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Surprise! The Best Grammys Ever Rob Sheffield © TAS Rights Management 2021/Getty Images What can you say about a Grammy Night that begins with Harry Styles in a feather boa and ends with Billie Eilish saying, “What’s up, Ringo?” Just this: They should always do the Grammys this way. Last night was the best Grammy show ever, by an absurd margin — nearly four hours focused on artists doing their own songs, every performance excellent. No audience, and barely any awards. ...

After performing John Prine's final song on the 2021 Grammy Awards, Brandi Carlile has released her version of the track, which will appear on a Prine tribute album.

Brittany Howard, John Prine Among Array of Nashville Grammy Honorees The Highwomen, Billy Strings, Fisk Jubilee Singers, Miranda Lambert and more took home trophies Tweet Brittany Howard and John PrinePhotos: Danny Clinch Awards shows are generally overblown affairs, which is part of why we ask a seasoned cultural critic like Ashley Spurgeon to take a poke at the big ones when they come around. (Sadly, Spurgeon wasn’t available this weekend, so no Oh Balls™ recap thi...

The 63rd annual Grammy Awards promised to be different: There was a new executive producer at the helm for the first time in decades; a new host; and a new challenge — assembling a pandemic awards show that didn’t feel like a video conference. With a small audience of nominees outside in Los Angeles, the show highlighted the contributions of women and the impact of Black Lives Matter protests, offered screen time to workers at independent venues...

On Sunday at the Grammys, Brandi Carlile saluted John Prine by covering his final song, "I Remember Everything." A day later, she released a studio version

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  Article Contributed by Sacks and Company | Published on Monday, March 15, 2021 John Prine’s last recorded song, “I Remember Everything,” won Best American Roots Song and Best American Roots Performance at yesterday’s 63rd GRAMMY Awards. Written by Prine and his longtime collaborator Pat McLaughlin, the song is Prine’s first #1 single and was recorded by Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb and engineer Gena Johnson. In celebration of his esteemed life and career, Prine...

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Three musicians with connections to Kentucky have been nominated for a 2021 Grammy Award — Jack Harlow, Sturgill Simpson and the late John Prine.

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