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American Music Award for Favorite Country Album

American Music Award


Summary

American Music Award

FieldValue
nameAmerican Music Awards for Favorite Country Album
presenterAmerican Music Awards
year1974
holderBeyoncé – Cowboy Carter
most_winsCarrie Underwood (6)
most_nominationsGarth Brooks (10)
countryUnited States
websitetheamas.com
imageBeyoncé - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - 1st June 2023 (10 of 118) (52946364598) (best crop).jpg
image_captionCowboy Carter by Beyoncé is the most recent recipient.

The American Music Award for Favorite Album – Country has been awarded since 1974. Years reflect the year in which the awards were presented, for works released in the previous year (until 2003 onward when awards were handed out on November of the same year). The all-time winner in this category is Carrie Underwood with 6 wins; Underwood is also the only artist in the show's history to have all six consecutive albums win. Garth Brooks is the most nominated artist with 10 nominations.

Winners and nominees

1970s

YearArtistAlbumRef1974
(1st)1975
(2nd)1976
(3rd)1977
(4th)1978
(5th)1979
(6th)
Charley Pride*A Sunshiny Day with Charley Pride*
Charlie RichBehind Closed Doors
Tammy WynetteFirst Songs of the First Lady
Olivia Newton-John*Let Me Be There*
Charlie RichA Very Special Love Song
Behind Closed Doors
John Denver*Back Home Again*
Freddy FenderBefore the Next Teardrop Falls
Olivia Newton-JohnHave You Never Been Mellow
Glen Campbell*Rhinestone Cowboy*
Ronnie Milsap20/20 Vision
Willie NelsonRed Headed Stranger
Dolly Parton*New Harvest – First Gathering*
Waylon JenningsAre You Ready for the Country
Ol' Waylon
Kenny Rogers*Ten Years of Gold*
Dolly PartonHere You Come Again
Linda RonstadtSimple Dreams

1980s

YearArtistAlbumRef1980
(7th)1981
(8th)1982
(9th)1983
(10th)1984
(11th)1985
(12th)1986
(13th)1987
(14th)1988
(15th)1989
(16th)
Kenny Rogers*The Gambler*
Crystal GayleMiss the Mississippi
Waylon JenningsGreatest Hits
Kenny Rogers*The Gambler*
Waylon JenningsMusic Man
Kenny RogersTen Years of Gold
Kenny Rogers*Greatest Hits*
AlabamaFeels So Right
Waylon JenningsGreatest Hits
Anne MurrayAnne Murray's Greatest Hits
Willie Nelson*Always on My Mind*
AlabamaMountain Music
The Oak Ridge BoysFancy Free
Alabama*The Closer You Get...*
Lee GreenwoodSomebody's Gonna Love You
Merle Haggard and Willie NelsonPancho & Lefty
Ricky SkaggsHighways & Heartaches
Kenny Rogers*Eyes That See in the Dark*
AlabamaRoll On
Ricky SkaggsDon't Cheat in Our Hometown
Alabama*40-Hour Week*
Willie NelsonCity of New Orleans
Ricky SkaggsCountry Boy
Alabama*Greatest Hits*
The JuddsRockin' with the Rhythm
Reba McEntireWhoever's in New England
George StraitSomething Special
Randy Travis*Always & Forever*
The JuddsHeartland
George StraitOcean Front Property
Randy Travis*Always & Forever*
George StraitIf You Ain't Lovin' You Ain't Livin'
Ricky Van SheltonWild-Eyed Dream

1990s

YearArtistAlbumRef1990
(17th)1991
(18th)1992
(19th)1993
(20th)1994
(21st)1995
(22nd)1996
(23rd)1997
(24th)1998
(25th)1999
(26th)
Randy Travis*Old 8×10*
George StraitBeyond the Blue Neon
Hank Williams Jr.Greatest Hits, Vol. 3
Reba McEntire*Reba Live*
Clint BlackKillin' Time
George StraitLivin' It Up
Garth Brooks*No Fences*
Clint BlackPut Yourself in My Shoes
Garth BrooksRopin' the Wind
Alan JacksonDon't Rock the Jukebox
Travis TrittIt's All About to Change
Reba McEntire*For My Broken Heart*
Garth BrooksThe Chase
Billy Ray CyrusSome Gave All
Alan Jackson*A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'bout Love)*
Brooks & DunnHard Workin' Man
Garth BrooksIn Pieces
Reba McEntireIt's Your Call
Reba McEntire*Read My Mind*
Alan JacksonWho I Am
Various ArtistsCommon Thread: The Songs of the Eagles
Garth Brooks*The Hits*
Brooks & DunnWaitin' on Sundown
Shania TwainThe Woman in Me
George Strait*Blue Clear Sky*
Garth BrooksFresh Horses
Shania TwainThe Woman in Me
George Strait*Carrying Your Love with Me*
Tim McGrawEverywhere
LeAnn RimesUnchained Melody: The Early Years
Trisha Yearwood(Songbook) A Collection of Hits
Garth Brooks*Sevens*
George StraitOne Step at a Time
Shania TwainCome On Over

2000s

YearArtistAlbumRef2000
(27th)2001
(28th)2002
(29th)2003
(30th)2003
(31st)2004
(32nd)2005
(33rd)2006
(34th)2007
(35th)2008
(36th)2009
(37th)
Garth Brooks*Double Live*
Dixie ChicksFly
George StraitAlways Never the Same
Faith Hill*Breathe*
Alan JacksonUnder the Influence
Toby KeithHow Do You Like Me Now?!
Tim McGraw*Set This Circus Down*
Brooks & DunnSteers & Stripes
LonestarI'm Already There
Dixie Chicks*Home*
Kenny ChesneyNo Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems
Alan JacksonDrive
Toby KeithUnleashed
Toby Keith*Unleashed*
Tim McGrawTim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors
Rascal FlattsMelt
Shania TwainUp!
Toby Keith*Shock'n Y'all*
Kenny ChesneyWhen the Sun Goes Down
Martina McBrideMartina
Tim McGraw*Live Like You Were Dying*
Toby KeithHonkytonk University
Gretchen WilsonHere for the Party
Tim McGraw*Reflected: Greatest Hits Vol. 2*
Johnny CashThe Legend of Johnny Cash
Rascal FlattsMe and My Gang
Carrie Underwood*Some Hearts*
Rascal FlattsMe and My Gang
Tim McGrawLet It Go
Carrie Underwood*Carnival Ride*
Garth BrooksThe Ultimate Hits
Rascal FlattsStill Feels Good
Taylor Swift*Fearless*
Rascal FlattsUnstoppable
Zac Brown BandThe Foundation

2010s

YearArtistAlbumRef2010
(38th)2011
(39th)2012
(40th)2013
(41st)2014
(42nd)2015
(43rd)2016
(44th)2017
(45th)2018
(46th)2019
(47th)
Carrie Underwood*Play On*
Jason AldeanWide Open
Lady AntebellumNeed You Now
Taylor Swift*Speak Now*
Jason AldeanMy Kinda Party
The Band PerryThe Band Perry
Carrie Underwood*Blown Away*
Luke BryanTailgates & Tanlines
Lionel RichieTuskegee
Taylor Swift*Red*
Luke BryanCrash My Party
Florida Georgia LineHere's to the Good Times
Brantley Gilbert*Just as I Am*
Garth BrooksBlame It All on My Roots: Five Decades of Influences
Eric ChurchThe Outsiders
Florida Georgia Line*Anything Goes*
Jason AldeanOld Boots, New Dirt
Sam HuntMontevallo
Carrie Underwood*Storyteller*
Luke BryanKill the Lights
Chris StapletonTraveller
Keith Urban*Ripcord*
Jason AldeanThey Don't Know
Chris StapletonFrom A Room: Volume 1
Kane Brown*Kane Brown*
Luke CombsThis One's for You
Thomas RhettLife Changes
Carrie Underwood*Cry Pretty*
Dan + ShayDan + Shay
Kane BrownExperiment

2020s

YearArtistAlbumRef2020
(48th)2021
(49th)2022
(50th)2025
(51st)
Blake Shelton*Fully Loaded: God's Country*
Luke CombsWhat You See Is What You Get
Morgan WallenIf I Know Me
Gabby Barrett*Goldmine*
Lee BriceHey World
Luke BryanBorn Here Live Here Die Here
Chris StapletonStarting Over
Morgan WallenDangerous: The Double Album
Taylor Swift*Red (Taylor's Version)*
Luke CombsGrowin' Up
Walker HayesCountry Stuff: The Album
Cody JohnsonHuman: The Double Album
Carrie UnderwoodDenim & Rhinestones
Beyoncé*Cowboy Carter*
Jelly RollBeautifully Broken
Megan MoroneyAm I Okay?
Post MaloneF-1 Trillion
ShaboozeyWhere I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going

Category facts

Multiple wins

; 6 wins

  • Carrie Underwood ; 5 wins
  • Kenny Rogers ; 4 wins
  • Garth Brooks
  • Taylor Swift

; 3 wins

  • Alabama
  • Reba McEntire
  • Tim McGraw
  • Randy Travis ; 2 wins
  • Toby Keith
  • George Strait

Multiple nominations

; 10 nominations

  • Garth Brooks

; 9 nominations

  • George Strait

; 7 nominations

  • Carrie Underwood

; 6 nominations

  • Alabama
  • Tim McGraw
  • Kenny Rogers

; 5 nominations

  • Alan Jackson
  • Waylon Jennings
  • Toby Keith
  • Reba McEntire
  • Rascal Flatts

; 4 nominations

  • Jason Aldean
  • Willie Nelson
  • Shania Twain ; 3 nominations
  • Brooks & Dunn
  • Luke Bryan
  • Charlie Rich
  • Ricky Skaggs
  • Taylor Swift
  • Randy Travis

; 2 nominations

  • Clint Black
  • Kenny Chesney
  • Dixie Chicks
  • Florida Georgia Line
  • The Judds
  • Olivia Newton-John
  • Dolly Parton
  • Chris Stapleton

References

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