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8th Wonder! One More Grammy Entry From "A Talent For Loving"

Hey y'all.
A discovery today: the title track from my CD, A Talent For Loving, is an official Grammy entry in the Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance category. Quite a surprise to find myself in that company, but I am not complaining. That brings the total entries for the 51st Grammy Awards up to 8.

The other previously announced entries are:
Record of the Year (Everything My Heart Desires)
Song of the Year (Everything My Heart Desires)
Album of the Year
Best New Artist
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance (Everyone's Ingenue)
Best Pop Vocal Album
Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance (Everything My Heart Desires)
and now Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance (A Talent For Loving)

Reviewers and fans alike have raved that my CD has something for everyone. Apparently NARAS, the Grammy's parent Association, feels the same way. I am very honored and blessed by God.

I'm also pleased, because I will be attending the The GRAMMY Nomination Concert Live at the Nokia theatre on Dec. 3. This show will be presented on CBS at 9 PM EST. Check your local listings.

Peace & Disco Beats

Comments

Unknown said…
Norm, congrats! We know how good the album and these tracks are. It's about time the Grammy voters hear the well-deserved buzz!

-Numero Dos
8:03 AM, October 23, 2008
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