Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media
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The Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media has been awarded since 1988. From 1988 to 1999 it was called the Grammy Award for Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or Television. The award is presented to the songwriter(s).
Years reflect the year in which the Grammy Awards were presented, for works released in the previous year.
[edit] 1980s
30th Grammy Awards (1988)
- An American Tail - James Horner; Barry Mann; Cynthia Weil - For the song "Somewhere Out There"
- "Moonlighting" - Al Jarreau; Lee Holdridge - For the song "Moonlighting Theme"
- Dirty Dancing - Franke Pevite; John DeNicola; Donald Markowitz - For the song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life"
- Mannequin - Diane Warren; Albert Hammond - For the song "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
- Who's That Girl - Patrick Leonard; Madonna - For the song "Who's That Girl"
31st Grammy Awards (1989)
- Buster - Phil Collins; Lamont Dozier - For the song "Two Hearts"
- 1988 Summer Olympics - Albert Hammond; John Bettis - For the song "One Moment in Time"
- Bright Lights, Big City - Donald Fagen - For the song "Century's End"
- Cocktail - Mike Love; Terry Melcher; John Phillips; Scott McKenzie - For the song "Kokomo"
- Cry Freedom - George Fenton; Jonas Gwangwa - For the song "Cry Freedom"
[edit] 1990s
32nd Grammy Awards (1990)
- Working Girl - Carly Simon - For the song "Let the River Run"
- Batman - Prince - For the song "Partyman"
- Parenthood - Randy Newman - For the song "I Love To See You Smile"
- Shirley Valentine - Alan Bergman; Marilyn Bergman; Marvin Hamlisch - For the song "The Girl Who Used To Be Me"
- U2: Rattle and Hum - U2 - For the song "Angel of Harlem"
33rd Grammy Awards (1991)
- The Little Mermaid - Alan Menken (composer); Howard Ashman (lyricist) - For the song "Under the Sea"
- Dick Tracy - Stephen Sondheim - For the song "More"
- I'm Breathless - Stephen Sondheim - For the song "Sooner or Later"
- The Little Mermaid - Howard Ashman; Alan Menken - For the song "Kiss the Girl"
- Young Guns II - Jon Bon Jovi - For the song "Blaze of Glory"
34th Grammy Awards (1992)
- Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - Robert John Lange; Michael Kamen; Bryan Adams - For the song "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You"
- Home Alone - John Williams; Leslie Bricusse - For the song "Somewhere in My Memory"
- Jungle Fever - Stevie Wonder - For the song "Gotta Have You"
- Switch - Lyle Lovett - For the Song "You Can't Resist It"
35th Grammy Awards (1993)
- Beauty and the Beast - Howard Ashman; Alan Menken - For the song "Beauty and the Beast"
- A League of Their Own - Carole King - For the song "Now and Forever"
- Lethal Weapon 3 - Michael Kamen; Sting; Eric Clapton - For the song "It's Probably Me"
- The Mambo Kings - Robert Kraft; Arne Glimcher - For the song "Beautiful Maria of My Soul"
- Rush - Eric Clapton; Will Jennings - For the song "Tears in Heaven"
36th Grammy Awards (1994)
- Aladdin - Alan Menken; Tim Rice - For the song "A Whole New World"
- Aladdin - Alan Menken; Howard Ashman - For the song "Friend Like Me"
- The Bodyguard - David Foster; Linda Thompson - For the song "I Have Nothing"
- The Bodyguard - Allan Dennis Rich; Jud Friedman - For the song "Run to You"
- What's Love Got to Do with It - Steve DuBerry; Lulu Lawrie; Billy Lawrie - For the song "I Don't Wanna Fight"
37th Grammy Awards (1995)
- Philadelphia - Bruce Springsteen - For the song "Streets of Philadelphia"
- Beethoven's 2nd - Carole Bayer Sager; Clif Magness; James Ingram - For the song "The Day I Fall In Love"
- The Lion King - Elton John; Tim Rice - For the song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?"
- The Lion King - Elton John; Tim Rice - For the song "Circle of Life"
- With Honors - Madonna; Patrick Leonard; Richard Page - For the song "I'll Remember"
38th Grammy Awards (1996)
- Pocahontas - Alan Menken; Stephen Schwartz - For the song "Colors of the Wind"
- Bad Boys - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - For the song "Someone to Love"
- Clockers - Bruce Hornsby; Chaka Khan - For the song "Love Me Still"
- Don Juan DeMarco - Bryan Adams; Michael Kamen; Robert John Lange - For the Song "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?"
- The Pagemaster - James Horner; Barry Mann; Cynthia Weil - For the song "Whatever You Imagine"
39th Grammy Awards (1997)
- Up Close & Personal - Diane Warren - For the song "Because You Loved Me"
- Sabrina - John Williams; Alan Bergman (lyrics); Marilyn Bergman (lyrics) - For the song "Moonlight"
- Waiting to Exhale - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - For the song "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)"
- Waiting to Exhale - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - For the song "It Hurts Like Hell"
- Waiting to Exhale - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds; Michael Houston; Whitney Houston - For the song "Count On Me"
40th Grammy Awards (1998)
- Space Jam - R. Kelly - For the song "I Believe I Can Fly"
- Con Air - Diane Warren - For the song "How Do I Live"
- Mandela and de Klerk - Cédric Gradus Samson - For the song "Father Of Our Nation"
- One Fine Day - Jud Friedman; James Newton Howard; Allan Dennis Rich - For the song "For The First Time"
- Soul Food - Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - For the song "A Song For Mama"
41st Grammy Awards (1999)
- Titanic - James Horner; Will Jennings - For the song "My Heart Will Go On"
- Armageddon - Diane Warren - For the song "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"
- City of Angels - Alanis Morissette - For the song "Uninvited"
- Mulan - Matthew Wilder; David Zippel - For the song "True To Your Heart"
- Tomorrow Never Dies - Sheryl Crow; Mitchell Froom - For the song "Tomorrow Never Dies"
[edit] 2000s
42nd Grammy Awards (2000)
- Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me - Madonna; William Orbit - For the song "Beautiful Stranger"
- A Bug's Life - Randy Newman - For the song "The Time Of Your Life"
- Music of the Heart - Diane Warren - For the song "Music of My Heart"
- The Prince of Egypt - Stephen Schwartz; Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - For the song "The Prince Of Egypt (When You Believe)"
- Tarzan - Phil Collins - For the song "You'll Be In My Heart"
43rd Grammy Awards (2001)
- Toy Story 2 - Randy Newman - For the song "When She Loved Me"
- Charlie's Angels - Samuel J. Barnes; Beyoncé Knowles; Jean Claude Olivier; Cory Rooney - For the song "Independent Women", Part I
- Magnolia - Aimee Mann - For the song "Save Me"
- Man on the Moon - Peter Buck; Mike Mills; Michael Stipe - For the song "The Great Beyond"
- Wonder Boys - Bob Dylan - For the song "Things Have Changed"
44th Grammy Awards (2002)
- "Malcolm in the Middle" - John Flansburgh; John Linnell - For the song "Boss of Me"
- The Emperor's New Groove - David Hartley; Sting - For the song "My Funny Friend And Me"
- Men of Honor - Brandon Barnes; Brian McKnight - For the song "Win"
- Pearl Harbor - Diane Warren - For the song "There You'll Be"
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Jorge Calandrelli; Tan Dun; James Schamus - For the song "A Love Before Time"
45th Grammy Awards (2003)
- Monsters, Inc. - Randy Newman - For the song "If I Didn't Have You"
- Brown Sugar - Erykah Badu; Madukwu Chinwah; Common; Robert C. Ozuna; James Poyser; Raphael Saadiq; Glen Standridge - For the song "Love Of My Life - An Ode To Hip Hop"
- The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - Enya; Nicky Ryan; Roma Ryan - For the song "May It Be"
- Spider-Man - Chad Kroeger - For the song "Hero"
- Vanilla Sky - Paul McCartney - For the song "Vanilla Sky"
46th Grammy Awards (2004)
- A Mighty Wind - Christopher Guest; Eugene Levy; Michael McKean - For the song "A Mighty Wind"
- 2 Fast 2 Furious - Ludacris; Keith McMasters - For the song "Act A Fool"
- 8 Mile - Jeff Bass; Eminem; Luis Resto - For the song "Lose Yourself"
- Chicago - Fred Ebb; John Kander - For the song "I Move On"
- Gangs of New York - U2 - For the song "The Hands That Built America"
47th Grammy Awards (2005)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Annie Lennox; Howard Shore; Fran Walsh - For the song "Into the West"
- Cold Mountain - T-Bone Burnett; Elvis Costello - For the song "The Scarlet Tide"
- Cold Mountain - Sting - For the song "You Will Be My Ain True Love"
- Shrek 2 - David Bryson; Adam Duritz; David Immerglück; Matthew Malley; Dan Vickrey - For the song "Accidentally In Love"
- Les Triplettes de Belleville - Benoît Charest; Sylvain Chomet - For the song "Belleville Rendez-Vous"
48th Grammy Awards (2006)
- The Polar Express - Glen Ballard; Alan Silvestri - For the song "Believe"
- "Six Feet Under" - Arcade Fire - For the song "Cold Wind" - For Volume 2 - Everything Ends
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - John August; Danny Elfman - For the song "Wonka's Welcome Song"
- Elizabethtown - Tom Petty - For the song "Square One"
- Hotel Rwanda - Jerry "Wonder" Duplessis; Andrea Guerra; Wyclef Jean - For the song "Million Voices"
49th Grammy Awards (2007)
- Cars - Randy Newman - For the song "Our Town"
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe - Imogen Heap - For the song "Can't Take It In"
- An Inconvenient Truth - Melissa Etheridge - For the song "I Need To Wake Up"
- The Producers - Mel Brooks - For the song "There's Nothing Like A Show On Broadway"
- Transamerica - Dolly Parton - For the song "Travelin' Thru"
50th Grammy Awards (2008)
- Dreamgirls - Siedah Garrett; Henry Krieger - For the song "Love You I Do"
- Casino Royale - David Arnold; Chris Cornell - For the song "You Know My Name"
- Happy Feet - Prince - For the song "The Song Of The Heart"
- Into the Wild - Eddie Vedder - For the song "Guaranteed"
- Once - Glen Hansard; Markéta Irglová - For the song "Falling Slowly"
51st Grammy Awards (2009)
- WALL-E - Peter Gabriel; Thomas Newman - For the song "Down to Earth"
- The Bucket List - John Mayer - For the song "Say"
- Enchanted - Alan Menken; Stephen Schwartz - For the song "Ever Ever After"
- Enchanted - Alan Menken; Stephen Schwartz - For the song "That's How You Know"
- Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story - Judd Apatow; Marshall Crenshaw; Jake Kasdan; John C. Reilly - For the song "Walk Hard"
