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Grammy Awards: 1991

Grammy

Date:	20 February
Host:	Garry Shandling
Location:	Radio City Music Hall, New York, New York, USA

Best Music Video - Long Form


Winner:
	Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em: The Movie (1990) (V) - M.C. Hammer (artist); Rupert Wainwright (video director); John Oetjen (video producer)
Other Nominees:
	Bernstein in Berlin: Beethoven - Symphony No. 9 (1990) (V) - Leonard Bernstein (artist); Humphrey Burton (video director) Phil Collins: The Singles Collection (1990) (V) - Phil Collins (I) (artist); James Yukich (video director); Paul Flattery (video producer) We Two Are One Too (1989) (V) - Annie Lennox (artist); David A. Stewart (artist); Sophie Muller (I) (video director) Who Live, Featuring the Rock Opera Tommy, The (1989) (TV) - Roger Daltrey (artist); Pete Townshend (artist); John Entwistle (artist); Lawrence Jordan (II) (video director)

Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television


Winner:
	Little Mermaid, The (1989) - Alan Menken (composer); Howard Ashman (lyricist) - For the song "Under the Sea".
Other Nominees:
	Dick Tracy (1990) - Stephen Sondheim - For the song "More". I'm Breathless (1989) (TV) - Stephen Sondheim - For the song "Sooner or Later". Little Mermaid, The (1989) - Howard Ashman; Alan Menken - For the song "Kiss the Girl". Young Guns II (1990) - Jon Bon Jovi - For the song "Blaze of Glory".

Best Instrumental Composition Written for a Motion Picture or for Television


Winner:
	Glory (1989) - James Horner
Other Nominees:
	"Twin Peaks" (1990) - Angelo Badalamenti - For the soundtrack. Dick Tracy (1990) - Danny Elfman - For the original score. Driving Miss Daisy (1989) - Hans Zimmer - For the end titles (original soundtrack). Little Mermaid, The (1989) - Alan Menken - For the original motion picture soundtrack.