Which artists, albums and songs should have won during the 1986 Grammy Awards?
When it comes to the Grammys, sometimes the real winner is the song you’re still singing decades later.
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We’ve all been there: watching our favorite awards show and feeling robbed when our personal favorite artist doesn’t take home the big win. While a nomination still means something, sometimes bringing home the trophy is what really matters.
There have been 68 Grammy Award ceremonies, and they’ve only grown bigger over the years. With the 1986 Grammys turning 40 this year, we’re giving you a chance to rewrite history.
Take a look at these real nominees and tell us who you think should have walked away with the Grammy Award that year. No acceptance speech required!
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Which album would have been your number one pick to win in 1986?
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Which album should have won Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Special?
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Which of these should have won Best Comedy Recording?
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Which song should have won Song of the Year at the Grammys?
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Which group should have won Best Rock Vocal Group?
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Which artist should have won Best Rock Male Vocalist at the 1986 Grammy Awards?
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Which artist should have won Best Rock Female Artist?
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Which artist should have won Best Country & Western Vocal Performance (Male)?
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Which artist should have won Best Country & Western Vocal Performance (Female)?
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Which artist should have won Best Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance — Duo or Group?
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Which artist should have won Best Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance (Female)?
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Which artist should have won Best New Artist?
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Which artist should have won Best Pop Female Vocalist?
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Which artist should have won Record of the Year?
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Which artists, albums and songs should have won during the 1986 Grammy Awards?
Your Result...
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