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Former President Jimmy Carter posthumously won his fourth Grammy Award for his audiobook "Last Sundays In Plains: A Centennial Celebration."
Carter was 100 years old when he was nominated, making him the oldest nominee – and now winner – in Grammy history.
Follow the Grammys live: cnn.it/3Q2lagi
Carter was 100 years old when he was nominated, making him the oldest nominee – and now winner – in Grammy history.
Follow the Grammys live: cnn.it/3Q2lagi
February 2, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Former President Jimmy Carter posthumously won his fourth Grammy Award for his audiobook "Last Sundays In Plains: A Centennial Celebration."
Carter was 100 years old when he was nominated, making him the oldest nominee – and now winner – in Grammy history.
Follow the Grammys live: cnn.it/3Q2lagi
Carter was 100 years old when he was nominated, making him the oldest nominee – and now winner – in Grammy history.
Follow the Grammys live: cnn.it/3Q2lagi