Keith Urban won his second consecutive CMA Male Vocalist of the Year and his first Entertainer of the Year Award, making him the only Country artist in CMA Awards history to win the Horizon, Entertainer and Male Vocalist of the Year Awards. Urban won the Horizon Award in 2001.

"I have been out with Kenny [Chesney] this year and last year," Urban said of his tour mate. "So I want to thank Kenny for teaching me so much about entertaining."

"Country Music's Biggest Night(TM)" was an understatement for top-nominee Lee Ann Womack, who picked up three CMA Awards for Album, Single and Musical Event of the Year.

"I love Country Music," Womack said. "If you listen to music that doesn't touch you or mean anything to you, listen to Country Music. We have songs that speak to you and songs that will touch you."

  The winners of "The 39th Annual CMA Awards" are:

   ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR
   Keith Urban

   MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
   Keith Urban

   FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
   Gretchen Wilson

   VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR
   Rascal Flatts

   VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR
   Brooks & Dunn

   HORIZON AWARD
   Dierks Bentley

   ALBUM OF THE YEAR
   There's More Where That Came From
   Lee Ann Womack
   Produced by Byron Gallimore and Greg Droman
   MCA Nashville

   SINGLE OF THE YEAR
   "I May Hate Myself In The Morning"
   Lee Ann Womack
   Produced by Byron Gallimore
   MCA Nashville

   SONG OF THE YEAR
   "Whiskey Lullaby"
   Written by Bill Anderson and Jon Randall
   Sony/ATV Cross Keys / Mr. Bubba Music / Reynsong / Wha Ya Say Music

   MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR
   George Strait (Duet with Lee Ann Womack)
   "Good News, Bad News"
   MCA Nashville

   MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
   "As Good As I Once Was"
   Toby Keith
   Directed by Michael Salomon

   MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR
   Jerry Douglas - Dobro

In 1958, CMA was the first trade organization formed to promote a type of music. Its membership includes nearly 6,000 companies and music industry professionals around the globe.