Will the Grammy Awards End With a Big Surprise?

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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The New York Times pop team debates whether Sturgill Simpson will pull out a surprise victory in a night stacked with Adele vs. Beyoncé face-offs.

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0:00.0	Hello.
0:07.0	Welcome to the New York Times Popcast.
0:09.0	Your views really wasn't half bad of music news and criticism.
0:12.0	I'm your host John Caramonica.
0:14.3	I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to me to go over everything they say the time supposed to heal you but I ain't done much healing.
0:33.0	Hello.
0:35.0	No, you're not flashing back.
0:37.0	You're not having a 12 month old flashback.
0:39.0	That was Hello.
0:40.0	That was Adele.
0:41.0	And if we're listening to Adeleele you know we're talking about the
0:44.3	Grammys the Grammys are coming up on Sunday unless by presidential decree
0:48.7	executive order they get cancelled and we have gathered the whole squad today to talk about this year's
0:55.1	event. We're going to talk about potential controversies. We're going to talk about
0:58.8	people who were nominated shouldn't have been nominated, people who shouldn't
1:01.4	nominated were nominated performances, hosts that aren't really hosts and your
1:05.8	man Kip winger joining me New York Times Chief Pop Music Critic John Pralis.
1:11.0	Hey there. Pop music reporter Joe Oscaris. Hey there. Pop Music reporter, Joe Oscar Elli.
1:14.0	Hey John.
1:15.0	Pop music editor Karen Gans.
1:17.0	Hello.
1:18.0	Music business reporter, Ben Cessario.
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