Our two music awards editors -- David Schnelwar and Darrin Dortch -- agree on the winner of Best Traditional Pop Album at this Sunday's Grammys.
“Christmas” - Michael Buble -- David, Darrin
“A Holiday Carole” - Carole King
“Kisses On The Bottom” - Paul McCartney
David's analysis
A holiday album has never won Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. This may be the year that ends.
After all, Michael Buble pulled off the impossible in this category by stopping Tony Bennett’s undefeated streak in 2009. Buble has won in this category three times.
“Kisses On The Bottom” was highly publicized but, surprisingly, Paul McCartney is not a Grammy favorite as of late. He lost Best Pop Vocal Album twice, first to Kelly Clarkson (2005) and then Amy Winehouse (2007).
Darrin's analysis
Christmas albums never win Grammys, but Buble’s disc sold extremely well. Plus, he’s a three-time winner in this category. He’ll edge out veteran Paul McCartney (“Kisses On the Bottom”).
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GENERAL FIELD
Album of the Year: David, Darrin
Record of the Year: David, Darrin
Song of the Year: David, Darrin
New Artist
POP
Pop Solo Performance
Pop Duo/Group Performance
Pop Vocal Album
Traditional Pop Album
DANCE
Dance Recording
Dance/Electronica Album
ROCK
Rock Performance
Rock Song
Rock Album
Alternative Music Album
R&B
R&B Performance
R&B Song
Rap Album
Traditional R&B Performance
RAP
Rap Performance
Rap/Sung Collaboration
Rap Song
Rap Album
Urban Contemporary Album
COUNTRY
Country Solo Performance
Country Duo/Pop Performance
Country Song
Country Album
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