Michael Bublé won Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album in 2008 for Call Me Irresponsible.
Call Me Irresponsible was Bublé’s fifth major studio album and was released in May 2007. It featured standards associated with traditional pop and swing, including the title song, “Everything,” and “Me and Mrs. Jones.” Bublé’s polished interpretations helped bring the classic-pop format to a contemporary international audience.
The album won Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the 50th Grammy Awards, held in February 2008. This category is designed for albums centered on traditional pop vocal performances, often involving standards, orchestral arrangements, or established popular-song styles.
The award is separate from Best Pop Vocal Album, which generally covers contemporary pop releases. Bublé’s Grammy win therefore reflects the category’s emphasis on the album’s musical tradition and vocal approach rather than simply its mainstream popularity.