The 10 artists who've won the most Grammys Awards of all time.
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she impacted the world forever at Grammys 2021: With nine nominations— and three successes — at the service, she turned into the most adorned lady in Grammys history.
In addition to the fact that jones was, 89, a piece of Michael Jackson's notable "Thrill ride" clear in 1984 as maker of that exemplary LP, he likewise won Collection of the Year for his own "Back on the Block" in 1991. Right behind Solti on the record-breaking list, Q previously won for Best Instrumental Plan (of the Count Basie Symphony's "I Can't Quit Cherishing You") in 1964.
The bluegrass queen, 51, has achieved success both solo and with her band Union Station. Her biggest wins, however, came in 2009, when she shared Album of the Year ("Raising Sand") and Record of the Year ("Please Read the Letter") with Robert Plant.
From 1976 (Best Jazz Performance by a Group for "No Mystery," with Return to Forever) to 2022 (Best Improvised Jazz Solo for "Humpty Dumpty" and Best Latin Jazz Album for "Mirror Mirror"), this late jazz pianist has received Grammy Awards in every decade since the 1970s. It's understandable why Corea, who passed away in February 2021 at the age of 79, was honoured with a Grammy in 1999.
This 72-year-old R&B legend shares the distinction with Frank Sinatra and Paul Simon of having won Album of the Year three times. He was successful for three albums in a row: "Innervisions" from 1973, "Fulfillingness' First Finale" from 1974, and "Songs in the Key of Life" from 1976.
The incredible film author, 90, just broke his own record with his 52nd Oscar selection (Best Unique Score for "Star Wars: The Ascent of Skywalker"). Be that as it may, while he's just brought back home five Foundation Grants, he's won almost five fold the amount of at the Grammys, generally as of late in 2017.
Beyoncé's hubby is a big deal Grammy chief, as well, with the vast majority of his equipment coming in the rap classifications — his initially being for Best Rap Collection ("Vol. 2 … Hard Knock Life") back in 1999.
Notwithstanding three successive Collection of the Year selections (for 2004's "The College Dropout," 2005's "Late Registration" and 2007's "Graduation"), Yeezy, 45, has never copped that sought after prize. All things considered, he has had the option to comfort himself with 22 different gramophones, generally as of late winning for Best Melodic Rap Execution and Best Rap Tune in 2022.
Bono, 62, and organization have won the renowned Collection of the Year two times — first for their 1987 work of art "The Joshua Tree" and afterward for 2004's "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb." However they've likewise guaranteed triumphs two times in two other Huge Four classifications: Record of the Year ("Beautiful Day," "Walk On") and Tune of the Year ("Beautiful Day," "Sometime You Can't Make It on Your Own").
Beginning with his 1990 triumph for Best Country Vocal Execution, Male (for "When I Call Your Name"), the artist guitarist, 65, has come up large in the country classifications throughout the long term. His last success came in 2021 for Best Nation Solo Execution ("When Amy Prays").