In America, Capitol were wary of the religious references in "Eleanor Rigby", given the ongoing controversy, and instead pushed "Yellow Submarine". The latter peaked at number 2 on the "Billboard" Hot 100, making it, in Gould's description, "the first 'designated' Beatles single since 1963" not to top that chart. On the "Billboard" Top LPs chart, "Revolver" hit number 1 on 10 September, a week after the end of "Yesterday and Today"s five-week run at the top. The Beatles were presented with gold discs from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), recognising the album as a "million seller", during their 24 August press conference at the Capitol Tower in Hollywood. "Revolver" was number 1 there for six weeks and remained on the chart until mid February 1968. In March 1967, "Revolver" was nominated for the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Voormann's cover design won the Grammy for Best Album Cover, Graphic Arts.