Song of the Year 1959

Bobby Darin - Mack the Knife

Billboard Top 40 of 1959

Johnny Horton - Battle of New Orleans
Lloyd Price - (You've Got) Personality
Lloyd Price - Stagger Lee
Frankie Avalon - Venus

What'd I Say - Ray Charles
I Only Have Eyes For You - Flamingos
Mack The Knife - Bobby Darin
There Goes My Baby - Drifters
Shout - Isley Brothers
Kansas City - Wilbert Harrison
Poison Ivy - Coasters
Money - Barrett Strong
Love Potion No. 9 - Clovers
You're So Fine - Falcons

Top Billboard Albums of 1959

1. PETER GUNN Henry Mancini RCA Victor
2. GIGI Soundtrack MGM
3. SOUTH PACIFIC Soundtrack RCA Victor
4. FROM THE HUNGRY I Kingston Trio Capitol
5. THE KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE Kingston Trio Capitol

The Grammy's 1959

Record of the Year: Mack the Knife - Bobby Darin

Album of the Year: Come Dance With Me - Frank Sinatra

Song of the Year: The Battle of New Orleans - Jimmy Driftwood - songwriter Jimmy Driftwood

Best Artist of 1959: Bobby Darin

Best Performance By a Top 40 Artist: Midnight Flyer - Nat King Cole

Best Vocal Performance, Male: Come Dance With Me - Frank Sinatra

Best Vocal Performance, Female: But Not for Me - Ella Fitzgerald

Best Performance By a Chorus: Battle Hymn of the Republic - Mormon Tabernacle Choir

Best Rhythm and Blues Performance: What a Diff'rence a Day Makes - Dinah Washington
What a Diff'rence a Day Makes

Best Jazz Performance - Soloist: Ella Swings Lightly - Ella Fitzgerald

Best Jazz Performance - Group: I Dig Chicks - Jonah Jones

Best Performance By a Dance Band: Anatomy of a Murder - Duke Ellington

Best Country and Western Performance: The Battle of New Orleans - Johnny Horton

Best Performance - Folk: The Kingston Trio at Large - Kingston Trio

Best Performance By an Orchestra: Like Young - David Rose and His Orchestra With André Previn

Best Arrangement: Come Dance With Me - Billy May, arranger

Best Broadway Show Album: (tie): Gypsy - Ethel Merman Redhead - Gwen Verdon

Best Soundtrack Album (Original Cast) Motion Picture or Television Porgy and Bess - André Previn and Ken Darby

Best Comedy Performance - Spoken Word: Inside Shelley Berman - Shelley Berman

Best Comedy Performance - Musical: The Battle of Kookamonga - Homer and Jethro

Best Recording for Children: Peter and the Wolf; Peter Ustinov; narrating; Herbert von Karajan conducting Philharmonia Orchestra

Best Album Cover: Shostakovich; Symphony No. 5 - Robert M. Jones - art director

The Tony's (Musicals) 1959

Musical Play: Redhead
Outstanding Actor | Musical Star: Richard Kiley, Redhead
Outstanding Actress | Musical Star: Gwen Verdon, Redhead
Outstanding Actor | Musical Featured or Supporting: Russell Nype, Goldilocks, Leonard Stone, Redhead
Outstanding Actress | Musical Featured or Supporting: Pat Stanley, Goldilocks
Choreographer: Bob Fosse Redhead