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2006 Mojo Awards

British music awards ceremony

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionNov 12, 2025
Entity authorityQ4606561
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The 2006 Mojo Honours List.

Nominees

Complete list of nominees (winners in bold):

Best New Act - presented to an act who have made a significant impact over the last 18 months

Corinne Bailey Rae

Guillemots

Amadou & Mariam

Teddy Thompson

Archie Bronson Outfit

The Raconteurs

Inspiration Award - presented to an act that has been the catalyst for music fans and fellow musicians alike

Sparks

Johnny Cash

Buzzcocks

Paul Weller

The Fall

Mojo Icon - the recipient of this award has enjoyed a spectacular career on a global scale

David Bowie

Scott Walker

Johnny Cash

Neil Young

Van Morrison

Catalogue Release of the Year - presented to the reissue that is both definitive and beautifully packaged

Johnny Cash - Legend

Talking Heads - Reissue Series

Orange Juice - The Glasgow School

Various - Anthems in Eden

Various - Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal

Jeff Wayne - War of the Worlds

Vision Award - presented to the best music DVD package of the year in recognition of visual innovation and impact

Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum

Bob Dylan - No Direction Home

Ramones - The Story of the Ramones

DiG!

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