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	...Long Form Music Video
	...Song Written...
	...Instrumental...



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Grammy Awards: 1999

Grammy

Date:	24 February
Host:	Rosie O'Donnell
Location:	Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA

Best Long Form Music Video


Winner:
	Lou Reed: Rock and Roll Heart (1998) - Lou Reed (artist); Timothy Greenfield-Sanders (video director/video producer); Karen Bernstein (II) (video producer); Susan Lacy (video producer); Tamar Hacker (video producer)
Other Nominees:
	Bach Cello Suite #6: Six Gestures (1997) - Yo-Yo Ma (artist); Patricia Rozema (video director); Niv Fichman (video producer) Jazz '34 (1996) - "various artists"; Robert Altman (I) (video director/video producer) TeleVoid (1997) (V) - Scott Rockenfield (artist); Paul Speer (II) (artist); Sir Mix a Lot (artist); Michael Boydstun (video director/video producer) They Wanted the Highway (????) (V) - Fastball (artist); Ondi Timoner (video director/video producer); Mark DiDia (video producer)

Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television


Winner:
	Titanic (1997) - James Horner; Will Jennings (II) - For the song "My Heart Will Go On".
Other Nominees:
	Armageddon (1998/I) - Diane Warren - For the song "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing". City of Angels (1998) - Alanis Morissette - For the song "Uninvited". Mulan (1998) - Matthew Wilder (I); David Zippel - For the song "True To Your Heart". Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) - Sheryl Crow; Mitchell Froom - For the song "Tomorrow Never Dies".

Best Instrumental Composition Written for a Motion Picture or for Television


Winner:
	Saving Private Ryan (1998) - John Williams (I)
Other Nominees:
	Amistad (1997) - John Williams (I) Bulworth (1998) - Ennio Morricone City of Angels (1998) - Gabriel Yared - For the track from: City Of Angels - Music From The Motion Picture (various artists). Rush Hour (1998) - Lalo Schifrin