Grammy Awards 1964
The 6th Grammy Awards · Held May 12, 1964 · 16 categories · everything in 1964
Album of the Year
- Winner The Barbra Streisand Album
Record of the Year
- Winner Days of Wine and Roses from Days of Wine and Roses · Henry Mancini
- Nominee Dominique · The Singing Nun
Song of the Year
- Winner Days of Wine and Roses from Days of Wine and Roses · Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer
Best New Artist
- Winner The Swingle Singers
- Nominee John Gary
- Nominee Trini Lopez
- Nominee Vikki Carr
Best Children's Music Album
- Winner Bernstein Conducts for Young People · Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic
- Nominee Addition And Subtraction
- Nominee Children's Concert · Pete Seeger
- Nominee Let's Go To The Zoo
- Nominee On Top Of Spaghetti · Tom Glazner
- Nominee Puff (The Magic Dragon) · Peter, Paul and Mary
- Nominee Winnie-the-Pooh · Jack Gilford, Jack Gilford
Best Comedy Album
- Winner Hello Mudduh, Hello Faddah · Allan Sherman
- Nominee Bill Cosby Is A Very Funny Fellow, Right! · Bill Cosby
- Nominee Carl Reiner And Mel Brooks At The Cannes Film Festival · Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks
- Nominee I Am The Greatest · Cassius Clay
- Nominee Think Ethnic · The Smothers Brothers
Best Contemporary Song
- Winner Deep Purple · April Stevens, Nino Tempo
- Nominee Another Saturday Night
- Nominee I Will Follow Him · Little Peggy March
- Nominee It's My Party · Lesley Gore
- Nominee Our Day Will Come · Ruby Romantics, the Romantics
- Nominee Teen Scene · Chet Atkins
Best Country & Western Recording
- Winner Detroit City · Bobby Bare
- Nominee Flatt And Scruggs At Carnegie Hall · Flatt And Scruggs
- Nominee Love's Gonna Live Here · Buck Owens
- Nominee Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street) · Hank Snow
- Nominee Ring Of Fire · Johnny Cash
- Nominee Saginaw, Michigan · Lefty Frizzell
- Nominee The Porter Wagoner Show · Porter Wagoner
Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording
- Winner Blowin' in the Wind · Peter, Paul and Mary
- Nominee Green, Green · The New Christy Minstrels
- Nominee Judy Collins #3 · Judy Collins
- Nominee Odetta Sings Folk Songs · Odetta
- Nominee The World Of Miriam Makeba · Miriam Makeba
- Nominee Walk Right In · The Rooftop Singers
- Nominee We Shall Overcome
Best Inspirational Performance
- Winner Dominique · Soeur Sourire
- Nominee Make A Joyful Noise · The Limeliters
- Nominee Piano In Concert
- Nominee Recorded Live! · Bessie Griffin, The Gospel Pearls
- Nominee Steppin' Right In
- Nominee The Earth Is The Lord's (And The Fullness Thereof) · George Beverly Shea
- Nominee The Story Of Christmas · The Roger Wagner Chorale, Tennessee Ernie Ford
Best Jazz Instrumental Album
- Winner Conversations with Myself · Bill Evans
- Nominee 4 To Go! · Ray Brown, Andre Previn, Herb Ellis, Shelly Manne
- Nominee Criss-Cross · Thelonious Monk
- Nominee Dave Brubeck At Carnegie Hall · Dave Brubeck Quartet
- Nominee Our Man In New Orleans · Al Hirt
- Nominee Peter Nero In Person
- Nominee Seven Steps To Heaven · Miles Davis
Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album
- Winner Encore: Woody Herman, 1963 · Woody Herman
- Nominee Full Nelson · Oliver Nelson Orchestra
- Nominee Gerry Mulligan '63 · Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band
- Nominee Our Man In New Orleans
- Nominee Quincy Jones Plays The Hip Hits
- Nominee Seven Steps To Heaven
Best Performance by a Chorus
- Winner Bach's Greatest Hits · Ward Swingle
- Nominee Charade from Charade
- Nominee Green, Green
- Nominee The Joy Of Christmas · Richard Conde
- Nominee The Many Moods Of Christmas · Robert Shaw Chorale
Best Performance by a Vocal Group
- Winner Blowin' in the Wind · Peter, Paul and Mary
- Nominee Hey, Look Us Over!
- Nominee Like Sing - Jackie And Roy Kral
- Nominee The Hi-Lo's Happen To The Bossa Nova
- Nominee Waitin' For The Evening Train · Anita Kerr Singers
Best R&B Performance
- Winner Busted · Ray Charles
- Nominee (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave · Martha Vandellas, the Vandellas
- Nominee Frankie And Johnny
- Nominee Hello Stranger · Barbara Lewis
- Nominee Hey, Little Girl · Major Lance
- Nominee Part Time Love · Little Johnny Taylor
- Nominee Since I Fell For You · Lenny Welch
Best Spoken Word Album
- Winner Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? · Edward Albee, Melinda Dillon, George Grizzard, Uta Hagen, Arthur Hill
- Nominee John F. Kennedy - The Presidential Years (With David Tieg As Narrator) · John F. Kennedy
- Nominee Strange Interlude · Betty Field, Jane Fonda, Ben Gazzara, Pat Hingle, Geraldine Page, Richard Thomas, Franchot Tone
- Nominee The Badmen
- Nominee We Shall Overcome (The March On Washington... August 28, 1963) · Martin Luther King Jr.