Yamaha Takes it to the Grammys®

Grammy nominee Sir Elton John, one of 28 Yamaha artists up for music's top honor on February 13.

At the 47th Grammy® Awards on February 13 in Los Angeles, 28 Yamaha artists will be in the running for the coveted statuettes – with a total of 61 nominations among them, including multiple nods for Album of the Year and Record of the Year.

Don’t forget to tune in (CBS, 8 pm Eastern and Pacific) and pull for your favorites! The complete list of Yamaha artists nominated for Grammys is below. For more information about the talented recording stars who use Yamaha, visit our Artists page.

Yamaha Grammy Nominations
Take 6 Pop Collaboration Moon River With Stevie Wonder Usher Album of the Year Confessions Contemporary R&B Album Confessions Male R&B Vocal Burn R&B Collaboration Yeah! With Ludacris and Lil’ Jon R&B Performance by Duo/Group My Boo With Alicia Keys R&B Song Yeah! Did not write song R&B Song My Boo With Alicia Keys; Writing R&B Song Burn Writing Record of the Year Yeah! With Ludacris and Lil’ Jon Clint Black Country Collaboration/ Vocal Hey Good Lookin’ With Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, etc. Terence Blanchard Jazz Instrumental Illuminations With Gary Bartz, Christian McBride and Lewis Nash Steven Curtis Chapman Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album All Things New Ray Charles Album of the Year Genius Loves Company Engineered Album, Non-Classical Genius Loves Company Engineer’s award, not artist Gospel Performance Heaven Help Us All With Gladys Knight Pop Collaboration Here We Go Again With Norah Jones Pop Collaboration Sorry Seems to Be The Hardest Word With Elton John Pop Vocal Album Genius Loves Company Record of the Year Here We Go Again With Norah Jones Traditional R&B Vocal Performance Sinner’s Prayer With B.B. King Chick Corea Instrumental Arrangement The Long Passage Sheryl Crow Pop Female Vocal The First Cut is the Deepest	Paquito D’Rivera Instrumental Composition Merengue Performed by Yo-Yo Ma Nathan East Contemporary Jazz Album Journey Al Green R&B Album I Can’t Stop Traditional R&B Vocal Performance I Can’t Stop Josh Groban Male Pop Vocal Performance You Raise Me Up Fred Hammond Contemporary Soul Gospel Album Somethin’ ‘Bout Love Gospel Performance Celebrate (He Lives) Roy Haynes Jazz Instrumental Fountain of Youth Elton John Pop Collaboration Sorry Seems to Be The Hardest Word With Ray Charles Norah Jones Country Collaboration/ Vocal Creepin’ In With Dolly Parton Engineered Album, Non-Classical Feels Like Home Engineer’s award, not artist Pop Collaboration Here We Go Again With Ray Charles Pop Female Vocal Sunrise Pop Vocal Album Feels Like Home Record of the Year Here We Go Again With Ray Charles Alicia Keys Album of the Year The Diary of Alicia Keys Also co-produced Female R&B Vocal If I Ain’t Got You R&B Album The Diary of Alicia Keys R&B Performance by Duo/Group Diary With Tony! Toni! Toné! R&B Performance by Duo/Group My Boo With Usher R&B Song My Boo Songwriter With Usher R&B Song You Don’t Know My Name Songwriter Song of the Year If I Ain’t Got You Songwriter	Beyoncé Knowles- R&B Performance/ Group Vocal Lose Your Breath With Destiny's Child Dave Koz Pop Instrumental Album Saxophonic Paul McCartney Pop Collaboration Something With Eric Clapton Sarah McLachlan Pop Vocal Album Afterglow Ronnie Milsap Traditional Pop Vocal Album Just For A Thrill Larry Mullen, Jr. Rock Performance/ Group Vocal Vertigo Rock Song Vertigo George Pajon, Jr. Rap Song Let’s Get It Started Wrote song for the Black Eyed Peas and played Phil Ramone Album of the Year Genius Loves Company Producer John Shanks Producer of the Year, Non-Classical Various artists Britney Spears Dance Recording Toxic Brian Wilson Engineered Album, Non-Classical Brian Wilson Presents Smile Engineer’s award, not artist Pop Vocal Album Brian Wilson Presents Smile Rock Instrumental Performance Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow