 # 156
Singles Artist of the Year
 # 158
Singles Artist of the Year
  Green hit the Top 10 with Annie Lennox with
"Put A Little Love In Your Heart"
from the soundtrack to Scrooged.
The video for "Put A Little
Love In Your Heart" with Annie Lennox was
nominated for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Video from a Film.
Green won a Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel
Vocal Performance ("As Long As We're
Together").
 Green won a Grammy Award for Best Pop
Collaboration with Vocals ("Funny How
Time Slips Away" with Lyle
Lovett from the Rhythm,
Country & Blues compilation).
Green was nominated for a Grammy Award for
Best R&B Vocal Performance -
Male
("A Change Is Gonna Come").
Ranked # 37 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 72 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
 VH1: 100
Greatest Rock Songs included Call Me at # 67.
Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs included "Let's
Stay Together" at # 77.
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums included Call Me at # 70.
Green was
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Traditional R&B Vocal
Performance ("Put It On Paper"
with Ann Nesby).
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time included Greatest Hits (1975) at # 52,
I'm Still In Love With You (1972) at # 285,
and Call Me (1973) at # 289.
Rolling Stone:
The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of
All Time included Green at # 65.
 Green was
nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Traditional R&B Vocal
Performance ("I Can't Stop") and Best R&B Album (I
Can't Stop).
Green released Everything's
OK.
 Green released Lay
It Down (Billboard peak: # 9).
(available for download at   ).
Green could be heard on the
soundtrack for Sex
& The City on the track "How Can You
Mend A Broken Heart" with Joss Stone.
Green was honored at the BET
Awards with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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