Grammy Hall of Fame
The Grammy Hall of Fame is a hall of fame to honor musical recordings of lasting qualitative or historical significance. Inductees are selected annually by a special member committee of eminent and knowledgeable professionals from all branches of the recording arts.
Grammy Hall Of Fame People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Led Zeppelin
Rock band
Rolling Stones
Rock band
AC/DC
Rock band
U2
Rock band
Anne Brown
Soprano
Martin Luther
Priest
George Benson
American guitarist
Joe Cocker
English singer
Carol Channing
American actress
lou reed
American musician
George Harrison
Musician
Shirley Bassey
Welsh singer
John Williams
Television presenter
Ennio Morricone
Italian composer
Henry Mancini
American composer
Perry Como
American singer
Bob Newhart
American comedian
Dean Martin
American singer
Albert King
American guitarist
Muddy Waters
American singer
Waylon Jennings
American singer-songwriter
George Jones
American musician
Merle Haggard
American singer-songwriter
Kris Kristofferson
American singer-songwriter
Paul Simon
American musician
John Denver
American guitarist
Chuck Berry
American singer
James Brown
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Robert Johnson
American musician
Professor Longhair
American singer
Carl Reiner
American actor
Dhani Harrison
British musician
Charles Mingus
American jazz pianist
Art Blakey
American jazz drummer
Billie Holiday
American singer
Stan Getz
American saxophonist
Max Roach
American drummer
Keith Jarrett
American jazz pianist
Ella Fitzgerald
American singer
George Gershwin
American composer
Eric Burdon
English singer-songwriter
Bessie Smith
American singer
Bing Crosby
American singer
Nat King Cole
American singer
Mel Brooks
American actor
Maurice Chevalier
French singer
Bobby Darin
American musician
