British Phonographic Industry - BRIT Awards 1989 - 1999

BRIT Awards

- 1989 -

Album of the Year -

The First of a Million Kisses (Fairground Attraction)

Single of the Year - "Perfect" (Fairground Attraction)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Cliff Richard

- 1990 -

Album of the Year -

The Raw and the Cooked (Fine Young Cannibals)

Single of the Year - "Another Day in Paradise" (Phil Collins)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Queen

- 1991 -

Album of the Year -

Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 (George Michael)

Single of the Year -"Enjoy the Silence" (Depeche Mode)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Status Quo

- 1992 -

Album of the Year - 

Seal (Seal)

Single of the Year - "These Are the Days of Our Lives" (Queen)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Freddie Mercury

- 1993 -

Album of the Year -

Diva (Annie Lennox)

Single of the Year - "Could It Be Magic" (Take That)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Rod Stewart

- 1994 -

Album of the Year -

Connected - Stereo MC's

Single of the Year - "Pray" (Take That)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Van Morrison

- 1995 -

Album of the Year -

Parklife (Blur)

Single of the Year - "Parklife" (Blur, featuring Phil Daniels)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Elton John

- 1996 -

Album of the Year - 

(What's the Story) Morning Glory? (Oasis)

Single of the Year - "Back for Good" (Take That)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - David Bowie

- 1997 -

Album of the Year -

Everything Must Go (Manic Street Preachers)

Single of the Year - "Wannabe" (Spice Girls)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Bee Gees

- 1998 -

Album of the Year -

Urban Hymns (The Verve)

Single of the Year - "Never Ever" (All Saints)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Fleetwood Mac

- 1999 -

Album of the Year -

This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours (Manic Street Preachers)

Single of the Year - "Angels" (Robbie Williams)

Outstanding Contribution to Music/BRIT Icon - Eurythmics