Not only is Taylor Swift's "Fearless" one of the best-selling music albums in years, the fairytale for the country princess continues as her album was recognized as the Most Awarded Album in the History of Country Music.

Swift was honored at a special dinner in Nashville with her Big Machine Records Group President and CEO Scott Borchetta in attendance, along with members of the Academy of Country Music, the Country Music Association, the American Music Awards and NARAS.

"Fearless" picked up the Grammy award for Album of the Year, which made her the youngest artist to do so at 19 and the first solo female Country artist with that honor. She also picked up Country Album of the Year at this year's Grammys, as well as Album of the Year accolades from the Country Music Assocation, American Music Awards, and Academy of Country Music.

"We tend to always look forward when it comes to Taylor, but tonight it was time to stop for a moment and look back on one of the most successful music works of all time," said Borchetta. "The 18 months of our lives known as the 'Fearless' era have been history-making, euphoric and triumphant. The sales, the airplay, the accolades and the awards have all just been incredible. But, most important to me is that my friend Taylor and her collective team of family, record label, management and her road family continue to raise the bar with work ethic, achievement and enjoyment. Dreams do come true."The six-time platinum "Fearless" and its singer Swift are sure to pick up even more awards. She's nominated for next month's Academy of Country Music Awards in categories like Entertainer of the Year and Top Female Vocalist of the Year. Swift is currently on her sold out "Fearless" tour as well.