2016 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Let It Burn" |
Jazmine Sullivan, Dwane M. Weir II |
2000 |
N |
Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (from movie "The Prince of Egypt" (1998)) |
"The Prince Of Egypt (When You Believe)" |
Steve Schwartz |
1999 |
N |
Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals |
"How Come, How Long" |
Stevie Wonder |
1998 |
W |
Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical) |
- |
- |
1998 |
N |
Album of the Year |
"The Day" |
- |
1998 |
N |
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance |
"Everytime I Close My Eyes" |
- |
1998 |
N |
Best R&B Album |
"The Day" |
- |
1998 |
N |
Best Song Written for a Motion Picture or for Television (from "Soul Food") |
"A Song For Mama" |
- |
1998 |
N |
Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals |
"Silver Springs" |
Stevie Wonder |
1998 |
N |
Best Music Video, Short Form |
"How Come, How Long" |
- |
1997 |
W |
Record of the Year |
"Change The World" |
Eric Clapton |
1997 |
W |
Producer of the Year |
- |
- |
1997 |
W |
Best R&B Song |
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" |
- |
1997 |
N |
Song of the Year |
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" |
- |
1997 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"You're Makin' Me High" |
Bryce Wilson |
1997 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Sitting Up In My Room" |
- |
1997 |
N |
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television (from movie "Waiting to Exhale" (1995)) |
"It Hurts Like Hell" |
- |
1997 |
N |
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television (from movie "Waiting to Exhale" (1995)) |
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" |
- |
1997 |
N |
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television (from movie "Waiting to Exhale" (1995)) |
"Count On Me" |
Michael Houston, Whitney Houston |
1997 |
N |
Best R&B Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group |
"Slow Jams" |
Tamia, Portrait, Barry White |
1996 |
W |
Producer of the Year |
- |
- |
1996 |
N |
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television (from movie "Bad Boys" (1995)) |
"Someone to Love" |
- |
1996 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"You Can't Run" |
- |
1996 |
N |
Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals |
"Someone To Love" |
Jon B. |
1996 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Red Light Special" |
- |
1995 |
W |
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance |
"When Can I See You" |
- |
1995 |
W |
Best R&B Song |
"I'll Make Love To You" |
- |
1995 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"When Can I See You" |
- |
1995 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"You Mean The World To Me" |
L.A. Reid, Daryl Simmons |
1994 |
W |
Album of the Year (as a producer) |
"The Bodyguard" (soundtrack) |
Whitney Houston, BeBe Winans, David Cole |
1994 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Can We Talk" |
Daryl Simmons |
1994 |
N |
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance |
"For The Cool In You" |
- |
1993 |
W |
Producer of the Year (Non-Classical) |
- |
L.A. Reid |
1993 |
W |
Best R&B Song |
"End Of The Road" |
L.A. Reid, Daryl Simmons |
1991 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"My, My, My" (Johnny Gill's song) |
L.A. Reid, Daryl Simmons |
1991 |
N |
Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male |
"Whip Appeal" |
- |
1990 |
N |
Best R&B Instrumental Performance |
"It's No Crime" (Instrumental) |
- |
1990 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Superwoman" |
L.A. Reid |
1990 |
N |
Producer of the Year (Non - Classical) |
- |
L.A. Reid |
1990 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Every Little Step" |
L.A. Reid |
1989 |
N |
Best R&B Song |
"Don't Be Cruel" |
L.A. Reid & Daryl Simmons |