``End Of The Road'' (single), Boyz II
Men; ``I'll Be There'' (single), Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz; ``Funky
Divas'' (album), En Vogue; ``The Best Things In Life Are Free''
(single), Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson.
	R&B instrumental performance: ``Big Idea'' (single), The Brecker
Brothers; ``Doo-Bop'' (album), Miles Davis; ``Just The Way I Feel''
(single), George Howard; ``Mood'' (single), Soul II Soul; ``Summer
Chill'' (single), Grover Washington, Jr.
	R&B song-songwriter award (artist's name appear in parentheses): 
``End Of The Road'' (single), L.A. Reid, Babyface and Daryl Simmons
(Boyz II Men); ``I'll Be There'' (single), Hal Davis, Berry Gordy,
Willie Hutch and Bob West (Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz); ``My Lovin'
(You're Never Gonna Get It)'' (single), Thomas McElroy and Denzil Foster
(En Vogue); ``Jam'' (single), Michael Jackson, Rene Moore, Bruce Swedien
and Teddy Riley (Michael Jackson); ``Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg (single),
Dallas Austin and Lisa ''Left Eye`` Lopes (TLC).
	Rap solo performance: ``Addams Groove'' (single), Hammer; ``Strictly
Business'' (single), L.L. Cool J; ``You Gotta Believe'' (album), Marky
Mark; ``Latifah's Had It Up 2 Here'' (single), Queen Latifah; ``Baby Got
Back'' (track from ``Mack Daddy''), Sir Mix-A-Lot.
	Rap Performance, duo or group: ``Tennessee'' (single), Arrested
Development; ``Check Your Head'' (album), Beastie Boys; ``Jump Around''
(single), House Of Pain; ``Jump'' (single), Kris Kross; ``Greatest
Misses'' (album), Public Enemy.

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