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Line 163: === Country Music Association === ''(presented [[November 15]] in [[New York City, New York\|New York City]])'' * '''Entertainer of the Year''' -- [[Keith Urban]] * '''Male Vocalist of the Year''' -- [[Keith Urban]] * '''Female Vocalist of the Year''' -- [[Gretchen Wilson]] * '''Horizon Award''' -- [[Dierks Bentley]] * '''Vocal Group of the Year''' -- [[Rascal Flatts]] * '''Vocal Duo of the Year''' -- [[Brooks & Dunn]] * '''Vocal Event of the Year''' -- "Good News, Bad News" [[George Strait]] and [[Lee Ann Womack]] * '''Single of the Year''' -- "I May Hate Myself in the Morning", [[Lee Ann Womack]] * '''Song of the Year''' -- "Whiskey Lullaby", [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Jon Randall]] * '''Album of the Year''' -- ''There's More Where That Came From'', [[Lee Ann Womack]] * '''Video of the Year''' -- "As Good As I Once Was" [[Toby Keith]] (Director: [[Michael Salomon]]) * '''Musician of the Year''' -- [[Jerry Douglas]] ==External links== [http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050829/NEWS01/508290354 Announcement of 2005 Country Music Association Hall of Fame inductees]

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