- GRAMMY wins
- 35
- Metric rank
- 1
- Main field
- Pop, R&B and country categories

Individuals ordered by cumulative GRAMMY wins after the 67th ceremony on February 2, 2025, including performers, singers, composers and recording producers. This is a historical snapshot, not a current 2026 ranking.
Count individual career GRAMMY wins listed by the Recording Academy, excluding Latin GRAMMYs, nominations, lifetime-achievement honors and aggregate band totals. Freeze the count after February 2, 2025, and cross-check the leaders article with explicitly dated 2025 coverage. Equal totals share competition ranks; nationality, sales and subjective judgments do not break ties.
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Beyoncé has 35 wins and Georg Solti 31 in this snapshot. Totals of 28, 26 and 25 are tied; consecutive storage positions do not break those ties. Previously omitted David Frost (25) and Kanye West (24) qualify, while Kendrick Lamar (22 at this date) and Henry Mancini (20) fall below the cutoff. Award opportunities differ by category and profession, so these totals are not a uniform measure of influence or musical quality.
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Checked leaders and counting scope. Its header still says 2025 while the live body includes Kendrick Lamar at 27; it is not a frozen 2025 archive.
Explicitly states 35 wins after the 2025 ceremony; no claim of 36 wins in 2026.
| Rank | Music professional | GRAMMY wins | Metric rank | Main field |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beyoncé | 35 | 1 | Pop, R&B and country categories |
| 2 | Georg Solti | 31 | 2 | Classical conducting |
| 3 | Quincy Jones | 28 | Tied 3 | Production, arranging and performance |
| 3 | Chick Corea | 28 | Tied 3 | Jazz performance and composition |
| 5 | Alison Krauss | 27 | 5 | Bluegrass and country |
| 6 | John Williams | 26 | Tied 6 | Composition, film scoring and conducting |
| 6 | Pierre Boulez | 26 | Tied 6 | Classical composition and conducting |
| 8 | Vladimir Horowitz | 25 | Tied 8 | Classical piano |
| 8 | Stevie Wonder | 25 | Tied 8 | Pop, soul and R&B |
| 8 | David Frost | 25 | Tied 8 | Classical record production |
| 8 | Jay-Z | 25 | Tied 8 | Rap, songwriting and production |
| 12 | Kanye West | 24 | 12 | Rap and production |
The February 3, 2025 article explicitly records 22 wins, below this snapshot’s top-twelve cutoff.
The 2025 nominations announcement already identifies David Frost as a 25-time winner; his profile lists both 2025 entries as nominations.
Checked no additional win in the displayed 2025 and 2026 records; 25 is valid for the 2025 snapshot.
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