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Winners Search Results
| Artist/Song/Album Name | Award Category | Year | Credits | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Straight Ahead | Album of the Year | 1979 | Larry Gatlin - Artist | Winner |
| Midnight Riders | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Winner | |
| Charlie Daniels Band | Band of the Year (Touring) | 1979 | Winner | |
| Billy Graham | Bass | 1979 | Winner | |
| Patti Page | Pioneer Award | 1979 | Winner | |
| Palomino - North Hollywood, CA | Country Nightclub of the Year | 1979 | Winner | |
| Loretta Lynn | Artist of the Decade | 1979 | Loretta Lynn stands as one of the most dynamic and direct songwriters in Country Music history. Her body of work has contributed countless classics, have made an indelible mark on Country Music and has inspired generations of female artists to follow her amazing example. Early originals like “You Ain’t Woman Enough” and “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mid),” both released in 1966, are undisputed classics. Her catalog also offers chart-topping hits like “Fist City,” “Rated X” and of course, “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Her numerous ACM wins include Entertainer of the Year in 1975 and Artist of the Decade in 1979. A groundbreaking singer, songwriter and performer, Loretta Lynn is an archetype of American music, a singular artist whose music defined a genre and whose songs continue to inform new generations of musicians. | Winner |
| Archie Francis | Drums | 1979 | Winner | |
| Willie Nelson | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Winner | |
| Crystal Gayle | Top Female Vocalist | 1979 | Winner | |
| Johnny Gimble | Fiddle | 1979 | Winner | |
| Al Bruno | Guitar | 1979 | Winner | |
| Bill Ward | Jim Reeves Memorial Award | 1979 | Winner | |
| Larry Gatlin | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Winner | |
| Lacy J. Dalton | Top New Female Vocalist | 1979 | Winner | |
| Sylvia | Top New Female Vocalist | 1979 | Winner | |
| R.C. Bannon | Top New Male Vocalist | 1979 | Winner | |
| Palomino - North Hollywood, CA | Country Nightclub of the Year | 1979 | Winner | |
| King Edward IV | Disc Jockey of the Year | 1979 | Winner | |
| Hargus "Pig" Robbins | Keyboard | 1979 | Winner | |
| KFDI - Wichita, KS | Radio Station | 1979 | Winner | |
| All The Gold in California | Single Record of the Year | 1979 | Larry Gatlin & Gatlin Bros. - Artist | Winner |
| It’s A Cheatin' Situation | Song of the Year | 1979 | Moe Bandy - Artist | Winner |
| Charlie McCoy | Specialty Instrument | 1979 | Winner | |
| Buddy Emmons | Steel Guitar | 1979 | Winner | |
| Electric Horseman | Country Music Movie of the Year | 1979 | Winner | |
| Moe Bandy & Joe Stampley | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Winner |
Straight Ahead
Album of the Year
1979
Winner
Midnight Riders
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Winner
Charlie Daniels Band
Band of the Year (Touring)
1979
Winner
Billy Graham
Bass
1979
Winner
Patti Page
Pioneer Award
1979
Winner
Palomino - North Hollywood, CA
Country Nightclub of the Year
1979
Winner
Loretta Lynn
Artist of the Decade
1979
Winner
Archie Francis
Drums
1979
Winner
Willie Nelson
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Winner
Crystal Gayle
Top Female Vocalist
1979
Winner
Johnny Gimble
Fiddle
1979
Winner
Al Bruno
Guitar
1979
Winner
Bill Ward
Jim Reeves Memorial Award
1979
Winner
Larry Gatlin
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Winner
Lacy J. Dalton
Top New Female Vocalist
1979
Winner
Sylvia
Top New Female Vocalist
1979
Winner
R.C. Bannon
Top New Male Vocalist
1979
Winner
Palomino - North Hollywood, CA
Country Nightclub of the Year
1979
Winner
King Edward IV
Disc Jockey of the Year
1979
Winner
Hargus "Pig" Robbins
Keyboard
1979
Winner
KFDI - Wichita, KS
Radio Station
1979
Winner
All The Gold in California
Single Record of the Year
1979
Winner
It’s A Cheatin' Situation
Song of the Year
1979
Winner
Charlie McCoy
Specialty Instrument
1979
Winner
Buddy Emmons
Steel Guitar
1979
Winner
Electric Horseman
Country Music Movie of the Year
1979
Winner
Moe Bandy & Joe Stampley
Top Vocal Group
1979
Winner
Nominees Search Results
| Artist/Song/Album Name | Award Category | Year | Credits | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Kentucky Girl | Album of the Year | 1979 | Emmylou Harris - Artist | Nominee |
| Greatest Hits-Waylon | Album of the Year | 1979 | Waylon Jennings - Artist | Nominee |
| Kenny | Album of the Year | 1979 | Kenny Rogers - Artist | Nominee |
| Willie Sings Kristofferson | Album of the Year | 1979 | Willie Nelson - Artist | Nominee |
| Sound Company | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Palomino Riders | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Rebel Playboys | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Country Sunshine | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| All Stars | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| New Country | Band of the Year (Non-Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Asleep at the Wheel | Band of the Year (Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Original Texas Playboys | Band of the Year (Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Oak Ridge Boys Band | Band of the Year (Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| The Waylors | Band of the Year (Touring) | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Curtis Stone | Bass | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Jerry Johnson | Bass | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Steve Wariner | Bass | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Tony Booth | Bass | 1979 | Nominee | |
| George Manz | Drums | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Judy Lee | Drums | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Larrie Londin | Drums | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Richie Albright | Drums | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Waylon Jennings | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Kenny Rogers | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Crystal Gayle | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Kenny Rogers (album) | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Kenny Rogers - Artist | Nominee |
| Loretta Lynn | Entertainer of the Year | 1979 | Loretta Lynn stands as one of the most dynamic and direct songwriters in Country Music history. Her body of work has contributed countless classics, have made an indelible mark on Country Music and has inspired generations of female artists to follow her amazing example. Early originals like “You Ain’t Woman Enough” and “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mid),” both released in 1966, are undisputed classics. Her catalog also offers chart-topping hits like “Fist City,” “Rated X” and of course, “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Her numerous ACM wins include Entertainer of the Year in 1975 and Artist of the Decade in 1979. A groundbreaking singer, songwriter and performer, Loretta Lynn is an archetype of American music, a singular artist whose music defined a genre and whose songs continue to inform new generations of musicians. | Nominee |
| Dolly Parton | Top Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Anne Murray | Top Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Barbara Mandrell | Top Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Loretta Lynn | Top Female Vocalist | 1979 | Loretta Lynn stands as one of the most dynamic and direct songwriters in Country Music history. Her body of work has contributed countless classics, have made an indelible mark on Country Music and has inspired generations of female artists to follow her amazing example. Early originals like “You Ain’t Woman Enough” and “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mid),” both released in 1966, are undisputed classics. Her catalog also offers chart-topping hits like “Fist City,” “Rated X” and of course, “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Her numerous ACM wins include Entertainer of the Year in 1975 and Artist of the Decade in 1979. A groundbreaking singer, songwriter and performer, Loretta Lynn is an archetype of American music, a singular artist whose music defined a genre and whose songs continue to inform new generations of musicians. | Nominee |
| Harold Hensley | Fiddle | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Gordon Terry | Fiddle | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Byron Berline | Fiddle | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Doug Atwell | Fiddle | 1979 | Nominee | |
| James Burton | Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Billy Walker | Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Dan Miller | Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Jack Daniels | Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Waylon Jennings | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Kenny Rogers | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Don Williams | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Moe Bandy | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Kenny Rogers (album) | Top Male Vocalist | 1979 | Kenny Rogers - Artist | Nominee |
| Rosanne Cash | Top New Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Gail Davies | Top New Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Louise Mandrell | Top New Female Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| John Anderson | Top New Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Big Al Downing | Top New Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Randy Barlow | Top New Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Razzy Bailey | Top New Male Vocalist | 1979 | Nominee | |
| John Hobbs | Keyboard | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Glen Hardin | Keyboard | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Jimmy Pruett | Keyboard | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Danny Stonestreet | Keyboard | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Amanda | Single Record of the Year | 1979 | Waylon Jennings - Artist | Nominee |
| Devil Went Down To Georgia | Single Record of the Year | 1979 | Charlie Daniels Band - Artist | Nominee |
| Half The Way | Single Record of the Year | 1979 | Crystal Gayle - Artist | Nominee |
| Coward Of The Countysingle | Single Record of the Year | 1979 | Kenny Rogers - Artist | Nominee |
| Last Cheaters Waltz | Song of the Year | 1979 | T.G. Sheppard - Artist | Nominee |
| She Believes In Me | Song of the Year | 1979 | Kenny Rogers - Artist | Nominee |
| You're The Only One | Song of the Year | 1979 | Dolly Parton - Artist | Nominee |
| All The Gold in California | Song of the Year | 1979 | Larry Gatlin & Gatlin Bros. - Artist | Nominee |
| Jerry Johnson | Specialty Instrument | 1979 | Nominee | |
| John Hartford | Specialty Instrument | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Smokey Rogers | Specialty Instrument | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Danny Davis | Specialty Instrument | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Ralph Mooney | Steel Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| J.D. Maness | Steel Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Pete Grant | Steel Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Joel Ferguson | Steel Guitar | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Concrete Cowboy | Country Music Movie of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Elvis | Country Music Movie of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Concrete Cowboy | Country Music Movie of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Living Legend | Country Music Movie of the Year | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Oak Ridge Boys | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Helen Cornelius | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Louise Mandrell | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Nominee | |
| R.C. Bannon | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Nominee | |
| Statler Brothers | Top Vocal Group | 1979 | Nominee |
Blue Kentucky Girl
Album of the Year
1979
Nominee
Greatest Hits-Waylon
Album of the Year
1979
Nominee
Kenny
Album of the Year
1979
Nominee
Willie Sings Kristofferson
Album of the Year
1979
Nominee
Sound Company
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
Palomino Riders
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
Rebel Playboys
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
Country Sunshine
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
All Stars
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
New Country
Band of the Year (Non-Touring)
1979
Nominee
Asleep at the Wheel
Band of the Year (Touring)
1979
Nominee
Original Texas Playboys
Band of the Year (Touring)
1979
Nominee
Oak Ridge Boys Band
Band of the Year (Touring)
1979
Nominee
The Waylors
Band of the Year (Touring)
1979
Nominee
Curtis Stone
Bass
1979
Nominee
Jerry Johnson
Bass
1979
Nominee
Steve Wariner
Bass
1979
Nominee
Tony Booth
Bass
1979
Nominee
George Manz
Drums
1979
Nominee
Judy Lee
Drums
1979
Nominee
Larrie Londin
Drums
1979
Nominee
Richie Albright
Drums
1979
Nominee
Waylon Jennings
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Nominee
Kenny Rogers
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Nominee
Crystal Gayle
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Nominee
Kenny Rogers (album)
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Nominee
Loretta Lynn
Entertainer of the Year
1979
Nominee
Dolly Parton
Top Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Anne Murray
Top Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Barbara Mandrell
Top Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Loretta Lynn
Top Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Harold Hensley
Fiddle
1979
Nominee
Gordon Terry
Fiddle
1979
Nominee
Byron Berline
Fiddle
1979
Nominee
Doug Atwell
Fiddle
1979
Nominee
James Burton
Guitar
1979
Nominee
Billy Walker
Guitar
1979
Nominee
Dan Miller
Guitar
1979
Nominee
Jack Daniels
Guitar
1979
Nominee
Waylon Jennings
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Kenny Rogers
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Don Williams
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Moe Bandy
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Kenny Rogers (album)
Top Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Rosanne Cash
Top New Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Gail Davies
Top New Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Louise Mandrell
Top New Female Vocalist
1979
Nominee
John Anderson
Top New Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Big Al Downing
Top New Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Randy Barlow
Top New Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
Razzy Bailey
Top New Male Vocalist
1979
Nominee
John Hobbs
Keyboard
1979
Nominee
Glen Hardin
Keyboard
1979
Nominee
Jimmy Pruett
Keyboard
1979
Nominee
Danny Stonestreet
Keyboard
1979
Nominee
Amanda
Single Record of the Year
1979
Nominee
Devil Went Down To Georgia
Single Record of the Year
1979
Nominee
Half The Way
Single Record of the Year
1979
Nominee
Coward Of The Countysingle
Single Record of the Year
1979
Nominee
Last Cheaters Waltz
Song of the Year
1979
Nominee
She Believes In Me
Song of the Year
1979
Nominee
You're The Only One
Song of the Year
1979
Nominee
All The Gold in California
Song of the Year
1979
Nominee
Jerry Johnson
Specialty Instrument
1979
Nominee
John Hartford
Specialty Instrument
1979
Nominee
Smokey Rogers
Specialty Instrument
1979
Nominee
Danny Davis
Specialty Instrument
1979
Nominee
Ralph Mooney
Steel Guitar
1979
Nominee
J.D. Maness
Steel Guitar
1979
Nominee
Pete Grant
Steel Guitar
1979
Nominee
Joel Ferguson
Steel Guitar
1979
Nominee
Concrete Cowboy
Country Music Movie of the Year
1979
Nominee
Elvis
Country Music Movie of the Year
1979
Nominee
Concrete Cowboy
Country Music Movie of the Year
1979
Nominee
Living Legend
Country Music Movie of the Year
1979
Nominee
Oak Ridge Boys
Top Vocal Group
1979
Nominee
Helen Cornelius
Top Vocal Group
1979
Nominee
Louise Mandrell
Top Vocal Group
1979
Nominee
R.C. Bannon
Top Vocal Group
1979
Nominee
Statler Brothers
Top Vocal Group
1979
Nominee