The 1965 Grammy Awards
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Record of the Year Herb Alpert
Album of the Year Frank Sinatra
Song of the Year Paul Francis Webber, Johnny Mandel (songwriter)
Best New Artist Tom Jones
Best Solo Vocal Performance, Male Frank Sinatra
Best Solo Vocal Performance, Female Barbra Streisand
Best Performance by a Vocal Group Anita Kerr Quartet
Best Performance by a Chorus Swingle Singers
Best Contemporary Rock & Roll Single Roger Miller
Best Contemporary Rock & Roll Vocal Performance, Male Roger Miller
Best Contemporary Rock & Roll Performance, Female Petula Clark
Best Contemporary Rock & Roll Performance by a Group Statler Brothers
Best Rhythm and Blues Recording James Brown
Best Original Jazz Composition Lalo Schifrin (composer)
Best Jazz Performance, Solo or Small Group Ramsey Lewis Trio
Best Jazz Performance, Large Group Duke Ellington Orchestra
Best Country & Western Album Hank Williams and Hank Williams, Jr.
Best Country & Western Single Roger Miller
Best Country & Western Song Roger Miller (songwriter award)
Best New Country & Western Artist Statler Brothers
Best Country & Western Vocal Performance, Male Roger Miller
Best Country & Western Vocal Performance, Female Jody Miller
Best Folk Recording Harry Belafonte and Miriam Makeba
Best Gospel or Other Religious Recording George Beverly Shea and Anita Kerr Quartet
Best Instrumental Performance (other than Jazz) Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
Best Instrumental Arrangement Herb Alpert
Best Accompaniment Arrangement for Vocal or Instrument Gordon Jenkins
Best Original Cast Show Album Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane
Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or TV Show Johnny Mandel (composer)
Album of the Year, Classical Vladimir Horowitz
Best Contemporary Classical Composition Charles Ives
Best Classical Performance, (conductors award) Leopold Stokowski conducting the American Symphony
Orchestra
Most Promising New Recording Artist Peter Serkin
Best Opera Recording Karl Bohm conducting the Orchestra of German Opera
Best Chamber Music Performance Julliard String Quartet
Best Classical Performance, Instrumental Soloist(s) (with orchestral accompaniment) Arthur Rubenstein
Best Classical Performance, Instrumental Soloist(s) (without orchestral accompaniment) Vladimir Horowitz
Best Classical Performance, Choral (other than opera) Robert Shaw conducting the Robert Shaw Chorale
Best Classical Performance, Vocal Soloist Leontyne Price
Best Engineered Recording, Classical Fred Plaut
Best Documentary or Spoken Word Recording John F. Kennedy: As We Remember Him
Best Comedy Performance Bill Cosby
Best Recording For Children Marvin Miller
Best Engineered Recording Larry Levine
Best Album Cover (Art Director's Award) Bob Jones, Ken whitmore, photographer
Best Album Cover, Graphic Arts George Estes; James Alexander, graphic artist
Best Album Notes Stan Cornyn |
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