More Grammy Submissions
More Grammy Submissions leaked today (including Song, Album and Record of the Year).
Major Thanks to itsalleterna! And leilamaurizia too!
Category 1: Record of the Year (721 Submissions)
David Archuleta: “A Little Too Not Over You”
Kelly Clarkson: “Already Gone”
Daughtry: “Life After You”
David Cook: “Come Back To Me”
David Cook: “Light On”
Melinda Doolittle: “Declaration of Love”
Melinda Doolittle: “It’s Your Love”
Michael Johns: “Heart on My Sleeve”
Blake Lewis: “Sad Song”
Katharine McPhee: “Had it All”
Tatiana Nicole (Del Toro): ‘Blessings’
Jordin Sparks: “Battlefield”
Ruben Studdard: “Song For Her”
Ruben Studdard: “Together”
Carrie Underwood and Randy Travis: “I Told You So”
Carrie Underwood: “Just a Dream”
Brooke White: ‘When We Were One’
Elliott Yamin: “Fight For Love”
Category 2: Album of the Year (565 Submissions)
David Archuleta: “David Archuleta”
Kelly Clarkson: “All I Ever Wanted”
David Cook: “David Cook”
Daughtry: “Leave This Town”
Melinda Doolittle: “Coming Back To You”
Michael Johns: “Hold Back My Heart”
Tatiana Nicole (Del Toro): “Time 3:16″
Jordin Sparks: “Battlefield”
Brooke White: “High Hopes and Heartbreak”
Elliott Yamin: “Fight For Love”
Category 3: Song of the Year (730 Submissions)
“A Little Too Not Over You”: David Archuleta, Matthew Gerrard, Mike Krompass and Robbie Nevil
“Already Gone”: Kelly Clarkson and Ryan Tedder
‘Blessings’ (Tatiana Nicole) ‘“ Tatiana Nicole Del Toro
“Here Comes Goodbye”: Clint Lagerberg and Chris Sligh
“Life After You”: Chris Daughtry, Brett James, Chad Kroeger and Joey Moi
“Sad Song”: Sam Hollander, Dave Katz and Blake Lewis
Plus Kara:
‘Had It All’ (Katharine McPhee) ‘“ Kara DioGuardi/Mitch Allen/David Hodges
‘Not Meant To Be’ (Theory of a Deadman) ‘“ Kara DioGuardi et. al.
‘Seriously’ (Crosby Loggins) ‘“ Kara DioGuardi/Crosby Loggins et. al.
‘Sober’ (Pink) ‘“ Kara DioGuardi/Alecia Moore et. al.
Category 4 : Best New Artist (360 entries)
David Archuleta
David Cook
Melinda Doolittle
Michael Johns
Tatiana Nicole (Del Toro)
Brooke White
Field 1 ‘“ Pop
Category 5 ‘“ Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (159 entries)
Kelly Clarkson: ‘Already Gone’
Tatiana Nicole (Del Toro): ‘Blessings’
Jordin Sparks – ‘Battlefield’
Brooke White – ‘Radio Radio’
Category 6 ‘“ Best Male Pop Vocal Performance (123 entries)
David Archuleta- ‘A Little Too Not Over You’
Michael Johns – ‘Heart On My Sleeve’
Elliott Yamin – ‘Fight For Love’
Category 7 ‘“ Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals (124 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 8 ‘“ Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals (82 entries)
Drivetime/Justin Guarini – ‘What You Won’t Do For Love’
Category 9 ‘“ Best Pop Instrumental Performance (86 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 10 ‘“ Best Pop Instrumental Album (82 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 11 ‘“ Best Pop Vocal Album (220 entries)
David Archuleta: “David Archuleta”
Kelly Clarkson: “All I Ever Wanted”
Michael Johns: “Hold Back My Heart”
Tatiana Nicole (Del Toro): “Time 3:16″
Jordin Sparks: “Battlefield”
Brooke White: “High Hopes and Heartbreak”
Field 2 ‘“ Dance
Category 12 ‘“ Best Dance Recording (128 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 13 ‘“ Best Electronica/Dance Album (49 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Field 3 ‘“ Traditional Pop
Category 14 ‘“ Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album (33 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Field 4 ‘“ Rock
Category 15 ‘“ Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance (56 entries)
David Cook: ‘Come Back To Me’
David Cook: ‘Light On’
Category 16 ‘“ Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals (202 entries)
Daughtry: ‘No Surprise’
Category 17 ‘“ Best Hard Rock Performance (57 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 18 ‘“ Best Metal Performance (68 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 19 ‘“ Best Rock Instrumental Performance (48 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 20 ‘“ Best Rock Song (226 entries) ‘“ Awarded to the songwriters, same rules as SOTY
‘No Surprise’ (Daughtry) ‘“ Chris Daughtry et. al.
Category 21 ‘“ Best Rock Album (186 entries)
David Cook: “David Cook”
Daughtry: “Leave This Town”
Field 5 ‘“ Alternative
Category 22 ‘“ Best Alternative Music Album (103 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Field 6 ‘“ R&B
Category 23 ‘“ Best Female R&B Vocal Performance (56 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 24 ‘“ Best Male R&B Vocal Performance (46 entries)
Ruben Studdard: ‘Together’
Category 25 ‘“ Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals (50 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 26 ‘“ Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance (69 entries)
Melinda Doolittle: ‘Declaration of Love’ ‘“
Melinda Doolittle: ‘It’s Your Love’
Category 27 ‘“ Best Urban/Alternative Performance (29 entries) ‘“ No Idols
Category 28 ‘“ Best R&B Song (100 entries) ‘“ Awarded to the songwriters
No Idols on credits (Melinda Doolittle songs nominated written by others)
Category 29 ‘“ Best R&B Album (57 entries)
Melinda Doolittle – “Coming Back To You”
Field 7 ‘“ Rap – no Idols
Field 9 – New Age ‘“ no Idols
Field 10 ‘“ Jazz
Field 8 – Country
Category 36 – Best Female Country Vocal Performance (44 entries)
Kellie Pickler: “Best Days of Your Life”
Carrie Underwood: “Just a Dream”
Category 37 – Best Male Country Vocal Performance (79 entries) – No Idols
Category 38 – Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals (41 entries) – No Idols
Category 39 – Best Country Collaboration with Vocals (31 entries)
Carrie Underwood and Randy Travis: “I Told You So”
Category 40 – Best Country Instrumental Performance (23 entries) – No Idols
Category 41 – Best Country Song ()
“Best Days of Your Life”: Kellie Pickler and Taylor Swift
“Here Comes Goodbye”: Clint Lagerberg and Chris Sligh
Field 11 – Gospel
Category 50: Best Gospel Performance (189 entries)
Mandisa: “He is With You”
Phil Stacey: “You’re Not Shaken”
Category 51: Best Gospel Song (122 entries)
“You’re Not Shaken” – Matt Bronleewe, Jason Ingram, Phil Stacey
Category 52: Best Rap or Rock Gospel Album (19 entries) – no Idols
Category 53: Best Pop or Contemporary Gospel Album (45 entries)
Mandisa: “Freedom”
Phil Stacey: “Into The Light”
Category 54: Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album (27 entries) – no Idols
Category 55: Best Traditional Gospel Album (39 entries) – no Idols
Category 56: Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album (20 entries) – no Idols
Field 12 ‘“ Latin – no Idols
Field 13 ‘“ American Roots
Category 64 – Best Americana Album (109 entries)
Brothers of the Southland: “Brothers of the Southland” (Bo Bice has three tracks on this)
Categories 65-72 – no Idols
Field 14 ‘“ Reggae – no Idols
Field 15 ‘“ World Music – no Idols
Field 16 ‘“ Children’s – no Idols
Field 17 ‘“ Spoken Word – no Idols
Field 18 ‘“ Comedy – no Idols
Field 19 ‘“ Musical Show
Category 80 ‘“ Best Musical Show Album (21 entries)
“Ain’t Misbehavin’ Soundtrack” ‘“ Ruben Studdard and Frenchie Davis
“Rock of Ages Soundtrack” ‘“ Constantine Maroulis
Field 25 ‘“ Production, Non-Classical – (Idol songs/albums listed, but not produced by Idols)
Field 27 ‘“ Production, Classical – no Idols
Field 28 ‘“ Classical – no Idols
Category 108 – Best Short Form Music Video (489 entries)
David Archuleta – “A Little Too Not Over You”
Kelly Clarkson – “Already Gone”
David Cook – “Come Back To Me”
David Cook – “Light On”
Daughtry: “No Surprise”
Mandisa: “He is With You”
Jennifer Hudson ‘“ ‘If This Isn’t Love’
Kellie Pickler: “The Best Days of Your Life”
Jordin Sparks: “Battlefield”
Carrie Underwood: “I Told You So”
Category 109 – Best Long Form Music Video (138 entries) – no Idols – I think
Sorry if I left anybody out (Or spelled anything wrong). Keep posting anything you find. Thanks!
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99 Responses to “More Grammy Submissions”
Buckeye, I’ve never heard anything about Tatiana since Idol ~ but apparently, she’s been busy! The girl never gives up ~ if you can win a Grammy in THAT category, she wins hands down!
Unless someone at VFTW is her record executive, either she or someone close to her did the submissions – which is perfectly legal as long as they are sold in mainstream outlets like iTunes or Amazon.com, since it was released in the period allowed (October 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009), whether 19E likes it or not. I had to keep my eyes peeled in case others like LaKisha Jones or Amanda Overmyer made submissions too (I never found them).
I highly doubt she will even make it past the first screening, let alone to the nominations, though…
If we knew them beforehand, I’d be curious to see how many pre-Idol recordings were submitted as well. Of course we couldn’t keep track because we didn’t know they would become Idols…
The voting deadline is October 9 if anyone here has voting rights (doubtful, but you never know).
Bo Bice has 3 tracks on this album.
Umm, why is Tatiana even being CONSIDERED? lol.
Madison – good catch! I forgot all about them.
Thanks, itsalleternal, for posting the Grammy timeline and the total amount of submissions.:-) I trust that it is okay to copy the info and post it elsewhere. I will credit you, of course, with putting it together. I wanted to post it at other fan sites where there different threads kept for other Idols, like specifically at Phil Stacey’s phan site, Ace Young’s, and Danny Gokey’s, where I do post. Thanks to everyone else, too, who has supplied info.
Who the hell submitted Tatiana? LOL…
I think Kelly could get a nomination both in the female vocal and the pop vocal album category. Those are the two she won in 06.
Thanks for catching that, Madison. I’ve updated the main post.
If I were you, I would credit this site as a whole, as MJ was the one that posted everything that I found. However, feel free to credit me for identifying the information and the Idols involved.
I had been looking for several days and only last night did I actually find the links (with the help of several other sites, such as Pulse Music and the Gold Derby boards, which were also following the lists).
However, NARAS (the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) deserves the ultimate credit, as they leaked it – once again.
Reading some of the people (songs or whatever) on this list made me laugh out loud which really emphasizes that you can submit all you want & apparently these labels have a great sense of humor or they are throwing spaghetti against the wall to see if it sticks.
So if there are nominations that come out of this, that is impressive. Winning is better, but being nominated isn’t bad at all. Of course, I wouldn’t even bother to list what I think is ridiculous & I am not even counting Tatiana in this list.
I’m hoping for Best New Male Artist nomination for Cook. Heck his album went platinum in less than 4 months & he has two platinum singles off that album so that has to count for something & nobody in that list of idols under that category can say that.
I was shocked to see Tatiana on that list, then just very annoyed. Can’t she just go away?
Also mj, there’s just one t in Archuleta.
I found another Idol that’s been submitted but isn’t in the lists above:
Category 108 – Best Short Form Music Video:
Jennifer Hudson – “If This Isn’t Love”
I thought if the Idols made it to the top 36, it was in their contract that they could not release a CD until after the winner released theirs? I wonder how Tatiana was able release a CD. Not to mention why……
Apparently, Tatiana thought it was legal because she released it on her own without label backing…
BTW, there is no “Best New Male Artist” category. Just “Best New Artist,” regardless of whether the artist is a solo male or female, a duo, a band, or whatever.
Yes..epic fail again. Permanent really should have been submitted. It’s the kind of song that would probably get widespread critical acclaim. Light On stands a small chance because the vocals are really gorgeous (although the only live performance I like is the acoustic one). CBTM doesn’t stand a chance in hell. His best chance is with the best new artist nomination, which I think he really does deserve. As popular as Cook was during idol, I do think that a lot of people don’t realize how talented he is until they see him in concert or see him perform a song more suited to his style (like Permanent). I blame RCA for that. Tired of trying to rationalize what they do.
If I were you, I would credit this site as a whole, as MJ was the one that posted everything that I found. However, feel free to credit me for identifying the information and the Idols involved.
Added. Thanks!
Oops! Fixed.
The links to submissions don’t work anymore. Wonder why. Now I wish I had copied and saved the rock submissions and some others. Oh well. Maybe they will come back, but maybe we weren’t meant to see them.
It’s not separated by gender, there’s just one BNA award for both men and women. He’s nominated for Best New Artist.
I see that Daughtry is submitted for Record of the Year for “Life After You.” What song is that? Is it his next single off the cd? I expected “No surprise” and it was a “surprise” that it was a different song, lol.
Last year they were only posted for a short time as well. They always get deleted pretty quickly. Since so many were watching it, I am sure that someone will post it on their own files…
As for liabilities, it WAS the Recording Academy who set it up for a leak so only they can be blamed…
I heard that Life After You is Daughtry’s next single, but why would they submit it if first ballot is due Oct 9, when No Surprise is still spinning strong, and Life After You hasn’t even gained any traction? Weird.
I’m thinking about the whole first balloting to 25… I wonder if DC would make the first cut down to 25 for BNA. There are definitely 25 worthy artists in that list of 300-plus, IMO. Or is the first balloting process not for the general fields? Feel like I heard that somewhere.
All of them go through first ballot. It is just very tough to just pick 5 nominations out of the up to 750 valid submissions, and that creates the risk for fluke entries. Imagine, for instance, if the VFTW members were quick enough to reach voters and put Tatiana up there? She wouldn’t have to go through a second phase, she’d be immediately up for nomination…