Here is a complete list of winners at Wednesday night's 31st annual Grammy Awards.
++1. RECORD OF THE YEAR: "Don't Worry, Be Happy," Bobby McFerrin.
2. ALBUM OF THE YEAR: "Faith," George Michael.
3. SONG OF THE YEAR: "Don't Worry, Be Happy," Bobby McFerrin.
4. NEW ARTIST: Tracy Chapman.
5. POP VOCAL, FEMALE: "Fast Car," Tracy Chapman.
6. POP VOCAL, MALE: "Don't Worry, Be Happy," Bobby McFerrin.
7. POP VOCAL, DUO OR GROUP: "Brasil," Manhattan Transfer.
8. POP INSTRUMENTAL: "Close Up," David Sanborn.
9. ROCK VOCAL, FEMALE: "Tina Live in Europe," Tina Turner.
10. ROCK VOCAL, MALE: "Simply Irresistible," Robert Palmer.
11. ROCK VOCAL, DUO OR GROUP: "Desire," U2.
12. ROCK INSTRUMENTAL: "Blues for Salvador," Carlos Santana.
13. HARD ROCK-METAL VOCAL OR INSTRUMENTAL: "Crest of a Knave," Jethro Tull.
14. R&B VOCAL, FEMALE: "Giving You the Best that I Got," Anita Baker.
15. R&B VOCAL, MALE: "Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby," Terence Trent D'Arby.
16. R&B VOCAL, DUO OR GROUP: "Love Overboard," Gladys Knight & the Pips.
17. R&B INSTRUMENTAL: "Light Years," Chick Corea.
18. R&B SONG: "Giving You the Best That I Got," Anita Baker.
19. RAP: "Parents Just Don't Understand," D.J. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince.
20. NEW AGE: "Folksongs for a Nuclear Village," Shadowfax.
21. JAZZ FUSION: "Politics," Yellowjackets.
22. JAZZ VOCAL, FEMALE: "Look What I Got!" Betty Carter.
23. JAZZ VOCAL, MALE: "Brothers," Bobby McFerrin.
24. JAZZ VOCAL PERFORMANCE, DUO OR GROUP: "Spread Love," Take 6.
25. JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL, SOLOIST: "Don't Try this at Home," Michael Brecker.
26. JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL, GROUP: "Blues for Coltrane; A Tribute to John Coltrane," McCoy Tyner, Pharoah Sanders, David Murray, Cecil McBee and Roy Haynes.
27. JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL, BIG BAND: "Bud & Bird," Gil Evans and The Monday Night Orchestra.
28. COUNTRY VOCAL, FEMALE: "Hold Me," K.T. Oslin.
29. COUNTRY VOCAL, MALE: "Old 8 X 10," Randy Travis.
30. COUNTRY VOCAL, DUO OR GROUP: "Give a Little Love," The Judds.
31. COUNTRY VOCAL COLLABORATION: "Crying," Roy Orbison and k.d. lang.
32. COUNTRY INSTRUMENTAL, ORCHESTRA, GROUP OR SOLOIST: "Sugarfoot Rag," Asleep at the Wheel.
33. BLUEGRASS RECORDING, VOCAL OR INSTRUMENTAL: "Southern Flavor," Bill Monroe.
34. COUNTRY SONG: "Hold Me," K.T. Oslin.
35. GOSPEL, FEMALE: "Lead Me On," Amy Grant.
36. GOSPEL, MALE: "Christmas," Larnelle Harris.
37. GOSPEL, DUO, GROUP, CHOIR OR CHORUS: "The Winans Live at Carnegie Hall," The Winans.
38. SOUL GOSPEL, FEMALE: "One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism," Aretha Franklin.
39. SOUL GOSPEL, MALE: "Abundant Life," BeBe Winans.
40. SOUL GOSPEL, DUO OR GROUP: "Take Six," Take 6.
41. LATIN POP: "Roberto Carlos," Roberto Carlos.
42. TROPICAL LATIN: "Antecedente," Ruben Blades y Son Del Solar.
43. MEXICAN-AMERICAN: "Canciones de Mi Padre," Linda Ronstadt.
44. TRADITIONAL BLUES: "Hidden Charms," Willie Dixon.
45. CONTEMPORARY BLUES: "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," The Robert Cray Band.
46. TRADITIONAL FOLK: "Folkways: A Vision Shared - A Tribute to Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly," Various Artists.
47. CONTEMPORARY FOLK: "Tracy Chapman," Tracy Chapman.
48. POLKA: "Born to Polka," Jimmy Sturr & his Orchestra.
49. REGGAE: "Conscious Party" (album), Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers.
50. RECORDING FOR CHILDREN: "Pecos Bill," Robin Williams, narrator.
51. COMEDY: "Good Morning, Vietnam," Robin Williams.
52. SPOKEN WORD OR NON-MUSICAL: "Speech by the Rev. Jesse Jackson," the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
53. MUSICAL CAST SHOW ALBUM: "Into The Woods."
54. INSTRUMENTAL COMPOSITION: "The Theme from `L.A. Law,' " Mike Post.
55. ORIGINAL INSTRUMENTAL BACKGROUND SCORE: "The Last Emperor."
56. SONG WRITTEN SPECIFICALLY FOR A MOTION PICTURE OR TELEVISION: "Two Hearts," by Phil Collins.
57. MUSIC VIDEO: "Where the Streets Have No Name," U2.
58. CONCEPT MUSIC VIDEO: "I'm Fat," "Weird Al" Yankovik.
59. ARRANGEMENT ON AN INSTRUMENTAL: "Memos from Paradise," Eddie Daniels.
60. INSTRUMENTAL ARRANGEMENT, ACCOMPANYING VOCAL: "No One Is Alone," Cleo Laine.
61. ALBUM PACKAGE: "Tired of the Runnin'," O'Kanes.
62. ALBUM NOTES: "Crossroads," Eric Clapton.
63. HISTORICAL ALBUM: "Crossroads," Eric Clapton.
64. ENGINEERED RECORDING (Non-Classical): "Roll With It" (album), Steve Winwood.
65. PRODUCER OF THE YEAR (Non-Classical): Neil Dorfsman.
66. CLASSICAL ALBUM: "Verdi: Requiem & Operatic Choruses," Robert Shaw conducting the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
67. ORCHESTRAL RECORDING: "Rorem: String Symphony, Sunday Morning and Eagles," Robert Shaw, conductor, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
68. OPERA RECORDING: "Wagner: Lohengrin," Sir Georg Solti conducting Vienna State Opera Choir and Vienna Philharmonic.
69. CHORAL (OTHER THAN OPERA): "Verdi; Requiem and Operatic Choruses," Robert Shaw conducting the Atlanta Symphony Chorus and Orchestra.
70. CLASSICAL, INSTRUMENTAL, SOLOIST OR SOLOISTS (WITH ORCHESTRA): "Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 23 in A," Carlo Maria Giulini conducting LaScala Opera Orchestra.
71. CLASSICAL, INSTRUMENTAL SOLOIST OR SOLOISTS (WITHOUT ORCHESTRA): "Albeniz: Iberia, Navarra and Suite Espagnola," Alicia de Larrocca.
72. CHAMBER MUSIC: "Bartok: Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion," - "Brahms: Variation on Theme by Joseph Haydn for Two Pianos," Murray Perahia and Sir Georg Solti on pianos with David Corkhill and Evelyn Glennie on percussion.
73. CLASSICAL VOCAL SOLOIST: "Luciano Pavarotti in Concert," Luciano Pavarotti, tenor.
74. CONTEMPORARY COMPOSITION: "Adams: Nixon in China," John Adams composer, Edo de Waart conducting Orchestra of St. Luke's.
75. ENGINEERED RECORDING (Classical): "Verdi: Requiem & Operatic Choruses," Robert Shaw conducting Atlanta Symphony Chorus & Orchestra.
76. CLASSICAL PRODUCER OF THE YEAR: Robert Woods.