MICHELLE WOODBY, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: Hi, my name is Michelle Woodby, and I'm from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. And I would like to know how the statute from the Grammy Music Awards got its name?</s>MIKE GREENE, PRESIDENT AND CEO, RECORDING ACADEMY: There was a contest back in the -- back in the late '50s, right when the Academy started. And it was a national contest. Kind of knew what they wanted it to be, a gramophone with a needle and a turntable and a bass. Pretty much looking like one of the old Edison devices. A lady in New Orleans, Louisiana, came up with the name Grammy. And hat's where the name came from, gramophone. And we've just never -- we've never changed it. We've changed the size and the weights and the physicality of the Grammy. But it pretty much looks the same as it did back in the late '50s.
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