World Music Field
- Best Traditional World Music Album
- When the Soul Is Settled: Music of Iraq – Rahim Al Haj With Souhail Kaspa
- From Mali to America – Cheick Hamala Diabat & Bob Carlin
- Live at Couleur Café – Konono Nº1
- African Spirit – Soweto Gospel Choir
- Singing for Life: Songs of Hope, Healing, and HIV/AIDS in Uganda – Various Artists
- Best Contemporary World Music Album
- Céu – Céu
- Gil Luminoso – Gilberto Gil
- Momento – Bebel Gilberto
- Djin Djin – Angelique Kidjo
- An Ancient Muse – Loreena McKennitt
- Best Hawaiian Music Album
- Ka Hikina O Ka Hau (The Coming of the Snow) – Keola Beamer
- Hawaiiana – Tia Carrere
- He'eia – Cyril Pahinui
- Hawaiian Blossom – Raiatea Helm
- Treasures of Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar – Various Artists
- Best Zydeco Or Cajun Music Album
- Le Cowboy Creole – Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
- King Cake – Lisa Haley
- Live: Á La Blue Moon – Lost Bayou Ramblers
- Blues De Musicien – Pine Leaf Boys
- Racines – Racines
- The La Louisianne Sessions – Roddie Romero and the Hub City All–Stars
- Live! Worldwide – Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience
- Best Polka Album
- Polka's Revenge – Brave Combo
- Bulletproof Polkas – John Gora & Gorale
- Polka Freak Out – Bubba Hernandez & Alex Meixner
- Dueling Polkas – Walter Ostanek and His Band & Brian Sklar and the Western Senators
- Come Share the Wine – Jimmy Sturr & His Orchestra
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