I know, I know many of you/us probably have as low an affinity or appreciation for the Grammys as the RRHOF, maybe in part because of the "politics" in the awards - BUT, IMHO, there were three distinct events during the Grammy awards that got my attention:
  - Joni Mitchell  performance of "Both Sides Now"
  - Billy Joel's performance of his newest of the new after 17 years of dry well, "Turn The Lights Back On" (he may  have re-located his musical talent to release another album)
  - Tracy Chapman duet with Luke Combs performing "Fast Car"
All three breathtaking - great voices, mutual respect by every one.

If someone put my "audio feet" to the fire, of the three, I would pick Chapman and Combs as the most inspiring.  Great voices and apparent admiration manifested by Luke Combs who got everyone's attention 2023 with his release of a Country chart-topping cover of Chapman's 1988 first-charter "Fast Car," which is what they performed.  That woman was well ahead of her time - two outstanding performers who manifest humility but power in their voices and their acoustic guitars.  It was truly an evocative moment or two!!