It might sound like a subtle difference, but it’s actually pretty substantial. Song of the Year goes to the songwriters, and Record of the Year goes to everyone involved in the recording process—engineers, producers, and artists. So, therefore, Song of the Year awards a song with outstanding melodies and lyrics, while Record of the Year recognizes the best mixing, mastering, production, and performances.
The "song of the year" award goes to songwriters; "record of the year" goes to the performer.
Album of the year in 2002 was "Oh brother where are thou?" But the Record of the year (which is the award you are probably interested in) was "Walk On" by U2
Norah Jones IMPROVED ANSWER Norah Jones never won the Grammy for Song of the Year. As far as I'm concerned, no artists has won those awards all in the same ceremony. However, Carole King won Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Album of the Year in 1972. Christopher Cross has won Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist of the Year at the same ceremony, in 1980. The song which is also the title of the album is "Sailing".
1971 on the Alarm Clock album.
I'm not positive if she will, but she said that she might but out a third record later this year, so i think so.
Sony Music Studios released Beyonce's album B'Day which included the song Irreplaceable. The album was released in 2006 and Irreplaceable won several awards the following year.
The Who recorded their album "Who Are You" in the year 1978. The album was released on August 18, 1978.
Album of the year in 2002 was "Oh brother where are thou?" But the Record of the year (which is the award you are probably interested in) was "Walk On" by U2
Norah Jones IMPROVED ANSWER Norah Jones never won the Grammy for Song of the Year. As far as I'm concerned, no artists has won those awards all in the same ceremony. However, Carole King won Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Album of the Year in 1972. Christopher Cross has won Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist of the Year at the same ceremony, in 1980. The song which is also the title of the album is "Sailing".
Selena Gomez's album "A Year Without Rain" is going to be released on late September 2010, probably between the 20th and the 28th. Her previous album, Kiss & Tell was released in September 2009, so the new album is coming 1 year later than the first.
The Distillers very first album was under the record label Epitaph in 1999. They also used the same recording label for their 2nd album just a year later in 2000.
He sang it on the album between 1973and 1976, recorded on the LP "Premonition" I believe (the best of all his albums)
Carole King in 1972 Album: "Tapestry" Song: "You've Got a Friend" Record: "It's Too Late"
1971 on the Alarm Clock album.
There was no such thing as an album during Beethoven's lifetime, as the technology to record sound hadn't been invented yet.
Her Season 3 Hannah Montana album comes out July 6th (or something like that) of 2009 but she is not releasing a self album this year.
It's on the Don Williams Volume 3 album, 1974.
The singer won 2008 Grammy Awards in the categories of Record of the Year, Song of the Year, & Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for the single "Rehab", while her album Back to Black was nominated for Album of the Year & won the Best Pop Vocal Album award.