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The BRITs 1987

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Review

The final industry-only bash at the Grosvenor saw Eric Clapton pick up the prize for Outstanding Contribution, Peter Gabriel collect two awards, Dave Stewart repeat his previous year’s Best Producer win and Julian Lloyd Webber become the first two-time Best Classical winner, four years after his first triumph.

Jonathan King acted as host of a show which included first time winners the Housemartins, Kate Bush and the Pet Shop Boys alongside solo victor Paul Simon, featured performances by Whitney Houston, Simply Red and Five Star and attracted an average BBC TV audience of 6.7million.

Live performances



Show Information

- Date: 09/02/1987
- Location: Grosvenor House Hotel, London
- Host: Jonathan King

Winners and Nominees

Best British Album

Best British Female

Best British Group

Best British Male

Best British Newcomer

Best British Producer

Best British Single

Best British Video

Best Classical Recording

Best International Group

Best International Solo Artist

Best Soundtrack/Cast Recording

Outstanding Contribution

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