Let's Make a Move" "Let's Get Ourselves Together" Best Modern Soul Gospel Album Album of the Year "Let's Make a Move" "Somethin' 'Bout a Sunday" "Lose My Soul" "I'm In Love" "I Pray" "Misunderstood" Gospel Album of the Year "In the Company of Angels" "The Gospel According to Tony!: An Album of Longing" "Gospeltown's Best" "Hymns and Worship Songs" "I'm Still Standing" "Woman Up!: The Female Movement Of Praise!" Song of the Year TobyMac — "Are You Washed In the Blood?" Point Of Grace — "Lose My Soul" TobyMac — "Never Alone" Dove Award — "You Were Beautiful", David Phelps, songwriter Kirk Franklin — "Lord I Need You" Terry Taylor — "I Can Only Imagine" Rock Recorded Song of the Year David Crowder Band — "Jesus Freak" Jennifer Knapp — "You Are My Sunshine" P.O.D. — "Last Resort" TobyMac — "Lose My Life" TobyMac — "Never Alone" Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year Third Day — "Dive" Anointed — "All the Way to the Top" Chris Tomlin & Jaci Velasquez — "Here I Am to Worship" Hawk Nelson — "Pictures of You" The O.C. Supertones — "I'm Not Ashamed" Rock Gospel Recorded Song of the Year Bobby Jones Church Choir, William Murphy, and Point of Grace — "You Are My Sunshine" Cedric & Beverly Caesar, Cedric Caesar and Ron Kenoly — "It's Your Love" Larnelle Harris — "Jesus Is the Only Reason" Shane & Shane — "Reunited" Third Day — "I Believe" Urban Recorded Song of the Year Eddie Levert, Terry Ellis & Fred Hammond, composers and arrangers — "Never Told You But I Do" Lavell William Hawkins — "A Lifetime" Monica — "So Good" TobyMac — "Never Alone" TobyMac — "Lose My Soul" Traditional Gospel Recorded Song of the Year BeBe & CeCe Winans — "I'm The Only One" Cranford & Cece Winans — "Merry Christmas This Year" Lauryn — "Just a Little Talk with Jesus" The Williams Brothers — "It's Only Jesus" The Williams Brothers — "Someday" Dove Award for Rap/Hip Hop Album Jamie Grace — "I Can Only Imagine" Clipse — Hell Hath No Fury KRS-One — Return of the Boom Bap Lloyd Banks — The Hunger For More Pitbull — M.I.A. vs. Mike D Rap/Hip Hop Recorded Song of the Year Kanye West & Ray Lavender — "Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)" Clipse — "Grindin'" Kanye West, Ray Lavender and GLC — "Jesus Walks" Lloyd Banks and Juelz Santana — "Still Fly" Lloyd Banks and Travis Barker — "Stunt 101" Rap/Hip Hop Gospel Recorded Song of the Year Chris Tomlin — "Made to Worship" Aaron Lindsey, Mike Elizondo and Mark Hammond — "Reach Out" Bishop TD Jakes and Raphael Saadiq — "The Way" Kirk Franklin — "Jesus" Lavay Smith & The Red Elephant — "Wanna Be" Rap/Hip Hop Album of the Year Kanye West — 808s & Heartbreak Clipse — Hell Hath No Fury Mary Mary — The Sound of Mary Mary OutKast — Speakerboxxx/The Love Below Ying Yang Twins — U.S.A. (United State of Atlanta) Dance Album of the Year Bobby "Blue" Bland — Complete in 1969: The Vintage Bobby Bland Deborah Cox & Loon — Melt Kleerup & Svenstrup — Show Us the Way Nathan Bartholomy and Peter Toth — Sensual Sash & Pimp Daddy — "Get Dirty" Spanish Language Album of the Year Banda El Recodo De Don Cruz Lizarraga — Canciones de Amor y Vida La Factoría del Fuego — En El Tiempo de la Vida La Factoría del Fuego — Hijos del Sol Patricia O'Callahan — Quiero Estar Contigo Reik — Tiempo de la Luz Special Event Album of the Year Michael W. Smith & Friends — We Need a Little Christmas Michael W. Smith — Michael W. Smith & Friends: Reunion MercyMe — The Worship Project Volume 1 Plumb and Shine — In the House Sister Act — Sister Act: Live in New York Musicals Cabaret (Broadway revival) — John Doyle, book; Iris Rainer Dart, lyrics; Kander and Ebb, music; Universal Studios The Color Purple (Broadway revival) — Stephen Flaherty, book and lyrics; Lynn Ahrens, music; Stephen Flaherty, Lyrics; Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg, producers; Oprah Winfrey, executive producer; Spielberg, co-producer; Oprah Winfrey, associate producer; Universal Studios Fiddler on the Roof — Sheldon Harnick, book and lyrics; Jerry Bock, music; Joseph H. Stewart, executive producer; Universal Studios Wicked — Stephen Schwartz, book and lyrics; Winnie Holzman, music and lyrics; Harvey Fierstein, co-author; Universal Studios Country Folk Gospel Christian & Gospel Spanish Language Other Languages Inspirational Roots Children's Deaths June 25 – Don Pfrimmer, 75, Canadian Country singer August 12 – Barbara Walker, 86, American music journalist September 6 – Dave Koz, 38, jazz guitarist September 7 – Chris Scruggs, 36, bluegrass musician September 17 – Mark Heard, 58, American guitarist, songwriter and music producer October 1 – Frank Guida, 76, American songwriter October 26 – Dolph Rehberger, 67, American singer, banjoist and guitarist (The Kingston Trio) October 27 – Jimmy Dospoy, 77, country singer (The Sons of the Pioneers) October 28 – M. F. Crandon, 96, composer and arranger November 21 – Ronnie Prophet, 72, Canadian singer (Buffalo Springfield) Music awards Grammy Awards Grammy Awards of 2007 Best Male Pop Vocal Performance — "Lucky" performed by Jamie Cullum Best Female Pop Vocal Performance — "Strange Fruit" performed by Macy Gray Best Male Country Vocal Performance — "Cowboy Take Me Away" performed by George Strait Best Female Country Vocal Performance — "There You'll Be" performed by Martina McBride Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal — "Where Are You Now?" performed by Lady Antebellum Best Country Collaboration with Vocals — "Give It Away" performed by Jason Michael Carroll with Kenny Chesney Best Country Instrumental Performance — "Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters" performed by John Cowan Best Country Song — "Strange Fruit" (Mark Campbell, Troy Gentry, Rivers Rutherford) Best Country Album — Buckle Up: The Best of Marty Stuart Best Bluegrass Album — Long Journey Home: A Bluegrass Tribute to the Songs of the Eagles performed by Alison Krauss and Union Station Best Bluegrass Album — The Earls of Leicester: Live at the World's Fair performed by The Earls of Leicester Best Bluegrass Album — The Streets of Baltimore: Live At The Filmore performed by Hot Rize Best Roots Gospel Album — I'll Rise: Award Winners 1968-2006 performed by The Gaither Vocal Band Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal — "A Song for You" performed by Beyoncé Knowles featuring André 3000 Best Pop Performance by a Group or Duo — "Strange World" performed by The Wallflowers Best Pop Vocal Album — Taking the Long Way in 2008 performed by Rihanna Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals — "Soul Meets Body" performed by Christina Aguilera and Lil Wayne Best Pop Instrumental Album — The Guitar Songbook performed by Ry Cooder Best Dance Recording — "Mad World" performed by Michael Andrews and Paul Kalkbrenner Best Dance/Electronica Album — Catch Tomorrow performed by deadmau