• Lucinda Williams for "Righteously" (from "World Without Tears")

• Evanescence featuring Paul McCoy (of 12 Stones) for "Bring Me To Life" (from "Fallen") [ Grammy winner ]

• Tim McGraw for "She's My Kind Of Rain" (from "Tim McGraw And The Dancehall Doctors")

• Brooks & Dunn for "Red Dirt Road" (from "Red Dirt Road")

• Nicholas Payton for "Sonic Trance"

• Aaron Neville for "Nature Boy - The Standards Album"

• Aaron Neville for "Believe"

• Various Artists (including Aaron Neville) for "Gotta Serve Somebody - The Gospel Songs Of Bob Dylan"

• T. D. Jakes & Various Artists (including Aaron Neville) for "Follow The Star"

• Buddy Guy for "Blues Singer" [ Grammy winner ]

• Marcia Ball for "So Many Rivers"

• Sonny Landreth for "The Road We're On"

• Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys for "Bon Rêve"

• Lucinda Williams for "World Without Tears"

• Tom Piazza for "Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: A Musical Journey" [ Grammy winner ]

Aaron Neville is a featured artist on the album "Go Tell It On The Mountain" (Blind Boys of Alabama), nominated in the Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album category. [ Grammy winner ]

Aaron Neville's "Nature Boy - The Standards Album" is also nominated in the Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical category. This award goes to the recording engineer(s).

The Evanescence single, "Bring Me To Life", featuring Paul McCoy (of 12 Stones), is also nominated in the Best Rock Song category. This award goes to the songwriter(s).

The Evanescence album, "Fallen" is nominated in the Album Of The Year category. This award goes to the the artist(s) and to the album producer(s), recording engineer(s)/mixer(s) and mastering engineer. Producers were Mandeville, LA resident Dave Fortman and Ben Moody (of Evanescence).

Here is the complete list of nominees for the 46th Annual Grammy Awards.

Here is the complete list of winners for the 46th Annual Grammy Awards.