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New York, NY, United States, 02/14/2008 - SpiralFrog, the ad-supported Web-based music service, offers legal downloads of songs and complete albums from many of this year’s Grammy winners and nominees.
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Following is a list of the artists, albums and songs available in the biggest categories.
Record of the Year
Rihanna (Umbrella)
Amy Winehouse (Rehab)
Album of the Year
Vince Gill (These Days)
Herbie Hancock (The Joni Letters)
Kanye West
Amy Winehouse (Back to Black)
Song of the Year
Plain White T's (Hey There Delilah)
Amy Winehouse (Rehab)
Rihanna (Umbrella)
Best New Artist
Feist
Ledisi
Amy Winehouse
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
Feist (1234)
Fergie (Big Girls Don't Cry)
Nelly Furtado (Say It Right)
Amy Winehouse (Rehab)
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
Paul McCartney (Dance Tonight)
Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals
Bon Jovi (You Want to Make a Memory)
Maroon 5 (Makes Me Wonder)
Plain White T's (Hey There Delilah)
U2 (Window in the Skies)
Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals
Gwen Stefani and Akon (The Sweet Escape)
Best Pop Instrumental Album
Kirk Whalum (Round Trip)
Best Pop Vocal Album
Feist (The Reminder) Bon Jovi (Lost Highway)
Maroon 5 (It Won't Be Soon Before Long)
Paul McCartney (Memory Almost Full)
Amy Winehouse (Back to Black)
Best Dance Recording
Mika (Love Today)
Rihanna (Don't Stop the Music)
Best Electronic/Dance Album
Shiny Toy Guns (We Are Pilots)
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
Queen Latifah (Trav'lin' Light)
Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance
Beck (Timebomb)
Paul McCartney (Only Mama Knows)
John Mellencamp (Our Country)
Lucinda Williams (Come On)
Contemporary R&B Album
Ne-Yo (Because of You)
Akon (Konvincted)
Keyshia Cole (Just Like You)
Rap Solo Performance
Kanye West (Stronger)
50 Cent (I Get Money)
Jay-Z (Show Me What You Got)
Rap/Sung Collaboration
Akon featuring Snoop Dogg (I Wanna Love You)
Keyshia Cole featuring Missy Eliot and Lil' Kim (Let It Go)
Rihanna featuring Jay-Z (Umbrella)
Kanye West featuring T-Pain (Good Life)
Rap Album
Jay-Z (Kingdom Come)
Nas (Hip Hop Is Dead)
Kanye West (Graduation)
Country Album
George Strait (It Just Comes Natural)
Vince Gill (These Days)
Jazz Vocal Album
Patti Austin (Avant Gershwin)
Dee Dee Bridgewater (Red Earth)
Kurt Elling (Nightmoves)
Best Reggae Album
Stephen Marley (Mind Control)
Sly & Robbie and the Taxi Gang (Anniversary)
Toots and the Maytals (Light Your Light)
About SpiralFrog™
Headquartered in New York, SpiralFrog™ (spiralfrog.com) is a Web-based advertising-supported music experience that combines music discovery tools with free and legal downloads of audio and video content licensed directly from the catalogs of the world’s leading music owners. SpiralFrog offers music-lovers a compelling alternative to illicit file-sharing and pirate sites, with a secure environment for them to satisfy their unyielding passion and thirst for music and entertainment information at no cost except for their time and attention.
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