Folk Field
- Best Traditional Folk Album
- Try Me One More Time – David Bromberg
- Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John – Peter Case
- Banjo Talkin – Cathy Fink
- Dirt Farmer – Levon Helm
- Charlie Louvin – Charlie Louvin
- Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album
- The Calling – Mary Chapin Carpenter
- My Name Is Buddy – Ry Cooder
- Washington Square Serenade – Steve Earle
- Children Running Through – Patty Griffin
- Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards – Tom Waits
- Best Bluegrass Album
- Cherryholmes II: Black and White – Cherryholmes
- Lefty's Old Guitar – J. D. Crowe and The New South
- The Bluegrass Diaries – Jim Lauderdale
- Scenechronized – The Seldom Scene
- Double Banjo Bluegrass Spectacular – Tony Trischka
- Best Native American Music Album
- Oklahoma Style – Walter Ahhaitty & Friends
- Watch This Dancer! – Black Lodge
- The Ballad of Old Times – Davis Mitchell
- Reconnections – R. Carlos Nakai, Cliff Sarde, William Eaton & Randy Wood
- Totemic Flute Chants – Johnny Whitehorse
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