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43rd Grammy Awards Gospel Nominees

Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album for a solo, duo or group vocal performance.

Album	Artist	Record Label
You Can Make It	Shirley Caesar	Myrrh/Word
It Was You	Mighty Clouds of Joy	CGI/Platinum
Family & Friends Live From Detroit	Rev. James Moore	Malaco Records
Devotion	Aaron Neville	EMI Gospel
Ole Rickety Bridge	Dorothy Norwood	Malaco Records
The Concert	The Williams Brothers	Blackberry Records

Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album for a solo, duo or group vocal performance.

Album	Artist	Record Label
Purpose By Design	Fred Hammond & Radical For Christ	Verity Records
Thankful	Mary Mary	Columbia/Sony
Family Affair	Hezekiah Walker & The Love Fellowship Crusade Choir	Verity Records
Love & Freedom	BeBe Winans	Motown Records
Alabaster Box	CeCe Winans	Wellspring Gospel

Best Gospel Choir Or Chorus Album for choirs or choruses only, with or without lead vocalist(s).

Album	Artist	Record Label
>Get Your Praise On	New Direction; Jeral V. Gray, Sr. & Percy E. Gray, Jr., Choir Directors	Myrrh/Word
Higher	Youth For Christ; Rev. Milton Biggham & Troy L. Sneed, Sr., Choir Directors	Savoy/Malaco
Live: God Is Working	Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir; Carol Cymbala, Choir Director	M2.0 Music
Send Up The Praise	University of Mississippi Gospel Choir; Ron Briggs, Jason Clark & Dee Thomas, Choir Directors	Malaco Records
Tri-city4.com	The Tri-City Singers; Donald Lawrence, Choir Director	EMI Gospel

Best Rock Gospel Album for a solo, duo or group vocal performance.

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