Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance

1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s ==Multiple wins==

;4 wins • John Mayer • Sting • Stevie Wonder ;3 wins • Eric Clapton • Frank Sinatra • James Taylor ;2 wins • Michael Bolton • Ray Charles • Phil Collins • Elton John • Jack Jones • Justin Timberlake • Harry Nilsson ==Multiple nominations==

;12 nominations • Elton John ;11 nominations • Sting ;10 nominations • Frank Sinatra ;8 nominations • Seal ;7 nominations • James Taylor • Stevie Wonder ;6 nominations • Michael Jackson • John Mayer • Paul McCartney • Stevie Wonder ;5 nominations • Ray Charles • Billy Joel • Andy Williams ;4 nominations • Tony Bennett • Michael Bolton • Phil Collins • Prince • Paul Simon ;3 nominations • Bryan Adams • Glen Campbell • Eric Clapton • Perry Como • Jack Jones • Kenny Loggins • Michael McDonald • Brian McKnight • Lionel Richie • Rod Stewart ;2 nominations • Marc Anthony • Harry Belafonte • Michael Bublé • Christopher Cross • Craig David • Sammy Davis Jr. • James Ingram • Al Jarreau • John Legend • Gordon Lightfoot • Ricky Martin • Maxwell • George Michael • Jason Mraz • Aaron Neville • Harry Nilsson • Roy Orbison • Elvis Presley • Jim Reeves • Kenny Rogers • Ray Stevens • Justin Timberlake • Steve Winwood • Bill Withers ==Contemporary (R&R) Performance==

In 1966 the Recording Academy established a similar, but different, category in the Pop Field for Best Contemporary (rock & roll) Performances. The category went through a number of changes before being discontinued after the 1968 awards. • In 1966 the award was called Best Contemporary (R&R) Vocal Performance - Male • In 1967 the award from the previous year was combined with the equivalent award for women as the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary (R&R) Solo Vocal Performance - Male or Female • In 1968 the previous award was once again separated by gender, with the male award called Best Contemporary Male Solo Vocal Performance == See also ==