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30th CMAA
Country Music Awards Ceremony

2002 Golden Guitar Awards

Saturday, 26 Jan 2002
Tamworth Regional Entertainment
and Convention Centre (TRECC), NSW

The 2002 Country Music Awards honored country music artists for musical performances and other career achievements during the 2002 calendar year.

Toyota was the sponsor this year. “Golden Guitar” trophies were given to winners. Highlight of the Tamworth Country Music Festival, the Awards was organised by Country Music Association of Australia (CMAA). In 1993 the name changed from the Australasian Country Music Awards to its present name Country Music Awards of Australia.

Album of the Year
Adam Harvey
Workin’ Overtime
Produced by Rod McCormack
(ABC)
APRA Song of the Year
Kasey Chambers
Not Pretty Enough
Recorded by Kasey Chambers
(EMI)
Top Selling Album of the Year
Kasey Chambers
Barricades & Brickwalls
(EMI)
Heritage Song of the Year
Brendon Walmsley
Never Never
(Compass Bros)
Bush Ballad of the Year
Slim Dusty
West Of Winton
Written by Ray Rose
(EMI)
Instrumental of the Year
Feral Swing Katz
Stealin’ Corn
Video Clip of the Year
Gina Jeffreys
Angel
Directed by Dylan Perry
(ABC)
Special Award
A special Golden Guitar trophy presented to Max Ellis,
retiring Vice Chairman of the CMAA for his unstinting
dedication and commitment to country music in
Australia for a period of more than 30 years.
Roll of Renown
The Schneider Sisters
Male Vocalist of the Year
Adam Harvey
Shake Of A Hand
(ABC)
Female Vocalist of the Year
Beccy Cole
Too Strong To Break
(ABC)
New Talent of the Year
Kylie Sackley
Love’s Like A Train
(ABC)
Vocal Group or Duo of the Year
Wolverines
65 Roses
(ACMEC)
Vocal Collaboration of the Year
Josh Arnold and Lee Kernaghan
Thank God I’m A Country Boy
(ABC)

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