Traditional Gospel Album of The Year
"Bow Down And Worship Him"; Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Mass Choir; Percy Bady; Gospo Centric
"Christmas With Shirley Caesar"; Shirley Caesar; Steven Ford, Shirley Caesar; Myrrh Records Black Music Division
"My Soul Feels Better Right Now"; Della Reese; Franklin Lett; Homeland
"Now That I'm Here"; Beverly Crawford; Dan Cleary; Warner Alliance
"So Good"; Colorado Mass Choir featuring Joe Pace; Rudolph Stanfield, Paul Wright III, Joe Pace II; Verity Records
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