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Artist/Song/Album Name	Award Category	Year	Credits	Winner
Boot Scootin' Boogie	Single Record of the Year	1992	Arista Records Nashville - Record Company Brooks & Dunn - Artist Don Cook - Producer Scott Hendricks - Producer Alfred Avenue Music - Publisher Ronnie Dunn - Composer Tree Publishing (ASCAP/BMI) - Publisher	Winner
I Still Believe in You	Song of the Year	1992	Benefit Music - Publisher Inspector Barlow Music (ASCAP/BMI) - Publisher John Jarvis - Composer Vince Gill - Artist Vince Gill - Composer	Winner
Pure Country	Tex Ritter Award	1992		Winner
Two Sparrows in a Hurricane	Video of the Year	1992	Jerry Crutchfield - Producer Liberty - Record Company Tanya Tucker - Artist Mark Alan Springer - Composer Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher Brent Hedgecock - Producer Joanne Gardner - Director	Winner
Glenn Worf	Bass	1992		Winner
George Jones	Pioneer Award	1992		Winner
Garth Brooks	Entertainer of the Year	1992		Winner
Mark O'Connor	Fiddle	1992		Winner
John Jorgensen	Guitar	1992		Winner
Vince Gill	Top Male Vocalist	1992		Winner
Michelle Wright	Top New Female Vocalist	1992		Winner
Tracy Lawrence	Top New Male Vocalist	1992		Winner
Confederate Railroad	Top New Vocal Duet or Group	1992		Winner
Billy Bob's Texas - Fort Worth, TX	Nightclub of the Year	1992		Winner
Jon Conlon	Disc Jockey of the Year	1992		Winner
Eddie Bayers	Drums	1992		Winner
Matt Rollings	Keyboard	1992		Winner
KNIX - Phoenix, AZ	Radio Station of the Year	1992		Winner
Jerry Douglas	Specialty Instrument	1992		Winner
J.D. Maness	Steel Guitar	1992		Winner
Brooks & Dunn	Top Vocal Duet	1992		Winner
Diamond Rio	Top Vocal Group	1992		Winner
Mary Chapin Carpenter One of the most eloquent singer-songwriters in country music history, Mary Chapin Carpenter is equally comfortable playing arenas with her band or solo with her acoustic guitar. Carpenter grew up in Princeton, New Jersey and earned a degree from Brown University, then developed her songwriting playing small clubs in Washington, D.C. She signed with Columbia Records on the strength of her early recordings and secured her first Top 10 Country single in 1989 with “Never Had It So Good,” co-written with her co-producer John Jennings. That initial success led to Carpenter’s first ACM Award as the 1990 Top New Female Vocalist. In 1991, her breakout hit “Down at the Twist and Shout” peaked at No. 2. and she carried that momentum into her fourth album, 1992’s Come On Come On. The collection featured hits “I Feel Lucky,” “The Hard Way," and “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” and went on to sell more than four million copies. Carpenter was awarded ACM Top Female Vocalist Award that year as well. By 1995, Carpenter claimed her own No. 1 country single, “Shut Up and Kiss Me,” and had written a Top 10 hit recorded by Wynonna (“Girls With Guitars”). Carpenter has also had success writing with other artists, including "Sally's Pigeons” with Cyndi Lauper, "No Fear” with Terri Clark, and "Where Are You Now” written with Kim Richey and recorded by Trisha Yearwood. Over the course of her acclaimed career, Carpenter has sold more than 16 million albums, won five GRAMMY Awards with 18 nominations, including her most recent album One Night Lonely, nominated for Best Folk Album in 2022. In 2012, Carpenter was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, one of fifteen women to have received the honor at the time.	Top Female Vocalist	1992		Winner
Brand New Man	Album of the Year	1992	Arista - Record Company Brooks & Dunn - Artist Don Cook - Producer Scott Hendricks - Producer	Winner

Boot Scootin' Boogie

Single Record of the Year

1992

Arista Records Nashville - Record Company
Brooks & Dunn - Artist
Don Cook - Producer
Scott Hendricks - Producer
Alfred Avenue Music - Publisher
Ronnie Dunn - Composer
Tree Publishing (ASCAP/BMI) - Publisher

Winner

I Still Believe in You

Song of the Year

1992

Benefit Music - Publisher
Inspector Barlow Music (ASCAP/BMI) - Publisher
John Jarvis - Composer
Vince Gill - Artist
Vince Gill - Composer

Winner

Pure Country

Tex Ritter Award

1992

Winner

Two Sparrows in a Hurricane

Video of the Year

1992

Jerry Crutchfield - Producer
Liberty - Record Company
Tanya Tucker - Artist
Mark Alan Springer - Composer
Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher
Brent Hedgecock - Producer
Joanne Gardner - Director

Winner

Glenn Worf

Bass

1992

Winner

George Jones

Pioneer Award

1992

Winner

Garth Brooks

Entertainer of the Year

1992

Winner

Mark O'Connor

Fiddle

1992

Winner

John Jorgensen

Guitar

1992

Winner

Vince Gill

Top Male Vocalist

1992

Winner

Michelle Wright

Nominees Search Results

Artist/Song/Album Name	Award Category	Year	Credits	Winner
Achy Breaky Heart	Single Record of the Year	1992	Billy Ray Cyrus - Artist Jim Cotton - Producer Joe Scaife - Producer Mercury Records - Record Company	Nominee
Love, Me	Single Record of the Year	1992	Collin Raye - Artist Epic Records - Record Company Jerry Fuller - Producer John Hobbs - Producer	Nominee
Straight Tequila Night	Single Record of the Year	1992	BNA Records - Record Company James Stroud - Producer John Anderson - Producer John Andeson - Artist	Nominee
Two Sparrows in a Hurricane	Single Record of the Year	1992	Jerry Crutchfield - Producer Liberty - Record Company Tanya Tucker - Artist Mark Alan Springer - Composer Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher Brent Hedgecock - Producer Joanne Gardner - Director	Nominee
Boot Scootin' Boogie	Song of the Year	1992	Arista Records Nashville - Record Company Brooks & Dunn - Artist Don Cook - Producer Scott Hendricks - Producer Alfred Avenue Music - Publisher Ronnie Dunn - Composer Tree Publishing (ASCAP/BMI) - Publisher	Nominee
I Feel Lucky	Song of the Year	1992	Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) - Publisher Don Schlitz - Composer EMI April Music Inc. - Publisher Getarealjob Music - Publisher Mary-Chapin Carpenter - Artist Mary-Chapin Carpenter - Composer	Nominee
Something in Red	Song of the Year	1992	Angela Kaset - Composer Coburn Music USA (BMI) - Publisher Lorrie Morgan - Artist	Nominee
Two Sparrows in a Hurricane	Song of the Year	1992	Jerry Crutchfield - Producer Liberty - Record Company Tanya Tucker - Artist Mark Alan Springer - Composer Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher Brent Hedgecock - Producer Joanne Gardner - Director	Nominee
Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away	Video of the Year	1992	John Lloyd Miller - Director Marc Ball - Producer Vince Gill - Artist	Nominee
Lord Have Mercy on the Working Man	Video of the Year	1992	Jack Cole - Director Len Epand - Producer Shelby Werwa - Producer Travis Tritt - Artist	Nominee
Take it Back	Video of the Year	1992	John Small - Director John Small - Producer Reba McEntire - Artist	Nominee
The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia	Video of the Year	1992	Jack Cole - Director Len Epand - Producer Reba McEntire - Artist Robin Beresford - Producer	Nominee
Bill Bryson	Bass	1992		Nominee
Roger Wills	Bass	1992		Nominee
Alan Jackson	Entertainer of the Year	1992	Alan Jackson is a 20-time ACM Award winner, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, an inductee to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and one of the most successful singer-songwriters in music. During his career, Jackson has sold nearly 60 million albums worldwide and has charted 50 top-ten hits and 35 No. 1s.	Nominee
Billy Ray Cyrus	Entertainer of the Year	1992		Nominee
Reba McEntire	Entertainer of the Year	1992		Nominee
Travis Tritt	Entertainer of the Year	1992		Nominee
Byron Berline	Fiddle	1992		Nominee
Doug Atwell	Fiddle	1992		Nominee

Achy Breaky Heart

Single Record of the Year

1992

Billy Ray Cyrus - Artist
Jim Cotton - Producer
Joe Scaife - Producer
Mercury Records - Record Company

Nominee

Love, Me

Single Record of the Year

1992

Collin Raye - Artist
Epic Records - Record Company
Jerry Fuller - Producer
John Hobbs - Producer

Nominee

Straight Tequila Night

Single Record of the Year

1992

BNA Records - Record Company
James Stroud - Producer
John Anderson - Producer
John Andeson - Artist

Nominee

Two Sparrows in a Hurricane

Single Record of the Year

1992

Jerry Crutchfield - Producer
Liberty - Record Company
Tanya Tucker - Artist
Mark Alan Springer - Composer
Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher
Brent Hedgecock - Producer
Joanne Gardner - Director

Nominee

Boot Scootin' Boogie

Song of the Year

1992

Nominee

I Feel Lucky

Song of the Year

1992

Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) - Publisher
Don Schlitz - Composer
EMI April Music Inc. - Publisher
Getarealjob Music - Publisher
Mary-Chapin Carpenter - Artist
Mary-Chapin Carpenter - Composer

Nominee

Something in Red

Song of the Year

1992

Angela Kaset - Composer
Coburn Music USA (BMI) - Publisher
Lorrie Morgan - Artist

Nominee

Two Sparrows in a Hurricane

Song of the Year

1992

Jerry Crutchfield - Producer
Liberty - Record Company
Tanya Tucker - Artist
Mark Alan Springer - Composer
Murrah Music Corp. (BMI) - Publisher
Brent Hedgecock - Producer
Joanne Gardner - Director

Nominee

Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away

Video of the Year

1992

John Lloyd Miller - Director
Marc Ball - Producer
Vince Gill - Artist

Nominee

Lord Have Mercy on the Working Man

Video of the Year

1992

Jack Cole - Director
Len Epand - Producer
Shelby Werwa - Producer
Travis Tritt - Artist

Nominee

Take it Back

Video of the Year

1992

John Small - Director
John Small - Producer
Reba McEntire - Artist

Nominee

The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia

Video of the Year

1992

Jack Cole - Director
Len Epand - Producer
Reba McEntire - Artist
Robin Beresford - Producer

Nominee

Bill Bryson

Bass

1992

Nominee

Roger Wills

Bass

1992

Nominee

Alan Jackson

Entertainer of the Year

1992

Alan Jackson is a 20-time ACM Award winner, a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, an inductee to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and one of the most successful singer-songwriters in music. During his career, Jackson has sold nearly 60 million albums worldwide and has charted 50 top-ten hits and 35 No. 1s.

Nominee

Billy Ray Cyrus

Entertainer of the Year

1992

Nominee

Reba McEntire

Entertainer of the Year

1992

Nominee

Travis Tritt

Entertainer of the Year

1992

Nominee

Byron Berline

Fiddle

1992

Nominee

Doug Atwell

Fiddle

1992

Nominee