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Grammy Awards: 1990

Grammy

Date:	22 February
Host:	Garry Shandling
Location:	Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA

Best Music Video - Long Form


Winner:
	Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989) - Janet Jackson (I) (artist); Dominic Sena (video director); Jonathan Dayton (video director/video producer); Valerie Faris (video director/video producer); Aristides McGarry (video producer)
Other Nominees:
	Eurythmics: Savage (1988) (V) - Annie Lennox (artist); David A. Stewart (artist); Sophie Muller (I) (video director) Hangin' Tough Live (1989) - New Kids on the Block (artist); Doug Nichol (video director) Moonwalker (1988) - Michael Jackson (I) (artist/video director); Colin Chilvers (video director); Dennis E. Jones (video director); Jerry Kramer (II) (video director); Frank DiLeo (video director) Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder (1989) (V) - David Gilmour (I) (artist); Nick Mason (I) (artist); Richard Wright (II) (artist); Jon Carin (artist); Tim Renwick (artist); Guy Pratt (artist); Gary Wallis (artist); Scott Page (I) (artist); Wayne Isham (video director)

Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television


Winner:
	Working Girl (1988) - Carly Simon - For the song "Let the River Run".
Other Nominees:
	Batman (1989) - Prince (I) - For the song "Partyman". Parenthood (1989) - Randy Newman (I) - For the song "I Love To See You Smile". Shirley Valentine (1989) - Alan Bergman; Marilyn Bergman; Marvin Hamlisch - For the song "The Girl Who Used To Be Me". U2: Rattle and Hum (1988) - U2 - For the song "Angel of Harlem".

Best Album of Original Instrumental Background Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television


Winner:
	Fabulous Baker Boys, The (1989) - Dave Grusin
Other Nominees:
	Batman (1989) - Danny Elfman Field of Dreams (1989) - James Horner Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) - John Williams (I) Last Temptation of Christ, The (1988) - Peter Gabriel - For "Passion".