Grammy Award for Song of the Year
The Grammy Award for Song of the Year is an honor presented at the Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards. The Song of the Year award is one of the four most prestigious categories at the awards presented annually since the 1st Grammy Awards in 1959.
Grammy Award For Song Of The Year People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Ed Sheeran
English singer-songwriter
Alicia Keys
American singer-songwriter
Michael Jackson
American singer-songwriter
Bruno Mars
American singer
Sofia Richie
American media personality
Sam Smith
English singer-songwriter
Kenny Loggins
American guitarist
Lionel Richie
American singer-songwriter
Luther Vandross
American singer-songwriter
Paul McCartney
English singer-songwriter
Paul Francis Webster
American lyricist
Bruce Springsteen
American singer-songwriter
Christopher Cross
American singer-songwriter
Carole King
American singer-songwriter
Michael McDonald
American singer
John Lennon
Singer-songwriter
U2
Rock band
John Mayer
Indian composer
Ludwig Göransson
Swedish composer
Stephen Sondheim
American composer
amy winehouse
Singer-songwriter
Sting
Musician
Donald Glover
American actor
Young Thug
James Horner
American composer
Alan Bergman
American lyricist
Henry Mancini
American composer
Johnny Mandel
American composer
Paul Simon
American musician
Christopher Martin Musician
Singer-songwriter
Jack Antonoff
American singer
Lorde
New Zealand singer
Paul Williams
American journalist
Burt Bacharach
American composer
Alan Menken
American composer
Chris Martin
Football player
Mick Jackson
Film director
Barry Mann
American songwriter
Cynthia Weil
American songwriter
Tim Rice
English lyricist
Marvin Hamlisch
American composer
Charles Kelley
American singer-songwriter
Dave Haywood
American musician
Carole Bayer Sager
American lyricist
Charles Fox
American composer
Johnny Mercer
American lyricist
Paul Epworth
Record producer
