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2014 Soul Train Awards Winners - See who made the list of winners for this year's show!

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Centric Certified Award: Leela James - It has been a long and well-deserved journey for Leela James. Her soulful vocals on her Fall for You album have created a lot of buzz, so it’s not a surprise that she takes home the Centric Certified award. (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images for BET)

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Best New Artist: Nico & Vinz - New boys on the block Nico & Vinz accept the award for Best New Artist onstage at the 2014 Soul Train Awards. The Norwegian duo continues to spread their story all over the world through their natural musical talents. (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images for BET)

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Best R&B/Soul Male Artist: Trey Songz - The R&B heartthrob has every girl swooning! “What’s Best for You” singer Trey Songz took home the Best R&B/Soul Male award. Mr. Steal Your Girl stole our hearts again. (Photo: Ethan Miller/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Video of the Year: Pharrell Williams (We Are From L.A.) – 'Happy' - Pharrell and his team, We Are From L.A., have changed the game with this pop-gospel hit. Skateboard P stays humble about his countless accomplishments earned from his single, “Happy,” and now he’s earned the 2014 Soul Train Video of the Award. (Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)

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Best Gospel/Inspirational Performance: Erica Campbell feat. Lecrae – 'Help' - Erica Campbell’s win is a true testament that with God, anything is possible. After going solo, Erica Campbell proved to not only inspire, but also show us that we aren’t alone, and everyone needs “help.” (Photo: Earl Gibson/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Album of the Year: Beyoncé – Beyoncé - Though she was not in attendance, her highness Queen Bey took home the Album of the Year and it’s clear why. Beyoncé made the boldest decision by releasing her self-titled album with no pre-release promotion, which is probably the best promo possible. Beyoncé became the fastest-selling album on iTunes, so she wins. (Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Global Citizen Festival)

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Best Hip Hop Song of the Year: Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne and Tyga – 'Loyal'  - Chris Brown is just saying what everyone’s been thinking and the radio waves agreed that the truth must be heard. “Loyal” became the sole mantra for players around the world. (Photo: Ethan Miller/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Best R&B/Soul Female Artist: Beyoncé - Beyoncé toured, dropped a surprise visual and audio album, toured again and still made time to spend with her family! Beyoncé takes no days off! Who else would be more deserving of the Chaka Khan Best R&B/Soul Female Artist Award? (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)

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Song of the Year: Pharell Williams – 'Happy' - Who could deny this joyous anthem? The song went viral for goodness sake! There’s no escaping the cheerful beat and getting caught up in the simplicity of just being happy.(Photo: Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images)

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The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter’s Award: John Legend – 'All of Me' (Toby Gad, John Legend) - John Legend’s effortless profession of love for his beautiful wife, Chrissy Teigen, just goes to show that love still prevails. The sweet ballad is heartfelt and shows that no matter what issue occurs, “all of me still loves all of you.” (Photo: London Entertainment / Splash News)

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Best Dance Performance: Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne and Tyga – 'Loyal' - Not that you need any reminders that Chris Brown can dance his butt off, but we have to confirm the truth by awarding Breezy with the Best Dance Performance Award. Chris has moves!(Photo: Earl Gibson/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Best Collaboration: Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne and Tyga – 'Loyal' - Chris Brown, Tyga, and Lil Wayne win again! Tyga and Wayne weren’t in attendance, but Chris accepted the award on everyone’s behalf. “Loyal” has ruled the airwaves and created a mass appeal by catering to urban pop and hip hop fans. (Photo: Earl Gibson/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Best International Performance: Machel Montano – 'Ministry of Road (M.O.R.)' - Machel Montano provides the high-energy and upbeat sounds of Soca music. He delivered a smash hit with his single “Ministry of Road (M.O.R.).” Kudos for winning the award for Best International Performance. (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images for BET)

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Best Traditional Jazz Performance: Wynton Marsalis – 'Flee as a Bird to the Mountain (Live)' - His lengthy jazz history has certainly deemed him most fit to receive the award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance. The musical melodies of “Flee as a Bird to the Mountain” reinforce that soul and jazz are always connected. (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for GQ)

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Best Contemporary Jazz Performance: LiV Warfield – 'Stay - ‘Soul Lifted’' - LiV Warfield, Prince’s protégé, takes home the award for Best Contemporary Jazz Performance. LiV Warfield’s incredible musical talents and authentic gift of soul has led her from backup singer to center stage. (Photo : Earl Gibson/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Best Independent R&B Soul Performance: Joe feat. Kelly Rowland – 'Love & Sex Pt. 2' - Joe has kept under the radar but never lost his buzz in the R&B community. His single “Love & Sex Pt. 2” let fans know that his music hasn't lost any of its consistency, honesty or passion. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/BET/Getty Images for BET)