2024 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
Toyota Album of the Year: LIVIN’ THE DREAM
The Wolfe Brothers | Producers: Rod McCormack, Nick Wolfe, Matt Fell, Johnny Gasparic
Alt Country Album of the Year: HEY DAWN
Fanny Lumsden | Producers: Matt Fell, Fanny Lumsden
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: ACRES
Brad Cox | Producer: Brandon Hood
Traditional Country Album of the Year: BIRDSONG
Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham | Producers: Felicity Urquhart, Josh Cunningham, Matt Fell
Male Artist of the Year: BRAD COX
Female Artist of the Year: KAYLEE BELL
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: THE WOLFE BROTHERS
Vocal Collaboration of the Year: RUNNIN’ THE COUNTRY
Travis Collins & The Wolfe Brothers
Bush Ballad of the Year: DUST KIDS
SToReR | Songwriters: Sara Storer, Greg Storer
Heritage Song of the Year: 1861
Duncan Toombs | Songwriter: Duncan Toombs
Instrumental of the Year: GHOST TRAIN
Wicker Suite
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: OLD PICKUP LINE
Wicker Suite
New Talent of the Year: MAX JACKSON
Song of the Year: SIZE UP
Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham | Songwriter: Josh Cunningham
CMT Video of the Year: STEEL ON STEEL
Duncan Toombs | Director: Duncan Toombs, The Filmery
Single of the Year: SIZE UP
Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham
Top Selling Album of the Year: ACRES
Brad Cox
2023 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
Toyota Album of the Year: LIGHT IT UP
Casey Barnes | Producers: Michael DeLorenzis and Michael Paynter
2020 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARD WINNERS
Alt Country Album of the Year: LOOKS LIKE HEAVEN
Kim Cheshire | Producer: Rod McCormack
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: WISER
Lyn Bowtell | Producer: Shane Nicholson
Traditional Country Album of the Year: IN THE MOMENT
Ashleigh Dallas | Producer: Brett Dallas
Male Artist of the Year: ANDREW SWIFT
Female Artist of the Year: AMBER LAWRENCE
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: BROOKE MCCLYMONT & ADAM ECKERSLEY
Vocal Collaboration of the Year: JAMES JOHNSTON & KAYLEE BELL
Same Songs
Bush Ballad of the Year: OUT ON KILLARNEY
Dean Perrett | Songwriter: Dean Perrett
Heritage Song of the Year: SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
Luke O’Shea | Songwriters: Luke O’Shea, Fred Smith, Mitchell Lynham
Instrumental of the Year: SODA CAP BOOGIE
The French Family Band
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: GOOD MORNING MOON
Kristy Cox
New Talent of the Year: JAMES JOHNSTON
Song of the Year: STAR OF THE SHOW
Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley | Songwriters: Brooke McClymont, Adam Eckersley, Dan Biederman, Tiggy Heart Eckersley
CMT Video of the Year: SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
Luke O’Shea | Director: Luke O’Shea, Jay Seeney
Apple Music Single of the Year: MEMORY LANE
Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley
Top Selling Album of the Year: LIGHT IT UP Casey Barnes
2022 50th ANNIVERSARY GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
Toyota Album of the Year Award: LIVING IN COLOUR
Shane Nicholson | Producer: Shane Nicholson
Alt Country Album of the Year: LIVING IN COLOUR
Shane Nicholson | Producer: Shane Nicholson
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: KIDS ON CASSETTE
The Wolfe Brothers | Producers: Nick Wolfe, Matt Fell, Lindsay Rimes, Johnny Gasparic,
Scott Bradley Steven, Patrick James
Traditional Country Album of the Year: SONGS FROM HIGHWAY ONE
Adam Harvey | Producer: Adam Harvey
Male Artist of the Year: TROY CASSAR-DALEY
Female Artist of the Year: ASHLEIGH DALLAS
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: THE WOLFE BROTHERS
Vocal Collaboration of the Year: TROY CASSAR-DALEY & IAN MOSS
South (feat Ian Moss)
Bush Ballad of the Year: THE EASY WAY
Angus Gill | Songwriters: Angus Gill & Manfred Vijars
Heritage Song of the Year: DIRTY RIVER
Michael Waugh | Songwriter: Michael Waugh
Coca-Cola Instrumental of the Year: SOUTHERN GOTHIC
The Weeping Willows
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: BLACK CROW
The Weeping Willows
New Talent of the Year: DARLINGHURST
Where Do We Go
APRA AMCOS Song of the Year: AND YOU WILL HAVE YOUR WAY
Shane Nicholson | Songwriter: Shane Nicholson
CMT Video of the Year: LONG WAY ‘ROUND
Luke O’Shea (feat Ashleigh Dallas) | Director: Jay Seeney & Luke O’Shea
Apple Music Single of the Year: AND YOU WILL HAVE YOUR WAY
Shane Nicholson
Top Selling Album of the Year: THE WORLD TODAY
Troy Cassar-Daley
2021 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
2021 TOYOTA ALBUM OF THE YEAR
FALLOW : Fanny Lumsden | Producer: Matt Fell
Alt Country Album of the Year: FALLOW
Fanny Lumsden | Producer: Matt Fell
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: MAYHEM TO MADNESS
The McClymonts | Producer: Andy Mak
Traditional Country Album of the Year: THERE IN THE OCHRE
Luke O’Shea | Producer: Luke O’Shea
Male Artist of the Year: TRAVIS COLLINS
Wreck Me
Female Artist of the Year: FANNY LUMSDEN
Fallow
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: THE MCCLYMONTS
Mayhem To Madness
Vocal Collaboration of the Year:
AMBER LAWRENCE, ALEYCE SIMMONDS, KIRSTY LEE AKERS, DIANNA CORCORAN
True Blue
Bush Ballad of the Year: SIX DECKS TO DARWIN
Dean Perrett | Songwriters: Dean Perrett, Kelly & Marion Dixon, Ryan Garland
Heritage Song of the Year: HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY
Luke O’Shea & Kevin Bennett | Songwriters: Luke O’Shea, Kevin Bennett
Coca-Cola Instrumental of the Year: PRELUDE
The Weeping Willows
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: FINGER PICKING GOOD (feat Tommy Emmanuel CGP)
Kristy Cox
New Talent of the Year: MELODY MOKO
Like Hank Would
APRA AMCOS Song of the Year: THE HIGH PRICE OF SURVIVING
Shane Nicholson | Songwriters: Shane Nicholson, Leyon Milner
CMT Video of the Year: MOUNTAIN SONG/THIS TOO SHALL PASS
Fanny Lumsden | Directors: Fanny Lumsden & Dan Stanley Freeman
Apple Music Single of the Year: FIERCE
Fanny Lumsden
Top Selling Album of the Year: THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1
Keith Urban
2020 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARD WINNERS
Alt Country Album of the Year: Travelling Salesman
Brad Butcher | Producer: Matt Fell
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: Things We Drink To
Morgan Evans | Producer: Chris De Stefano
Traditional Country Album of the Year: Frozen Rabbit
Felicity Urquhart | Producer: Glen Hannah
Male Artist of the Year: Morgan Evans
Things We Drink To
Female Artist of the Year: Felicity Urquhart
Frozen Rabbit
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: Kevin Bennett & The Flood
Blood Red Ties
Vocal Collaboration of the Year: Luke O’Shea & Lyn Bowtell
Sing Me A Story
Bush Ballad of the Year: Country Copper
Allan Caswell | Songwriters: Allan Caswell & Manfred Vijars
Heritage Song of the Year: Sing Me A Story
Luke O’Shea & Lyn Bowtell | Songwriters: Luke O’Shea & Felicity Urquhart
Coca Cola Instrumental of the Year: Timeless Traveller
Rod McCormack
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: Yesterday’s Heartache
Kristy Cox
Qantas New Talent of the Year: Blake O’Connor
Worth A Little More
APRA AMCOS Song of the Year: Chain Of Joy
Felicity Urquhart | Songwriters: Felicity Urquhart & Kim Richey
CMC Video of the Year: Real Men Don’t Cry (War On Pride)
Fanny Lumsden | Directors: Dan Stanley Freeman & Fanny Lumsden
Apple Music Single of the Year: Chain Of Joy
Felicity Urquhart
Top Selling Album of the Year: Backroad Nation
Lee Kernaghan
2020 TOYOTA ALBUM OF THE YEAR
FROZEN RABBIT : Felicity Urquhart | Producer: Glen Hannah
2019 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
Alt Country Album of the Year: Call Out For The Cavalry
Andrew Swift | Producer: Matt Fell
Contemporary Country Album of the Year: Country Heart
The Wolfe Brothers | Producer: Matt Fell
Traditional Country Album of the Year: Campfire
Kasey Chambers & The Fireside Disciples | Producers: Kasey Chambers, Jordan Power and The Fireside Disciples
Male Artist of the Year: Travis Collins
Brave & The Broken
Female Artist of the Year: Beccy Cole
Lioness
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: The Wolfe Brothers
Country Heart
Regional Australia Bank Vocal Collaboration of the Year:
Bennett, Bowtell & Urquhart feat Karl Broadie
Every Hello
Bush Ballad of the Year: Please Don't Forget Me
John Williamson | Songwriter: John Williamson
Heritage Song of the Year: Shadows On The Hill
Troy Cassar-Daley | Songwriter: Troy Cassar-Daley
Coca Cola Instrumental of the Year: Wheelin’ And Dealin’
Tommy Emmanuel
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: Ricochet
Kristy Cox
Qantas New Talent of the Year: Andrew Swift
Runaway Train
APRA AMCOS Song of the Year: Ain’t Seen It Yet
The Wolfe Brothers | Songwriters: Tom Wolfe, Nick Wolfe, Brodie Rainbird, Erik Dylan
CMC Video of the Year: Elastic Waistband
Fanny Lumsden | Directors: Anna Phillips and Sam Brumby
Single of the Year: Day Drunk
Morgan Evans
Sanity Top Selling Album of the Year: Graffiti U
Keith Urban
2019 TOYOTA ALBUM OF THE YEAR: COUNTRY HEART
The Wolfe Brothers | Producer: Matt Fell
2018 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS
Alt Country Album of the Year
DRAGONFLY - Kasey Chambers | Producers Nash Chambers & Paul Kelly
Contemporary Country Album of the Year
ENDLESS - The McClymonts | Producer Andy Mak
Traditional Country Album of the Year
LIGHTHOUSE - Ashleigh Dallas | Producer Brett Dallas
Male Artist of the Year: SHANE NICHOLSON
Love and Blood
Female Artist of the Year: ALEYCE SIMMONDS
More Than Meets The Eye
Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year: THE MCCLYMONTS
Endless
Regional Australia Bank Vocal Collaboration of the Year: OUR BACKYARD
Travis Collins & Amber Lawrence
Bush Ballad of the Year: HENBURY BLUES
Dean Perrett | Songwriter Neville Anderson
Toyota Heritage Song of the Year: NEVER NEVER LAND
Tom Curtain feat Luke O'Shea | Songwriters Tom Curtain & Luke O'Shea
Coca Cola Instrumental of the Year: EVELYN'S KITCHEN
Davidson Brothers
Bluegrass Recording of the Year: BACK WHERE I STARTED
Davidson Brothers
Qantaslink New Talent of the Year: BRAD BUTCHER
Well Dressed Man
APRA AMCOS Song of the Year: OUR BACKYARD
Travis Collins & Amber Lawrence | Songwriters Amber Lawrence, Travis Collins, Matt Scullion
CMC Video Clip of the Year: NEVER NEVER LAND
Tom Curtain | Directors Tom Curtain & Luke O'Shea
Single Of The Year: OUR BACKYARD
Travis Collins & Amber Lawrence
Sanity Top Selling Album of the Year: THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUM
Lee Kernaghan
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY MUSIC ALBUM OF THE YEAR: ENDLESS
The McClymonts | Producer Andy Mak
2017 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR WINNERS
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| Album of the Year |
| Things I Carry Round - Troy Cassar-Daley - Producer Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Alternative Country Album of the Year |
| Bennett Bowtell & Urquhart - Bennett Bowtell & Urquhart - Producer Glen Hannah |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Travis Collins - Hard Light |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Sara Storer - Silos |
| Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bennett Bowtell &Urquhart - Bennett Bowtell & Urquhart |
| Regional Australia Bank Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| F U Cancer - Catherine Britt with Kasey Chambers, Beccy Cole, Lyn Bowtell, Josh Pyke, Wes Carr and Wendy Matthews |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Amazing Night - Sara Storer - Songwriter Sara Storer |
| Toyota Heritage Song of the Year |
| The Old Man's Shed - Luke O'Shea Songwriters Luke O'Shea & John Krsulja |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Song For Manaia - Stuie French |
| Bluegrass Recording of the Year |
| Another Weary Mile - Kristy Cox |
| Qantaslink New Talent of the Year |
| Fanny Lumsden - Land Of Gold |
| APRA AMCOS Song of the Year |
| Call Me Crazy - Travis Collins - Songwriters Travis Collins & Damien Leith |
| CMC Video Clip of the Year |
| The Truth Walks Slowly (In The Country Side) featuring Rob Hirst - O'Shea - Director |
| Single of the Year |
| Just Another Girl - Travis Collins |
| Sanity Top Selling Australian Album of the Year |
| Ripcord - Keith Urban |
| CMAA Musician of the Year 2017 |
| Glen Hannah |
2016 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Freedom Ride - Troy Cassar-Daley Producer Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Alternative Country Album of the Year |
| Hell Breaks Loose - Shane Nicholson Producer Matt Fell |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - Freedom Ride |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Catherine Britt - Boneshaker |
| Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year |
| Adam Eckersley Band- The Second Album |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Spirit Of TheAnzacs - Lee Kernaghan & Special Guests - Guy Sebastian, Jessica Mauboy, Jon Stevens, Amy & George Sheppard, Shannon Noll, Megan Washington |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| One Last Muster - Allan Caswell - Songwriters |
| Toyota Heritage Song of the Year |
| Freedom Ride - Troy Cassar-Daley - Songwriters Troy Cassar-Daley & Paul Kelly |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Cluck Old Hen - Pete Denahy |
| BHP Billiton Bluegrass Recording of the Year |
| Singin’ Shoes - Pete Denahy |
| Qantaslink New Talent of the Year |
| Christie Lamb - Broken Record |
| APRA AMCOS Song of the Year |
| Freedom Ride - Songwriters Troy Cassar-Daley & Paul Kelly |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Spirit Of The Anzacs - Lee Kernaghan & Special Guests Director Duncan Toombs |
| Single of the Year |
| Take A Walk In My Country - Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Sanity Top Selling Australian Album of the Year |
| Spirit Of The Anzacs - Lee Kernaghan |
| CMAA Musician of the Year 2016 |
| Doug Gallacher |
| CMAA Producer of the Year 2016 |
| Troy Cassar-Daley |
2015 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Bittersweet (Kasey Chambers), Producer Nick Didia |
| Alternative Country Album of the Year |
| Heart of Sorrow (Lyn Bowtell),Producer Shane Nicholson |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Luke O’Shea (Sing You Up) |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Amber Lawrence (Superheroes) |
| Country Music Capital News Group or Duo of the Year |
| The McClymonts (Here's To You & I) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Dean Perrett & Troy Cassar-Daley(My Country My Land) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Bloodwood & Clover (Dean Perrett), Written by Ian Quinn |
| Toyota Heritage Song of the Year |
| Three Brothers (The Great War) Performed and Written by Luke O’Shea |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Candle Creek (Mustered Courage) |
| Bluegrass Recording of the Year |
| One Heartbreak Away (Kristy Cox) |
| Qantaslink New Talent of the Year |
| The Adam Eckersley Band |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Three Brothers (The Great War) Performed and Written by Luke O'Shea |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Canoe (Sara Storer), Directed By Duncan Toombs |
| Single of the Year |
| Bittersweet (Kasey Chambers & Bernard Fanning) |
| Sanity Top Selling Australian Album of the Year |
| Here's To You & I (The McClymonts) |
| Top Selling International Album of the Year |
| Blue Smoke (Dolly Parton) |
2014 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Lovegrass – Sara Storer, produced by Matt Fell |
| Alternative Country Album of the Year |
| Black Coffee – Lachlan Bryan and The Wildes, produced by Lachlan Bryan, Mat Duniam, Shaun Ryan and Rod McCormack |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan – Flying With The King |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Sara Storer – Lovegrass |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| O’Shea – Thank You Angels |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Pozie – Sara Storer & John Williamson |
| Toyota Heritage Song of the Year |
| Lady of the Land – written by Luke O’Shea & Drew McAlister, recorded by Luke O’Shea |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| I Love Australia – written by Keith Jamieson, recorded by Jeff Brown |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Cotton Eyed Joe – Pete Denahy |
| Qantaslink New Talent of the Year |
| Ashleigh Dallas – Me |
| APRA AMCOS Song of the Year |
| Lady of the Land – written by Luke O’Shea & Drew McAlister, recorded by Luke O’Shea |
| CMC Video Clip of the Year |
| Flying With The King – Lee Kernaghan, directed by Duncan Toombs |
| Single of the Year |
| Flying With The King – Lee Kernaghan |
| Top Selling International Album of the Year |
| Red – Taylor Swift (Universal Music) |
| Sanity Top Selling AustralianAlbum of the Year |
| Beautiful Noise – Lee Kernaghan (ABC Music) |
| Lifetime Achievement Award |
| Ted Egan |
2013 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| SINGLE OF THE Year |
| Country Is – Troy Cassar-Daley |
| TELSTRA NEW TALENT OF THE Year |
| Chelsea Basham – Laugh It Off |
| VIDEO CLIP OF THE Year |
| Piece Of Me – The McClymonts, directed by Duncan Toombs |
| GROUP OR DUO OF THE Year |
| Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson – Adam & Eve |
| INSTRUMENTAL OF THE Year |
| Yackandandah1852 – Pete Denahy |
| TOP SELLING INTERNATIONAL ALBUM OF THE Year |
| Blown Away – Carrie Underwood (Sony) |
| SANITY TOP SELLING ALBUM OF THE Year |
| Two Worlds Collide – The McClymonts |
| APRA SONG OF THE Year |
| Home – written and recorded by Troy Cassar-Daley |
| ALTERNATIVE COUNTRY ALBUM OF THE Year |
| Big Days & Little Years – Camille and Stuie, produced by Stuie French |
| BUSH BALLAD OF THE Year |
| Looking Back – written and recorded by Graham Rodger |
| VOCAL COLLABORATION OF THE Year |
| Women in Song – Tamara Stewart, Sara Storer, Felicity Urquhart |
| HERITAGE SONG OF THE Year |
| The Drovers Wife – written by Luke O-Shea & Peter Gabrielides, recorded by Luke O’Shea |
| MALE ARTIST OF THE Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley – Home |
| FEMALE ARTIST OF THE Year |
| Catherine Britt – Charlestown Road |
| ALBUM OF THE Year |
| Home – Troy Cassar-Daley, produced by Troy Cassar-Daley |
| PRODUCER OF THE Year |
| Shane Nicholson |
| SOUND ENGINEER OF THE Year |
| Jeff McCormack |
| MUSICIAN OF THE Year |
| Colin Watson |
2012 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Falling Into Place (Adam Harvey), Producer Rod McCormack |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Keith Urban (Long Hot Summer) |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Beccy Cole (Waitress) |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| Jetty Road (Serves You Right) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Millionaires (Beccy Cole & Kasey Chambers) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Channel Country Ground (Dean Perrett & Lee Kernaghan), Written by Merv Maltman |
| Heritage Track of the Year |
| I Am Australian (The Bushwackers) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| OMFG (Davidson Brothers) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| O'Shea with Smash |
| Song of the Year |
| Bad Machines, Written & Recorded by Shane Nicholson |
| Video of the Year |
| Children Of The Gurindji (Sara Storer & Kev Carmody), directed By Duncan Toombs |
| Single of the Year |
| Sweet Emmylou (Catherine Britt) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Get Closer (Keith Urban) |
| Engineer of the Year |
| Ted Howard |
| Producer of the Year |
| Matt Fell |
| Musician of the Year |
| Mark Punch |
2011 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Still Walking (Graeme Connors) Produced by Matt Fell |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Graeme Connors (A Good Life) |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Kasey Chambers (Little Bird) |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| The McClymonts (Wrapped Up Good) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Love Like A Hurricane (Kasey Chambers & Kevin Bennett) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Every Time He Travels Through Cloncurry (Written by Pete Denahy, Recorded by Luke Austen) |
| Toyota Heritage Song of the Year |
| Sacred Bones (Written by Troy Cassar-Daley & Luke Austen, Recorded by Luke Austen) |
| Fender Instrumental of the Year |
| Dixie Breakdown (Ian Simpson & John Kane) |
| Maton New Talent of the Year |
| McAlister Kemp (All Kinds of Tough) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Little Bird (Written by Kasey Chambers) |
| Video of the Year |
| Calling Me Home (Sara Storer) Directed by Duncan Toombs |
| Single of the Year |
| Little Bird (Kasey Chambers) |
| Sanity Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Planet Country (Lee Kernaghan) |
| Telstra Horizon Award |
| The Sunny Cowgirls |
2010 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| I Love This Place – Troy Cassar-Daley, produced by Rod McCormack, Troy Cassar-Daley & Jeff McCormack |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley – I Love This Place |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Felicity Urquhart – Roller Coaster |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Defying Gravity – Keith Urban |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| Jetty Road – Million Miles |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Ain’t Gonna Change For You – Troy Cassar-Daley & The McClymonts |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Chasin’ Rodeo – written and recorded by Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Fox On The Freeway – Davidson Brothers |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| The Road To Thargomindah – The Bushwackers, written by Colin Buchanan |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| When I Was A Boy – Greg Storer & Sara Storer, directed by Duncan Toombs |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Victoria Baillie – Make Me |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Big Big Love – written & recorded by Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Single of the Year |
| Big Big Love – Troy Cassar-Daley |
2009 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Rattlin’ Bones - written and recorded by Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Still Here - Melinda Schneider & Paul Kelly |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Australia Is Another Word For Free - written by John Williamson, recorded by John Williamson, Warren H Williams & Amos Morris |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Rattlin’ Bones - Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson, directed by Helen Clemens |
| Single of the Year |
| Rattlin’ Bones - Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson |
| Fender Instrumental of the Year |
| Left Hand Drive - Davidson Brothers |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| Finally Over Blue - The McClymonts |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Too Dark For The Light Horse - written by Darren Coggan & Ken McBeath, recorded by Darren Coggan |
| Highest Selling Album of the Year |
| Rattlin’ Bones - Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson |
| Gibson New Talent of the Year |
| Talia Wittmann - The Reckless Side Of Me |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Catherine Britt - What I Did Last Night |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Adam Brand - Get On Down The Road |
| Album of the Year |
| Rattlin’ Bones - Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson, produced by Nash Chambers & Shane Nicholson |
2008 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| I’m Doin’ Alright - Adam Harvey, produced by Rod McCormack |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - Everything’s Going To Be Alright |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Dianna Corcoran - Then There’s Me |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Melinda Schneider - Stronger |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| The McClymonts - Save Yourself |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan, Adam Brand & Steve Forde - Spirit Of The Bush |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Sign Of The Times - Amos Morris, written by Ian Quinn |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Land Cries Out - written and recorded by Sara Storer |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Steve Passfield - Stump Jumpin’ |
| Maton New Talent of the Year |
| Kirsty Lee Akers - Little Things |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Spirit Of The Bush - Lee Kernaghan, Adam Brand & Steve Forde, directed by Ross Wood |
| Single of the Year |
| Spirit Of The Bush - Lee Kernaghan, Adam Brand & Steve Forde |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Land Cries Out - written by Sara Storer |
2007 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| The New Bush - Lee Kernaghan, produced by Garth Porter |
| Male Artist of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan - The New Bush |
| Female Artist of the Year |
| Beccy Cole - Poster Girl (Wrong Side Of The World) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan - The New Bush |
| Group or Duo of the Year |
| The McClymonts - Something That My Heart Does |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Allan Caswell & Drew McAlister - A Little Bit Of Country In Us All |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Peppimenarti Cradle - Anne Kirkpatrick, written by Joy McKean |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Close As A Whisper (The Gift) - Lee Kernaghan, written by Lee Kernaghan, Garth Porter & Colin Buchanan |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Gameshow Rag/Cannonball Rag - Tommy Emmanuel |
| Maton New Talent of the Year |
| The McClymonts - Something That My Heart Does |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Big Black Cloud - Felicity Urquhart, directed by Glenn Wilson |
| Single of the Year |
| Poster Girl (Wrong Side Of The World) - Beccy Cole |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Poster Girl (Wrong Side Of The World) - written by Beccy Cole |
| Special Award |
| A special Golden Guitar trophy presented to Keith Urban for his outstanding contribution to country music. |
2006 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Chandelier Of Stars - John Williamson, produced by John Williamson |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - Lonesome But Free |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Sara Storer - Firefly |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Chandelier Of Stars - John Williamson |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| The Flood - Hello Blue Sky |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Jimmy Barnes & Troy Cassar-Daley - Bird On A Wire |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Rally Round The Drum - Paul Kelly |
| Single of the Year |
| Pony - Kasey Chambers |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Yellow Belly - Troy Cassar-Daley |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Bells In A Bushman's Ear - John Williamson, written by John Williamson |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Song Of The Old Rake - Paul Kelly, directed by Nice Trees |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Samantha McClymont - Heart Of A Man |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Lonesome But Free - written by Troy Cassar-Daley and Paul Kelly |
2005 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Family Tree - Melinda Schneider, produced by Graham Thompson |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Adam Harvey - That's What You Call A Friend |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Kasey Chambers - Pony |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Kasey Chambers - Wayward Angel |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bella - About A Girl |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Tracy Coster & Anne Kirkpatrick - Back To The Saltbush Plains |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Missin' Slim - Lee Kernaghan and Colin Buchanan |
| Single of the Year |
| Like a River - Kasey Chambers |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Tall Fiddler - Tommy Emmanuel |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Where The Yellow Kapocks Bloom - Jeff Brown, written by Wave Jackson |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Get Along - Slim Dusty, directed by Molotov Productions |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Jedd Hughes - High Lonesome |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Real People - written by Melinda Schneider and Michael Carr |
2004 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Beautiful Circle - Sara Storer, produced by Garth Porter (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Adam Harvey - Call It Love (ABC) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Sara Storer - Beautiful Circle (ABC) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Golden Road - Keith Urban (Warner) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bella - Tumbling Down (Agsongs) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Sara Storer & John Williamson - Raining On The Plains (ABC) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Drover's Call - Sara Storer (ABC) |
| Single of the Year |
| Raining On The Plains - Sara Storer & John Williamson (ABC) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Peel Street Pickin' - Trev Warner |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Boss Drovers Pride - Sara Storer (ABC) |
| Telstra Video Clip of the Year |
| The Simple Truth - Graeme Connors, directed by Tom Spark (ABC) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Dianna Corcoran - I'll Fly Away (Compass Bros/Sony) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Raining On The Plains - written by Sara Storer, Garth Porter & Doug Storer |
| Roll of Renown |
| The Webb Bros |
| Kenny Kitching |
2003 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Electric Rodeo Lee Kernaghan, produced by Garth Porter - (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - Born To Survive (Essence) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Melinda Schneider - The Story Of My Life (Compass Bros) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Electric Rodeo - Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Carter & Carter - Candlelight & Kisses (Crestway Music) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley & Paul Kelly - Wish I Was A Train (Essence) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| The Anzac - Adam Brand (Compass Bros) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Mulga Dan - Michael Fix & Friends (Fret Music) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Just An Old Cattle Dog - Slim Dusty, written by Norma O'Hara Murphy (Capitol Records/EMI) |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Somebody Like You - Keith Urban (Warner) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Travis Sinclair - Kick The Kenny (Big Rig Music) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Born To Survive - Troy Cassar-Daley (Essence) |
| Golden Guitar Winner of the Decade |
| Fan voted award |
| Kasey Chambers |
| Roll of Renown |
| Frank Ifield |
2002 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Workin' Overtime - Adam Harvey, produced by Rod McCormack (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Adam Harvey Shake Of A Hand (ABC) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Beccy Cole - Too Strong To Break (ABC) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Barricades & Brickwalls - Kasey Chambers (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Wolverines - 65 Roses (ACMEC) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Josh Arnold and Lee Kernaghan - Thank God I'm A Country Boy (ABC) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Never Never - Brendon Walmsley (Compass Bros) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Stealin' Corn - Feral Swing Katz |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| West Of Winton - Slim Dusty, written by Ray Rose (EMI) |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Angel - Gina Jeffreys, directed by Dylan Perry (ABC) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Kylie Sackley - Love's Like A Train (ABC) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Not Pretty Enough - Kasey Chambers, recorded by Kasey Chambers (EMI) |
| Special Award |
| A special Golden Guitar trophy presented to Max Ellis, retiring Vice Chairman of the Country Music Association of Australia for his unstinting dedication and commitment to Country music in Australia for a period of more than 30 years |
| Roll of Renown |
| The Schneider Sisters |
2001 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS |
| Album of the Year |
| Good Friends - Adam Brand (Compass Bros) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Adam Brand - Good Friends (Compass Bros) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Beccy Cole - This Heart (ABC) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Looking Forward Looking Back - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Crosby Sisters - Trouble In The Fields (Rural Press) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Beccy Cole, Darren Coggan, Felicity, Adam Harvey - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind (ABC) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Last Of The Big Gun Drovers - Brendon Walmsley (Compass Bros) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Rollercoaster - Keith Urban (WEA) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Paddy William - Slim Dusty, written by Norma O'Hara Murphy (EMI) |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| Looking Forward Looking Back - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Sara Storer - Buffalo Bill (ABC) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Good Things In Life - written by Adam Brand & Graeme Connors |
| Roll of Renown |
| Arthur Blanch |
| 2000 |
| Album of the Year |
| The Captain - Kasey Chambers (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - They Don't Make 'Em Like That Anymore (Columbia/Sony) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Kasey Chambers - The Captain(EMI) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| The Way It Is - John Williamson (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| The Sparnetts - Rollin' Along (ACMEC) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Adam Brand & Melinda Schneider - Love Away The Night (Compass Bros/Festival) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Campfire On The Road - John Williamson (EMI) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Walkin' The Walk - Michael Fix(Stallion) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Three Sons - John Williamson, written by John Williamson (EMI) |
| Video Clip of the Year |
| The Drover's Boy - Ted Egan |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Brendon Walmsley - Rose & Rodeo (Southland) |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| They Don't Make 'Em Like That Anymore - written by Troy Cassar-Daley, Garth Porter & Colin Buchanan |
| Roll of Renown |
| Rex Dallas |
| 1999 |
|
Album of the Year |
| Hat Town - Lee Kernaghan, produced by Garth Porter (ABC) |
|
APRA Song of the Year |
| Last Man Standing - Adam Brand & Clive Young, recorded by Adam Brand - Festival (Rondor/Peer Music) |
| Top Selling Album of the Year |
| Hat Town - Lee Kernaghan - ABC |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan - Goondiwindi Moon - ABC (Warner/Chappell) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Gina Jeffreys - Dancin' With Elvis - ABC (Sony/Control) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Mr Wonglepong - Michael Fix - Stallion (Larrikin) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| That Old Caravan - written by Colin Buchanan & Garth Porter, recorded by Colin Buchanan - East West/Warner (Rondor/Warner Chappell) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Changi Banjo - Lee Kernaghan - ABC (Warner Chappell/Control) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Adam Brand - Last Man Standing - Festival (Rondor/Peer Music) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Dead Ringer Band - Saddle Boy - EMI (EMI Music) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Colin Buchanan & Lee Kernaghan - Tough Job East West/Warner (Rondor/Warner Chappell) |
| Video Track of the Year |
| Last Man Standing - Adam Brand, directed by Chris Watson |
| Festival (Rondor/Peer Music) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Brian Young |
| 1998 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Living In The Circle - Richard Porteous, recorded by the Dead Ringer Band (Massive) |
| Top Selling |
| Pipe Dream - John Williamson - EMI |
| Album of the Year |
| True Believer - Troy Cassar-Daley - Columbia/Sony |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - Little Things - Columbia/Sony (Warner/Chappell) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Tania Kernaghan - Dunroamin' Station - ABC (Warner/Chappell) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Clutterbilly - Keith Urban - Warner (MCA) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Lady Is A Truckie - written by Joy McKean, recorded by Slim Dusty - EMI (Slim Dusty Enterprises) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Edge Of The Kimberley - Colin Buchanan - Warner (Rondor) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Sherrie Austin - One Solitary Tear - Arista/BMG (Peer:Control) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Dead Ringer Band - Living In The Circle - Massive (Massive) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Tanya Self & Adam Harvey - Drive Away - ABC (ASCAP:BMI) |
| Video Track of the Year |
| Little Things - Troy Cassar-Daley, director Ross Wood - Columbia/Song (Warner/Chappell) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| Rocky Page |
| 1997 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| The Road Less Travelled - Graeme Connors (ABC:Panama Music/Rondor) |
| Top Selling |
| 1959 - Lee Kernaghan(ABC:Warner/Chappell) |
| Album of the Year |
| December Moon - Tania Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Graeme Connors - The Road Less Travelled (ABC:Panama Music/Rondor) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Tania Kernaghan - Where The Murray Meets The Darling (ABC:Warner/Chappell) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Action Jackson - Lawrie Minson (ABC:Control) |
| Bush Ballad of the Year |
| Must've Been A Hell Of A Party - Slim Dusty, written by Slim Dusty & Tom Oliver (EMI:Kirkpatrick/Oliver) |
| Heritage Song of the Year |
| Old Time Country Halls - Slim Dusty (EMI:Slim Dusty Enterprises) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Tina Martyn - Lying In My Bed (ABC:Warner/Chappell) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| The Wheel - Saw You Runnin' (rooArt:Colgems/EMI Music Ascap) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Tania Kernaghan & Lee Kernaghan - A Bushman Can't Survive (ABC:Emusic) |
| Video Track of the Year |
| The Dreamer - Mark O'Shea, directed by Ross Wood (ABC:Warner/Chappell) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| John Williamson |
| 1996 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| The Great Australian Dream - Graeme Connors (Panama) |
| Top Selling |
| Mulga To Mangoes - John Williamson (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| 1959 - Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Troy Cassar-Daley - End Of The Road (Sony) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Gina Jeffreys - Didn't We Shine (ABC) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Cut To The Chase - Rod McCormack & Mick Albeck (ABC) |
| Bush Ballad Heritage Song of the Year |
| The Ringer And The Princess - Graeme Connors (Panama) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Mark O'Shea - The Swimming Song (ABC) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| The Wheel - I Fell In Love(rooArt) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Rosemary Rae & Graeme Connors - Slowly But Surely (Southland) |
| Video Track Of The Year |
| The Great Australian Dream - Graeme Connors directed by Lindsay Frazer (Panama) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| Dusty Rankin |
| 1995 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Songs From The Homeland - Graeme Connors (Panama) |
| Top Selling |
| Three Chain Road - Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Album of the Year |
| Songs From The Homeland - Graeme Connors (Panama) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Graeme Connors - Songs From The Homeland (Panama) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Gina Jeffreys - Girls Night Out (ABC) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Little Rock Gettaway - Rod McCormack & Mick Albeck (ABC) |
| Bush Ballad Heritage Song of the Year |
| Lawson's Loaded Dog - Stan Coster (Gidgee) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Clint Beattie - Learning How To Live (Outback) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Dead Ringer Band - Family Man (Gympie Muster) |
| Vocal Collaboration of the Year |
| Australian Family Of Country Music - Bridge Of Love (Outback/Larrikin) |
| Video Track Of The Year |
| Tropical Fever - John Williamson, directed by Mark Jago (EMI) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| Ted Egan |
| 1994 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Three Chain Road - Garth Porter/Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Top Selling |
| Touch Of Water - James Blundell (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Three Chain Road - Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan - Three Chain Road (ABC) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Gina Jeffreys - Two Stars Fell (ABC) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Kindee - Paul "Pixie" Jenkins (EMI) |
| Heritage Award |
| Paul Kelly/Kev Carmody - From Little Things Big Things Grow (Festival) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Beccy Cole - Foolin' Around (Outback) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan & Slim Dusty - Leave Him In The Longyard (ABC) |
| Video Track of the Year |
| May Your Fridge Be Full Of Coldies - Greg Champion (ABC) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| Jimmy Little |
| 1993 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Boys From The Bush - Garth Porter/Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Top Selling |
| This Road - James Blundell (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| The Outback Club - Lee Kernaghan (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Lee Kernaghan - Boys From The Bush (ABC) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Norma O'Hara Murphy - Tamworth (Festival) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Kanga - Paul "Pixie" Jenkins (EMI) |
| Heritage Award |
| Colin Buchanan - A Drover's Wife (ABC) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Brent Parlane - Save A Little Love (ABC) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| James Blundell & James Reyne - Way Out West (EMI) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Garth Porter |
| Roll of Renown |
| Shorty Ranger |
| 1992 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Things Are Not The Same On The Land - Bill Chambers, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| JW's Family Album - John Williamson (Gumleaf) |
| Album of the Year |
| Out Of The Blue - Anne Kirkpatrick (ABC) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Keith Urban - The River (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Anne Kirkpatrick - I Guess We've Been Together Too Long (ABC) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Clutterbilly - Keith Urban (EMI) |
| Heritage Award |
| Rex Dallas - The Western Main (Enrec) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Colin Buchanan - Galahs In The Gidgee (ABC) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Jan Cooper/Michael Roycroft - As Far As This Feelin' Will Take Us (RCA) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Lindsay Butler |
| Roll of Renown |
| Nev Nicholls |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Cel Phillips |
| 1991 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Blue Heeler - James Blundell (EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| Two Singers, One Song - Slim Dusty & Anne Kirkpatrick (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Coming Home - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Age Of Grace - James Blundell (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Norma Murphy - Sarah's Memory (Festival) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Dixie Breakdown - The Flying Emus (Festival) |
| Heritage Award |
| Brian Young - Thistles On The Hillside (LBS) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Keith Urban - I Never Work On A Sunday (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bullamakanka - Dust (True Blue) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Lindsay Butler |
| Roll of Renown |
| Barry Thornton |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Ross Murphy |
| 1990 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Kimberley Moon - James Blundell/Doug Trevor (EMI) |
| Top Selling Record |
| Warragul - John Williamson(Emusic) |
| Album of the Year |
| Warragul - John Williamson(Emusic) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| James Blundell - Kimberley Moon (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Deniese Morrison - You've Gotta Learn To Dance (Country City Music) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Wild River - Lawrie Minson (EMI) |
| Heritage Award |
| John Williamson - Drover's Boy(Emusic) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Happening Thang - I Don't Wanna Go To Work (WEA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bullamakanka - Ride These Roads (True Blue) |
| Producer of the Year |
| Rod Coe |
| Roll of Renown |
| Stan Coster |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Tex Banes |
| 1989 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| We've Done Us Proud - Graeme Connors (Recorded by Slim Dusty, EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| Boomerang Cafe - John Williamson (Emusic) |
| Album of the Year |
| Boomerang Cafe - John Williamson (Emusic) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| James Blundell - Cloncurry Cattle Song (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Deniese Morrison - Battle Hymn Of Love (Country City Music) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Bullabounce - Bullamakanka (True Blue) |
| Heritage Award |
| Slim Dusty - We've Done Us Proud (writer, Graeme Connors, EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Jenine Vaughan - Gypsy Man (RCA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Smoky Dawson & Trevor Knight - High Country (EMI) |
| Roll of Renown |
| The Hawking Brothers |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Kevin Knapp |
| 1988 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| The Old Time Tent Shows - Barry Forrester, recorded by Alan Hawking (RCA) |
| Top Selling |
| Mallee Boy - John Williamson (Emusic/Festival) |
| Album of the Year |
| Neon City - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Allan Caswell - Black Jack Blues Again (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Evelyn Bury - I'm Stronger Than I Look (Selection) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Jackaroo - The Flying Emus (Infinity) |
| Heritage Award |
| Smoky Dawson & Trevor Knight's Newport Trio - The Days Of Old Khancoban (Jade) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| James Blundell - Song For Louise (RCA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Flying Emus - Auctioneer (Festival) |
| Roll of Renown |
| John Minson |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Barry Forrester |
| 1987 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| He's A Good Bloke When He's Sober - Stan Coster (recorded by Slim Dusty, EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| Patsy Rigger Country - Patsy Riggir (CBS, NZ) |
| Album of the Year |
| Mallee Boy - John Williamson (Festival) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| John Williamson - True Blue (Festival) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Deniese Morrison - Now I'm Easy (Country City Entertainment) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Emu Strut - The Flying Emus (Flying Emu Productions, through Festival) |
| Heritage Award |
| Slim Dusty - Mount Buckaroo (EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Jane Maddick - Rainbow Chaser (RCA/Ariola) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Three Chord Wonders - Losin' My Blues Tonight (EMI) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Chad Morgan |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Jazzer Smith |
| 1986 |
| APRA Song Of The Year |
| The Garden - Allan Caswell (Albert) |
| Top Selling |
| Yodelling Man - Roger Tibbs (Music World) |
| Album of the Year |
| Road Thru The Heart - John Williamson (Emusic) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| John Williamson - You And My Guitar (Emusic) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Patsy Riggir - You Remind Me Of A Love Song (Epic, NZ) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Look Out Below - The Flying Emus (Larrikin) |
| Heritage Award |
| Norma Murphy - How The Fire Queen Crossed The Swamp (Selection) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Great Divide - Landed On My Feet (RCA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| The Flying Emus - Diamond Creek (Larrikin) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Johnny Ashcroft |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Wally Bishop |
| 1985 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Queen In The Sport Of Kings - John Williamson (Festival) |
| Top Selling |
| Trucks On The Track - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Trucks On The Track - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Arthur Blanch - What Do Lonely People Do (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Patsy Riggir - You'll Never Take The Country Out Of Me (CBS, NZ) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Gospel Train - Alan Hawking (RCA) |
| Heritage Award |
| Reg Poole - When The Big Mobs Came To Bourke (Selection) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Vic Lanyon - Here's To You (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bullamakanka - G'Day (EMI) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Rick & Thel Carey |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Ron Wills |
| 1984 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| I Was Only 19 - John Schumann (CBS) |
| Top Selling |
| I Was Only 19 - Redgum (CBS) |
| Album of the Year |
| On The Wallaby - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Arthur Blanch - I've Come A Long Way (Reflection) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Patsy Riggir - Beautiful Lady (CBS, NZ) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Moonjibah Mull - The Hired Hands (Country) |
| Heritage Award |
| Slim Dusty - Australia's On The Wallaby (EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Natalie Wood - Who Were You Thinking Of (Hadley) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bullamakanka - Gaylene (RCA) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Reg Lindsay |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Bill Robertson |
| 1983 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Used To Be A Gold Song - Allan Caswell & Keith Potger (Country Man) |
| Top Selling |
| One Day At A Time - Suzanne Prentice (Music World) |
| Album of the Year |
| Too Late For Regrets - Arthur Blanch (CBS) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Johnny Chester - Ad In The Weekly Times (WEA) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Jewel Blanch - Send All The Ghosts Away (CBS) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Back To Those Rolling Plains - Alan Hawking (Country Man) |
| Heritage Award |
| Slim Dusty - Banjo's Man (EMI/Columbia) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Leanne Douglas - Don't It Make You Wanna Cry (RCA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Bullamakanka - Home Among The Gum Trees (Mercury) |
| Roll of Renown |
| The McKean Sisters (Joy & Heather) |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Rocky Page |
| 1982 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| His Spurs Are Rusty Now - Rex & Colin Dallas (Hadley) |
| Top Selling |
| Who Put The Roo In The Stew - Webb Bros (RCA) |
| Album of the Year |
| The Lady And The Cowboy - Jewel & Arthur Blanch (CBS) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Johnny Chester - Rough Around The Edges (WEA) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Jewel Blanch - I Can Love You (CBS) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Brian's Tune - Barry Thornton (Selection) |
| Heritage Award |
| Slim Dusty - Where Country Is (EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Paul Wookey - Roll Along (Troubador) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| 1901 - Lifting Me Up, Letting Me Down (Omega) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Gordon Parsons |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Don McGuire |
| 1981 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| One Armed Bandit - Allan & Brian Caswell (7) |
| Top Selling |
| The Man Who Steadies The Lead - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| The Man Who Steadies The Lead - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Johnny Chester - I Love You So Rebecca (WEA) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Jean Stafford - That Glory Bound Train (Hadley) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Flying Pieman - The Bushwackers (Avenue) |
| Heritage Award |
| The Warrumbungle Mare - Reg Poole (writer, Coral Dasey Selection) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Patsy Riggir - It's Not Love (EMI, NZ) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Grand Junction - Married Women (RCA) |
| Roll Of Renown |
| Tim McNamara |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Arch Kerr |
| 1980 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Three Empty Bottles - Dave Pincombe (Astor) |
| Top Selling |
| Walk A Country Mile - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Walk A Country Mile - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Reg Lindsay - The Empty Arms Hotel (7) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Jean Stafford - Hello Love (Hadley) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Panning For Gold - Buckskin (Festival) |
| Heritage Award |
| What A Dreary Old World It Would Be - Buddy Williams (RCA) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Allan Caswell - King Of The Rodeo (Mercury) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| 1901 - On The Road To Gundagai (Bullet) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Shirley Thoms |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Eric Scott |
| 1979 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Beat Of The Government Stroke - Tom Oliver/Joy McKean, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| One Day At A Time - The Hawking Bros (RCA) |
| Album of the Year |
| One Day At A Time - The Hawking Bros (RCA) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Slim Dusty - Marty (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Anne Kirkpatrick - Grievous Angel (EMI) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Fiddle In The Gorge - Trev & Dennis (Nationwide) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| 1901 - House Where The Wind Blows Cold (EMI) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Saltbush - Stranger (EMI) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Slim Dusty |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| Nick Erby |
| 1978 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Indian Pacific - Joy McKean, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| Indian Pacific - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Country Travellin' - The Hawking Bros (RCA) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Reg Lindsay - Silence On The Line (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Suzanne Prentice - How Great Thou Art (Music World) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Fender Bender - Norm Bodkin (Hadley) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Mike Fox - If Nobody Loves Me (Bunyip) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Hawking Brothers - Silver Wings (RCA) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Smoky Dawson |
| Country Music Capital Award |
| John Minson |
| 1977 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Three Rivers Hotel - Stan Coster, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling |
| Things I See Around Me - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Angel Of Goulburn Hill - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Slim Dusty - Angel Of Goulburn Hill (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Suzanne Prentice - Sweet Country Music (Music World) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Closest Thing To Freedom - Lindsay Butler (Opal) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Saltbush - Sassafras Gap (Rainbird) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Hawking Brothers - This House Runs On Sunshine (Crest) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Buddy Williams |
| Wrangler Special Award |
| Eric Watson |
| 1976 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Santa Never Made It To Darwin - Bill Cate, recorded by Bill & Boyd (Fable) |
| Top Selling |
| Worst In The World - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Album of the Year |
| Lights On The Hill - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Rex Dallas - My Lancashire Yodelling Lass (Hadley) |
| Female Vocalist of The Year |
| Heather McKean - I Can Feel Love (Festival) |
| Instrumental of the Year |
| Orange Blossom Special - Paul & Colleen Trenwith (EMI) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Bob Purtell - Motivation Day (ATA) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Webb Brothers - Palmer River Song (Festival) |
| Roll of Renown |
| Tex Morton |
| 1975 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Biggest Disappointment - Joy McKean, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling Track |
| My Kind Of Woman - Johnny Chester (Fable) |
| Album of the Year |
| Australiana - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| EP of the Year |
| Old Wallerawang - Rex Dallas (Hadley) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Slim Dusty - Biggest Disappointment (EMI) |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Jean Stafford - What Kind Of A Girl Do You Think I Am (Hadley) |
| Instrumental Track of the Year |
| Nashville Express - Nev Nicholls' Country Playboys (RCA) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Rob Brown - Beautiful World (WEA/Angelwood) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Hawking Brothers - Julianna (Fable) |
| 1974 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Goondiwindi Grey - Wallace/Hauritz, recorded by Tex Morton (Essex) |
| Top Selling |
| Heaven Is My Woman's Love - Col Joye (ATA) |
| Album of the Year |
| Live At Tamworth - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| EP of the Year |
| Live At Tamworth - Hamilton County Bluegrass Band (EMI) |
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
| Reg Lindsay - July You're A Woman |
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
| Suzanne Prentice - Dust On Mother's Bible (Master) |
| Instrumental Track of the Year |
| Yakity Axe - The Hawking Bros (Fable) |
| New Talent of the Year |
| Reg Poole - Country Music Hall Of Fame (W&G) |
| Vocal Group or Duo of the Year |
| Hawking Brothers - Catfish John (Fable) |
| 1973 |
| APRA Song of the Year |
| Lights On The Hill - Joy McKean, recorded by Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Top Selling Record |
| Redback On The Toilet Seat - Slim Newton (Hadley) |
| Album of the Year |
| Me & My Guitar - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Best EP or Single |
| Lights On The Hill - Slim Dusty (EMI) |
| Instrumental Track of the Year |
| Ring-a-Ding - Hamilton County Bluegrass Band (EMI) |
| Radio Listener Award |
| Col Hardy - Opal |