Grammy Winner: Best Traditional Country Album
Grammy Winner: Best Traditional Country Album
11 chatting
50 Years From Home: I Gave You Everything I Had - Vince Gill
49%49¢2.041
50 Years From Home: I Gave You Everything I Had - Vince Gill
2.04x
Age of the Ram - Charley Crockett
49%49¢2.041
Age of the Ram - Charley Crockett
2.04x
Book of Paul - Paul Cauthen
49%49¢2.041
Book of Paul - Paul Cauthen
2.04x
Dream Chaser - Willie Nelson
49%49¢2.041
Dream Chaser - Willie Nelson
2.04x
Long Long Road - Ringo Starr
49%49¢2.041
Long Long Road - Ringo Starr
2.04x
Memories and Empties - Colter Wall
49%49¢2.041
Memories and Empties - Colter Wall
2.04x
Workin' Man: Willie Sings Merle - Willie Nelson
49%49¢2.041
Workin' Man: Willie Sings Merle - Willie Nelson
2.04x
Real Damn Deal - Braxton Keith
–No price
Real Damn Deal - Braxton Keith
This market will settle to Yes if 50 Years From Home: I Gave You Everything I Had - Vince Gill wins Best Traditional Country Album at the 69th Annual Grammy Awards. Outcome sourced from the Recording Academy.
- Upcoming: Event startOct 15, 2026 at 12:00 AM EDT
- Upcoming: Market closesFeb 7, 2027 at 11:59 PM EST
- Upcoming: PayoutUsually within 25 min of market closing
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