Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album
The Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album is an honor presented at the Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards, to recording artists for quality vocal pop music albums.
Grammy Award For Best Pop Vocal Album People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Ed Sheeran
English singer-songwriter
Bonnie Raitt
American singer
Bruno Mars
American singer
Taylor Swift
American singer-songwriter
Sam Smith
English singer-songwriter
James Taylor
American singer-songwriter
Norah Jones
American singer-songwriter
Madonna
American singer-songwriter
Kelly Clarkson
American singer-songwriter
Ray Charles
Musician
The Beatles
Rock band
John Mayer
Indian composer
William Orbit
English musician
Mark Ronson
Musician
amy winehouse
Singer-songwriter
Sting
Musician
Pharrell Williams
American record producer
RedOne
Moroccan singer-songwriter
Arif Mardin
American-Turkish musical artist
Mick Ronson
English musician
Steve Jordan
American football player
Charles Robinson James Bond
Musical artist
bruno thielleux
Song
Roger Nichols
American recording engineer
Charlie Ray
American actor
Clive Davis
American record producer
Tom Elmhirst
British mixing engineer
Larry Klein
American musician
Shellback
Swedish record producer
Al Schmitt
American recording engineer
Elliot Scheiner
Music producer
Swift
Programming language
Jay Newland
American music producer
Esteban Jordan
Musician
Serban Ghenea
Canadian audio engineer
Chad Franscoviak
Sound engineer
Robert Orton
Mixing engineer
Duffy
Charles Ray
American sculptor
Mardin
Taylor James
Actor
John Hanes
Drummer
Steely Dan
Rock band
S. Husky Höskulds
Audio engineer
Masonna
Japanese musician
Turbulent Indigo
Album by Joni Mitchell
Bruce Mars
Monk
