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American Music Award for Favorite Adult Contemporary Album

American Music Awards for Favorite Adult Contemporary Album
Country	United States
Presented by	American Music Awards
First award	1992
Final award	1994
Currently held by	Whitney Houston – The Bodyguard
Website	theamas.com

The American Music Award for Favorite Adult Contemporary Album was first awarded in 1992, but discontinued since 1994.

1990s

Year	Artist	Album	Ref
1992 (19th)
	Natalie Cole	Unforgettable... with Love
	Paula Abdul	Spellbound
	Whitney Houston	I'm Your Baby Tonight
1993 (20th)
	Mariah Carey	MTV Unplugged
	Genesis	We Can't Dance
	Vanessa Williams	The Comfort Zone
1994 (21st)
	Whitney Houston	The Bodyguard
	Billy Joel	River of Dreams
	Kenny G	Breathless
	Rod Stewart	Unplugged...and Seated

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General	Artist of the Year New Artist of the Year Collaboration of the Year
Pop/Rock	Male Artist Female Artist Band/Duo/Group Album Song
Country	Male Artist Female Artist Band/Duo/Group Album Song
Rap/Hip Hop	Rap/Hip Hop Artist Album Song
Soul/R&B	Male Artist Female Artist Album Song
Contemporary	Adult Contemporary Artist Contemporary Inspirational Artist
Other	Award of Merit Alternative Artist Favorite Touring Artist Favorite Music Video Latin Artist EDM Artist Special Achievement Award Icon Top Soundtrack

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