Grammy Award du meilleur album de reggae

	Grammy Award du meilleur album de reggae
	; Jimmy Cliff a reçu le prix en 1986
Nom original	Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album
Description	Récompense musicale
Organisateur	National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Pays	États-Unis
Date de création	1985
Dernier récipiendaire	Julian Marley & Antaeus (2024)
Site officiel	grammy.com
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Le Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album (Grammy Award du meilleur album de reggae) est une récompense musicale décernée depuis 1985 lors de la cérémonies des Grammy Awards.

Nom originalGrammy Award for Best Reggae Album

DescriptionRécompense musicale

OrganisateurNational Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences

PaysÉtats-Unis

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Initialement intitulé Grammy Award for Best Reggae Recording, le prix était décerné à des artistes pour une chanson ou un album. En 1992, le nom a été changé en Best Reggae Album. Depuis 2002, les prix sont également décernés aux ingénieurs sons, mixeurs et producteurs en plus des interprètes. D'après la description du prix donnée lors de la 52^e cérémonie des Grammy Awards, les travaux qui peuvent être récompensés sont des albums de reggae vocaux et instrumentaux « contenant au moins 51 % en temps de nouveaux enregistrements », incluant le roots reggae, le dancehall et le ska^[1].

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Année^[2]	Artiste(s)	Nationalité	Albums	Nominés	Références
1985	Black Uhuru	Jamaïque	Anthem	Jimmy Cliff – Reggae Night Steel Pulse – "Steppin' Out" Peter Tosh – Captured Live Yellowman – King Yellowman	^[3]
1986	Jimmy Cliff	Jamaïque	Cliff Hanger	Blue Riddim Band – Alive in Jamaica Burning Spear – Resistance Judy Mowatt – Working Wonders Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers – Play the Game Right	^[4]
1987	Steel Pulse	Royaume-Uni	Babylon the Bandit	Black Uhuru – Brutal Jimmy Cliff – Club Paradise Linton Kwesi Johnson and the Dub Band – Linton Kwesi Johnson in Concert with the Dub Band The Itals – Rasta Philosophy	^[5]
1988	Peter Tosh	Jamaïque	No Nuclear War	Black Uhuru – Brutal Dub Burning Spear – People of the World Third World – Hold On to Love UB40 – UB40 CCCP: Live in Moscow	^[6]
1989	Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers	Jamaïque	Conscious Party	Jimmy Cliff – Hanging Fire Toots – Toots in Memphis UB40 – UB40 UB40 and Chrissie Hynde – Breakfast in Bed	^[7]

Année^[2]	Artiste(s)	Nationalité	Albums	Nominés	Références
1990	Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers	Jamaïque	One Bright Day	Bunny Wailer – Liberation Burning Spear – Live in Paris Zenith '88 Third World – Serious Business Wailers Band – I.D.	^[8]
1991	Bunny Wailer	Jamaïque	Time Will Tell: A Tribute to Bob Marley	Black Uhuru – Now Burning Spear – Mek We Dweet Toots & the Maytals – An Hour Live Andrew Tosh – Make Place for the Youth	^[9]
1992	Shabba Ranks	Jamaïque	As Raw As Ever	Black Uhuru – Iron Storm Bunny Wailer – Gumption Rita Marley – We Must Carry On Steel Pulse – Victims Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers – Jahmekya	^[10]
1993	Shabba Ranks	Jamaïque	X-tra Naked	Jimmy Cliff – Breakout Steel Pulse – Rastafari Centennial: Live in Paris – Élysée Montmartre The Wailing Souls – All Over the World Third World – Committed	^[11]
1994	Inner Circle	Jamaïque	Bad Boys	Black Uhuru – Mystical Truth Burning Spear – The World Should Know Maxi Priest – Fe Real Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers – Joy and Blues	^[12]
1995	Bunny Wailer	Jamaïque	Crucial! Roots Classics	Aswad – Rise and Shine Black Uhuru – Strongg Dennis Brown – Light My Fire Inner Circle – Reggae Dancer Divers artistes – Stir It Up	^[13]
1996	Shaggy	Jamaïque États-Unis	Boombastic	Burning Spear – Rasta Business The Skatalites – Hi-Bop Ska! The 30th Anniversary Recording Third World – Live It Up Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers – Free Like We Want 2 B	^[14]
1997	Bunny Wailer	Jamaïque	Hall of Fame: A Tribute to Bob Marley's 50th Anniversary	Gregory Isaacs – Mr. Cool Maxi Priest – Man with the Fun Sister Carol – Lyrically Potent The Skatalites – Greetings from Skamania	^[15]
1998	Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers	Jamaïque	Fallen Is Babylon	Aswad – Big Up Burning Spear – Appointment with His Majesty Steel Pulse – Rage and Fury Yellowman – Freedom of Speech	^[16]
1999	Sly and Robbie	Jamaïque	Friends	Buju Banton – Inna Heights Beenie Man – Many Moods of Moses The Wailing Souls – Psychedelic Souls Toots and the Maytals – Ska Father	^[17]

Année^[2]	Artiste(s)	Nationalité	Albums	Nominés	Références
2000	Burning Spear	Jamaïque	Calling Rastafari	Aswad – Roots Revival Beenie Man – The Doctor Steel Pulse – Living Legacy Third World – Generation Coming	^[18]
2001	Beenie Man	Jamaïque	Art and Life	Pato Banton – Life Is a Miracle Dennis Brown – Let Me Be the One Gregory Isaacs – Private & Confidential The Wailing Souls – Equality	^[19]
2002	Damian Marley	Jamaïque	Halfway Tree	Beres Hammond – Music Is Life Luciano – A New Day Ky-Mani Marley – Many More Roads Divers artistes – Island Warriors	^[20]
2003	Lee Scratch Perry	Jamaïque	Jamaican E.T.	Alpha Blondy – Merci Bounty Killer – Ghetto Dictionary: The Mystery Capleton – Still Blazin' Freddie McGregor – Anything for You	^[21]
2004	Sean Paul	Jamaïque	Dutty Rock	Buju Banton – Friends for Life Burning Spear – Free Man Third World – Ain't Givin' Up Wayne Wonder – No Holding Back	^[22]
2005	Toots & the Maytals	Jamaïque	True Love	Jimmy Cliff – Black Magic Sly and Robbie – The Dub Revolutionaries Steel Pulse – African Holocaust Divers artistes – Def Jamaica	^[23]
2006	Damian Marley	Jamaïque	Welcome to Jamrock	Burning Spear – Our Music Sean Paul – The Trinity Shaggy – Clothes Drop Third World – Black Gold & Green	^[24]
2007	Ziggy Marley	Jamaïque	Love Is My Religion	Buju Banton – Too Bad Matisyahu – Youth Sly and Robbie – Rhythm Doubles UB40 – Who You Fighting For?	^[25]
2008	Stephen Marley	États-Unis	Mind Control	Burning Spear – The Burning Spear Experience Lee Scratch Perry – The End of an American Dream Sly and Robbie and the Taxi Gang – Anniversary Toots & the Maytals – Light Your Light	^[26]
2009	Burning Spear	Jamaïque	Jah Is Real	Elephant Man – Let's Get Physical Heavy D – Vibes Lee Scratch Perry – Repentance Shaggy – Intoxication Sly and Robbie – Amazing	^[27]

Année^[2]	Artiste(s)	Nationalité	Albums	Nominés	Références
2010	Stephen Marley	États-Unis	Mind Control – Acoustic	Buju Banton – Rasta Got Soul Gregory Isaacs – Brand New Me Julian Marley – Awake Sean Paul – Imperial Blaze	^[28]
2011	Buju Banton	Jamaïque	Before the Dawn	Gregory Isaacs and King Isaac – Isaacs Meets Isaac Lee Scratch Perry – Revelation Bob Sinclair and Sly and Robbie – Made in Jamaica Sly and Robbie and the Family Taxi – One Pop Reggae + Andrew Tosh – Legacy: An Acoustic Tribute to Peter Tosh	^[29]
2012	Stephen Marley	États-Unis	Revelation Pt 1: The Root of Life	Monty Alexander – Harlem-Kingston Express Live! Israel Vibration – Reggae Knights Ziggy Marley – Wild and Free Shaggy – Summer in Kingston	^[30]
2013	Jimmy Cliff	Jamaïque	Rebirth (en)	The Original Wailers – Miracle Sean Paul – Tomahawk Technique Sly & Robbie and the Jam Masters – New Legend – Jamaica 50th Edition Toots & The Maytals – Reggae Got Soul: Unplugged on Strawberry Hill	^[31]
2014	Ziggy Marley	Jamaïque	In Concert	Beres Hammond – One Love, One Life Sizzla – The Messiah Sly & Robbie and the Jam Masters - Reggae Connection Snoop Lion – Reincarnated
2015	Ziggy Marley	Jamaïque	Fly Rasta	Lee Scratch Perry – Back on the Controls Sean Paul – Full Frequency Shaggy – Out of Many, One Music Sly & Robbie and Spicy Chocolate – The Reggae Power SOJA – Amid the Noise and the Haste	^[32]
2016	Morgan Heritage	Jamaïque	Strictly Roots	Rocky Dawuni – Branches of the Same Tree Jah Cure – The Cure Barrington Levy – Acousticalevy Luciano – Zion Awake
2017	Ziggy Marley	Jamaïque	Ziggy Marley	Devin Di Dakta & J.L – Sly & Robbie Presents...Reggae For Her J Boog – Rose Petals Raging Fyah – Everlasting Rebelution – Falling Into Place SOJA – Live in Virginia	^[33]
2018	Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley	Jamaïque	Stony Hill	Chronixx – Chronology Common Kings – Lost in Paradise J Boog – Wash House Ting Morgan Heritage – Avrakedabra	^[34]
2019	Sting & Shaggy	Royaume-Uni & Jamaïque	44/876	Black Uhuru – As The World Turns Etana – Reggae Forever Ziggy Marley – Rebellion Rises Protoje – A Matter of Time	^[35]

Année^[2]	Artiste(s)	Nationalité	Albums	Nominés	Références
2020	Koffee	Jamaïque	Rapture (en)	Julian Marley – As I Am Sly & Robbie & the Roots Radics – The Final Battle: Sly & Robbie vs. Roots Radics Steel Pulse – Mass Manipulation Third World – More Work to Be Done	^[36]
2021	Toots and the Maytals	Jamaïque	Got to Be Tough	Buju Banton - Upside Down 2020 Skip Marley - Higher Place Maxi Priest - It All Comes Black to Love The Wailers - One World
2022	SOJA	États-Unis	Beauty in the Silence (en)	Etana - Pamoja Gramps Morgan - Positive Vibration Sean Paul - Live N Livin Jesse Royal - Royal Spice - 10
2023	Kabaka Pyramid	Jamaïque	The Kalling	Koffee - Gifted Sean Paul - Scorcha Protoje - Third Time's the Charm Shaggy - Com Fly Wid Mi
2024	Julian Marley & Antaeus	Royaume-Uni & Grèce - États-Unis	Colors of Royal	Buju Banton - Born for Greatness Beenie Man - Simma Collie Buddz - Cali Roots Riddim 2023 Burning Spear - No Destroyer
2025	Bloody Civilian, Skip Marley, Daniel Caesar, Kacey Musgraves, Wizkid, Jessie Reyez, Leon Bridges	Nigéria - Jamaïque Canada - États-Unis	Bob Marley: One Love - Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe) (en)	Collie Buddz - Take It Easy Vybz Kartel - Party With Me Shenseea - Never Gets Late Here The Wailers - Evolution

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Nom original	Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album
Description	Récompense musicale
Organisateur	National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Pays	États-Unis
Date de création	1985
Dernier récipiendaire	Julian Marley & Antaeus (2024)
Site officiel	grammy.com
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