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Il Grammy Award alla miglior registrazione di musica etnica o tradizionale (Grammy Award for Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording) fu un premio Grammy assegnato dal 1960 al 1986.
Storia
[modifica | modifica wikitesto]Durante questo lasso di tempo il nome fu modificato più volte nel corso degli anni:
- Dal 1960 al 1961 il premio fu conosciuto come Best Performance - Folk
- Dal 1962 al 1967 fu assegnato come Best Folk Recording
- Dal 1968 al 1970 fu assegnato come Best Folk Performance
- Nel 1971 e dal 1973 al 1974 il premio fu conosciuto come Best Ethnic or Traditional Recording (including traditional blues)
- Nel 1972 e dal 1975 al 1982 fu assegnatocome Best Ethnic or Traditional Recording
- Dal 1983 al 1986 fu assegnato come Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording
Nel 1987 il premio fu diviso in due categorie: il miglior album folk tradizionale e il miglior album folk contemporaneo.
Vincitori e candidati
[modifica | modifica wikitesto]Anni 1960
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- The Kingston Trio at Large - The Kingston Trio
- Belafonte at Carnegie Hall - Harry Belafonte
- Tennessee Stud - Eddy Arnold
- The Wild, Wild West - The Ralph Hunter Choir
- The Wilderness Road - Jimmy Driftwood
- 1961
- Swing Dat Hammer - Harry Belafonte
- Cheers: Drinking Songs Around the World - The Belafonte Folk Singers
- Greenfields - The Brothers Four
- Here We Go Again! - The Kingston Trio
- Miriam Makeba - Miriam Makeba
- 1962
- Belafonte Folk Singers at Home and Abroad - The Belafonte Folk Singers
- The Big Bill Broonzy Story - Big Bill Broonzy
- The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem - The Clancy Brothers e Tommy Makem
- Folk Songs of Britain Vol. 1 - Alan Lomax
- The Slightly Fabulous Limeliters - The Limeliters
- 1963
- If I Had a Hammer - Peter, Paul and Mary
- The Ballad of Jed Clampett - Flatt and Scruggs
- Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan
- Joan Baez in Concert - Joan Baez
- Midnight Special - Harry Belafonte
- Presenting The New Christy Minstrels - The New Christy Minstrels
- Something Special - The Kingston Trio
- 1964
- Blowin' in the Wind - Peter, Paul and Mary
- Green, Green - The New Christy Minstrels
- Judy Collins 3 - Judy Collins
- Odetta Sings Folk Songs - Odetta
- The World of Miriam Makeba - Miriam Makeba
- 1965
- We'll Sing in the Sunshine - Gale Garnett
- Belafonte at The Greek Theatre - Harry Belafonte
- Peter, Paul and Mary in Concert - Peter, Paul and Mary
- Woody Guthrie: Library of Congress Recordings - Woody Guthrie
- The Times They Are a-Changin' - Bob Dylan
- Today - The New Christy Minstrels
- The Voice of Africa - Miriam Makeba
- 1966
- An Evening with Belafonte/Makeba - Harry Belafonte e Miriam Makeba
- The High Lonesome Sound - Roscoe Holcomb
- Makeba Sings! - Miriam Makeba
- A Song Will Rise - Peter, Paul and Mary
- Strangers and Cousins - Pete Seeger
- There but for Fortune - Joan Baez
- The Womenfolk Live at the Hungry I - The Womenfolk
- 1967
- Blues in the Street - Cortelia Clark
- God Bless the Grass - Pete Seeger
- Lead Belly - Lead Belly
- Oliver Smith - Oliver Smith
- Reflections in a Crystal Wind - Mimi Fariña e Richard Fariña
- Violets of Dawn - The Mitchell Trio
- 1968
- Gentle on My Mind - John Hartford
- Album 1700 - Peter, Paul and Mary
- Alice's Restaurant - Arlo Guthrie
- In My Life - Judy Collins
- Janis Ian - Janis Ian
- Waist Deep in the Big Muddy - Pete Seeger
- 1969
- Both Sides Now - Judy Collins
- Did She Mention My Name? - Gordon Lightfoot
- The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter - The Incredible String Band
- John Wesley Harding - Bob Dylan
- Late Again - Peter, Paul and Mary
- The Unicorn - The Irish Rovers
Anni 1970
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- 1970
- Clouds - Joni Mitchell
- Any Day Now - Joan Baez
- Donovan - Donovan
- Bird on the Wire - Judy Collins
- Day is Done - Peter, Paul and Mary
- Young vs. Old - Pete Seeger
- 1971
- Good Feelin' - T-Bone Walker
- Black Music of South America - David Lewisohn
- Folk Fiddling From Sweden - Bjorn Stabi & Ole Hjorth
- I Do Not Play No Rock'n'Roll - Mississippi Fred McDowell
- Sail On - Muddy Waters
- Shree Rag - Ali Akbar Khan e Shankha Ghosh
- 1972
- They Call Me Muddy Waters - Muddy Waters
- 18th Century Traditional Music of Japan - Keiko Matsuo
- The Esso Trinidad Steel Band - Esso Trinidad Steel Band
- Javanese Court Gamelan - Javanese Players
- Message to the Young - Howlin' Wolf
- Mississippi Fred McDowell - Mississippi Fred McDowell
- Stormy Monday Blues - T-Bone Walker
- 1973
- The London Muddy Waters Session - Muddy Waters
- Blues Piano Orgy - AA.VV.
- Lightnin' Strikes - Lightnin' Hopkins
- Live at Soledad Prison - John Lee Hooker
- Walking the Blues - Otis Spann
- 1974
- Then and Now - Doc Watson
- Can't Get No Grindin' - Muddy Waters
- John Lee Hooker's Detroit - John Lee Hooker
- King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree: Blues at Montreux - King Curtis e Champion Jack Dupree
- Lead Belly: Live in Concert - Lead Belly
- 1975
- Two Days in November - Doc Watson e Merle Watson
- Big Daddy - Bukka White
- The Back Door Wolf - Howlin' Wolf
- Catalyst - Willie Dixon
- London Revisited - Muddy Waters e Howlin' Wolf
- 1976
- The Muddy Waters Woodstock Album - Muddy Waters
- I Got What It Takes - Koko Taylor
- Memphis Blues - Memphis Slim
- Music of Guatemala - The San Lucas Band
- Wake Up Dead Man - Bruce Jackson
- 1977
- Mark Twang - John Hartford
- Bagpipe Marches and Music of Scotland - Shotts and Dykehead Caledonia Pipe Band
- Beware of the Dog! - Hound Dog Taylor
- If You Love These Blues, Play 'Em As You Please - Michael Bloomfield
- Proud Earth - Chief Dan George, Arliene Nofchissey Williams e Rick Brousseau
- 1978
- Hard Again - Muddy Waters
- Blues Hit Big Town - Junior Wells
- Right Place, Wrong Time - Otis Rush
- The Things That I Used to Do - Big Joe Turner
- What Happened to My Blues - Willie Dixon
- 1979
- I'm Ready - Muddy Waters
- Chicago Blues at Home - AA.VV.
- Clifton Chenier and His Red Hot Louisiana Band in New Orleans - Clifton Chenier
- I Hear Some Blues Downstairs - Fenton Robinson
- U.S.A. - Memphis Slim & His House Rockers ft. Matt "Guitar" Murphy
Anni 1980
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- Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live - Muddy Waters
- The Chieftains 7 - The Chieftains
- Ice Pickin' - Albert Collins
- Laugh Your Blues Away - Uncle Dave Macon
- Living Chicago Blues, Vol. 1 - Shaw and the Wolf Gang e Left Hand Frank e His Blues Band
- Living Chicago Blues, Vol. 3 - Lonnie Brooks Blues Band, Pinetop Perkins e Sons of Blues
- New England Traditional Fiddling - John Edwards Memorial Foundation
- New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival - AA.VV.
- So Many Roads - Otis Rush
- 1981
- Rare Blues - AA.VV.
- Atlanta Blues: '33 - AA.VV.
- The Chieftains 9: Boil the Breakfast Early - The Chieftains
- Kidney Stew Is Fine - Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
- Queen Ida & the Bon Temps Zydeco Band In New Orleans - Queen Ida
- 1982
- There Must Be a Better World Somewhere - B.B. King
- Blues Deluxe - AA.VV.
- From the Heart of a Woman - Koko Taylor
- Frozen Alive! - Albert Collins
- Living Chicago Blues, Vol. 4 - AA.VV.
- 1983
- 1984
- I'm Here - Clifton Chenier
- The Grey Fox - The Chieftains
- Raga Mishra Piloo - Ali Akbar Khan e Ravi Shankar
- Renaissance of the Celtic Harp - Alan Stivell
- Syncro System - King Sunny Adé
- 1985
- Elizabeth Cotten Live! - Elizabeth Cotton
- 100% Fortified Zydeco - Buckwheat Zydeco
- Good Rockin' - Rockin' Dopsie
- On A Saturday Night - Queen Ida
- Open Road - Boys of the Lough
- 1986
- My Toot Toot - Rockin' Sidney
- Live at the San Francisco Blues Festival - Clifton Chenier
- Souvenirs - Dewey Balfa
- Turning Point - Buckwheat Zydeco
- Zydeco Gris Gris - BeauSoleil
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