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Artist/Song/Album Name	Award Category	Year	Credits	Winner
Behind Closed Doors	Album of the Year	1973	Charlie Rich - Artist Kenny O'Dell - Composer	Winner
Behind Closed Doors	Single Record of the Year	1973	Charlie Rich - Artist Kenny O'Dell - Composer	Winner
Behind Closed Doors	Song of the Year	1973	Charlie Rich - Artist Kenny O'Dell - Composer	Winner
Sound Company	Band of the Year (Non-Touring)	1973		Winner
Brush Arbor	Band of the Year (Touring)	1973		Winner
Larry Booth	Bass	1973		Winner
Hank Williams Sr.	Pioneer Award	1973		Winner
Palomino - North Hollywood, CA	Country Nightclub of the Year	1973		Winner
Roy Clark	Entertainer of the Year	1973		Winner
Loretta Lynn	Top Female Vocalist	1973	Loretta Lynn stands as one of the most dynamic and direct songwriters in Coun try Music history. Her body of work has contributed countless classics, have made an indelible mark on Coun try Music and has inspired generations of female artists to follow her amazing example. Early originals like “You Ai n’t Woma n Eno ugh” and “Don’t Co me H ome A-Dr inkin’ (With Lo vin’ on Your Mi d),” both released in 1966, are undisputed classics. Her catalog also offers chart-topping hits like “Fis t Ci ty,” “Ra ted X” and of course, “C oal Min er’s Da ugh ter.” Her numerous ACM wins include Entert ainer of the Ye ar in 1975 and Artist of the Decade in 1979. A groundbreaking singer, songwriter and performer, Lore tta L ynn is an archetype of American music, a singular artist whose music defined a genre and whose songs continue to inform new gener ations of musicians.	Winner
Billy Armstrong	Fiddle	1973		Winner
Al Bruno	Lead Guitar	1973		Winner
Sam Louvello	Jim Reeves Memorial Award	1973		Winner
Charlie Rich	Top Male Vocalist	1973		Winner
Olivia Newton-John	Most Promising Female Vocalist	1973		Winner
Dorsey Burnette	Most Promising Male Vocalist	1973		Winner
Craig Scott	On-Air Personality of the Year	1973		Winner
Jerry Wiggins	Drums	1973		Winner
Floyd Cramer	Piano	1973		Winner
KLAC - Los Angeles, CA	Radio Station of the Year	1973		Winner
Red Rhodes	Steel Guitar	1973		Winner
Brush Arbor	Top Vocal Duet or Group	1973		Winner

Behind Closed Doors

Album of the Year

1973

Charlie Rich - Artist
Kenny O'Dell - Composer

Winner

Behind Closed Doors

Single Record of the Year

1973

Charlie Rich - Artist
Kenny O'Dell - Composer

Winner

Behind Closed Doors

Song of the Year

1973

Charlie Rich - Artist
Kenny O'Dell - Composer

Winner

Sound Company

Band of the Year (Non-Touring)

1973

Winner

Brush Arbor

Band of the Year (Touring)

1973

Winner

Larry Booth

Bass

1973

Winner

Hank Williams Sr.

Pioneer Award

1973

Winner

Palomino - North Hollywood, CA

Country Nightclub of the Year

1973

Winner

Roy Clark

Entertainer of the Year

1973

Winner

Loretta Lynn

Top Female Vocalist

1973

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

Billy Armstrong

Fiddle

1973

Winner

Al Bruno

Lead Guitar

1973

Winner

Sam Louvello

Jim Reeves Memorial Award

1973

Winner

Charlie Rich

Top Male Vocalist

1973

Winner

Olivia Newton-John

Most Promising Female Vocalist

1973

Winner

Dorsey Burnette

Most Promising Male Vocalist

1973

Winner

Craig Scott

On-Air Personality of the Year

1973

Winner

Jerry Wiggins

Drums

1973

Winner

Floyd Cramer

Piano

1973

Winner

KLAC - Los Angeles, CA

Radio Station of the Year

1973

Winner

Red Rhodes

Steel Guitar

1973

Winner

Brush Arbor

Top Vocal Duet or Group

1973

Winner

Nominees Search Results

Artist/Song/Album Name	Award Category	Year	Credits	Winner
I Love Dixie Blues	Album of the Year	1973	Merle Haggard - Artist	Nominee
Introducing Johnny Rodriguez	Album of the Year	1973	Johnny Rodriguez - Artist	Nominee
Louisianna Woman, Mississippi Man	Album of the Year	1973	Conway Twitty - Artist Loretta Lynn - Artist	Nominee
Love is the Foundation	Album of the Year	1973	Loretta Lynn - Artist	Nominee
If We Make It Through December	Single Record of the Year	1973	Merle Haggard - Artist	Nominee
Most Beautiful Girl	Single Record of the Year	1973	Charlie Rich - Artist B. Sherrill - Artist N. Wilson - Artist R. Bourke - Artist	Nominee
Satin Sheets	Single Record of the Year	1973	Jeanne Pruett - Artist	Nominee
The Americans	Single Record of the Year	1973	Byron McGregor - Artist	Nominee
If We Make It Through December	Song of the Year	1973	Merle Haggard - Artist	Nominee
Most Beautiful Girl	Song of the Year	1973	Charlie Rich - Artist B. Sherrill - Artist N. Wilson - Artist R. Bourke - Artist	Nominee
Old Dogs Children & Watermelon Wine	Song of the Year	1973	Tom T. Hall - Artist	Nominee
Why Me	Song of the Year	1973	Kris Kristofferson - Artist	Nominee
Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn	Top Vocal Duet or Group	1973		Nominee
Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton	Top Vocal Duet or Group	1973		Nominee
Palomino Riders	Band of the Year (Non-Touring)	1973		Nominee
Rebel Playboys	Band of the Year (Non-Touring)	1973		Nominee
Tennesseans	Band of the Year (Non-Touring)	1973		Nominee
Tony Booth Band	Band of the Year (Non-Touring)	1973		Nominee
Buckaroos	Band of the Year (Touring)	1973		Nominee
Heartbeats	Band of the Year (Touring)	1973		Nominee

I Love Dixie Blues

Album of the Year

1973

Merle Haggard - Artist

Nominee

Introducing Johnny Rodriguez

Album of the Year

1973

Johnny Rodriguez - Artist

Nominee

Louisianna Woman, Mississippi Man

Album of the Year

1973

Conway Twitty - Artist
Loretta Lynn - Artist

Nominee

Love is the Foundation

Album of the Year

1973

Loretta Lynn - Artist

Nominee

If We Make It Through December

Single Record of the Year

1973

Merle Haggard - Artist

Nominee

Most Beautiful Girl

Single Record of the Year

1973

Charlie Rich - Artist
B. Sherrill - Artist
N. Wilson - Artist
R. Bourke - Artist

Nominee

Satin Sheets

Single Record of the Year

1973

Jeanne Pruett - Artist

Nominee

The Americans

Single Record of the Year

1973

Byron McGregor - Artist

Nominee

If We Make It Through December

Song of the Year

1973

Merle Haggard - Artist

Nominee

Most Beautiful Girl

Song of the Year

1973

Charlie Rich - Artist
B. Sherrill - Artist
N. Wilson - Artist
R. Bourke - Artist

Nominee

Old Dogs Children & Watermelon Wine

Song of the Year

1973

Tom T. Hall - Artist

Nominee

Why Me

Song of the Year

1973

Kris Kristofferson - Artist

Nominee

Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn

Top Vocal Duet or Group

1973

Nominee

Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton

Top Vocal Duet or Group

1973

Nominee

Palomino Riders

Band of the Year (Non-Touring)

1973

Nominee

Rebel Playboys

Band of the Year (Non-Touring)

1973

Nominee

Tennesseans

Band of the Year (Non-Touring)

1973

Nominee

Tony Booth Band

Band of the Year (Non-Touring)

1973

Nominee

Buckaroos

Band of the Year (Touring)

1973

Nominee

Heartbeats

Band of the Year (Touring)

1973

Nominee