Bobby McFerrin In 1986, McFerrin was the voice of Santa Bear in "Santa Bear's First Christmas", and in 1987 he was the voice of Santa Bear/Bully Bear in the sequel "Santa Bear's High Flying Adventure". That same year, he performed the theme song for the opening credits of Season 4 of "The Cosby Show". In 1988, McFerrin recorded the song "Don't Worry, Be Happy", which became a hit and brought him widespread recognition across the world. The song's success "ended McFerrin's musical life as he had known it," and he began to pursue other musical possibilities on stage and in recording studios.
Grammy Award for Best Performance Music Video Long Form. In 1998, the categories were retitled Best Short Form Music Video and Best Long Form Music Video, respectively. For the 30th Grammy Awards (1988), Best Performance Music Video nominees included Anthony Eaton for producing "The Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert" (a recording of a benefit concert for The Prince's Trust), Russian American pianist Vladimir Horowitz for "Horowitz in Moscow", Cyndi Lauper for "Cyndi Lauper in Paris", Bobby McFerrin for "Spontaneous Inventions", and Barbra Streisand for "One Voice". Directed by Brian Large, "Horowitz in Moscow" was a recording of Horowitz's first concert appearance in Russia since 1925 and features