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    • 43rd Annual CMA Awards Winners

    November 11, 2009 | Christie King | Comments 2
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    Taylor Swift

    Taylor Swift

    photos by Alan Mayor

    Entertainer Of The Year
    Taylor Swift

    Male Vocalist Of The Year
    Brad Paisley

    Female Vocalist Of The Year
    Taylor Swift

    Vocal Group Of The Year
    Lady Antebellum

    Vocal Duo Of The Year
    Sugarland

    New Artist Of The Year
    Darius Rucker

    Album Of The Year
    Fearless, Taylor Swift
    Produced By Nathan Chapman And Taylor Swift
    Big Machine Records

    Single Of The Year
    “I Run To You,” Lady Antebellum
    Produced By Victoria Shaw And Paul Worley
    Capitol Records Nashville

    Song Of The Year
    “In Color”; Written By Jamey Johnson, Lee Thomas Miller And James Otto

    Musical Event Of The Year
    “Start A Band,” Brad Paisley (Duet With Keith Urban)
    Arista Nashville

    Music Video Of The Year
    “Love Story,” Taylor Swift
    Directed By Trey Fanjoy

    Hall of Fame Inductee
    Barbara Mandrell

    Musician Of The Year
    Mac McAnally – Guitar

    CMAgroup

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    • About the Author: Christie King has been a MusicRow team member for over 11 years. Her duties include art direction and managing production of the publication's numerous print and online offerings.

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    1. Dana says:
      November 16, 2009 at 9:04 am

      Too bad Tim Mcgraw hasn’t won Entertainer since 2001, he deserved it in 2006 and 2007. Its a disgrace that he has ONLY won it once in his career and never from the ACM.

    2. Scott Siman says:
      November 14, 2009 at 1:27 am

      Taylor is the first independent label artist to win entertainer since Tim McGraw. Major acheivement. Might be years before this happens again. She is only the second in almost 20 years on an indy label. Requires success beyond the norm and majors competing among themselves to pull this off. Pundits say its because she had cross over success and sold 4m records. Perhaps. But the same pundits said she couldn’t win female vocalists based on her chops? What say you about that? or does it really matter?? She is simply the biggest act right now; love her or hate her. For me, love the attention she brings to country music.