Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
The Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award is a special Grammy Award that is awarded by The Recording Academy to "performers who, during their lifetimes, have made creative contributions of outstanding artistic significance to the field of recording. "
Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award People (First 49 people) - Page 1
George Jones
American musician
Merle Haggard
American singer-songwriter
Kris Kristofferson
American singer-songwriter
Chuck Berry
American singer
James Brown
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Ravi Shankar
Indian writer
Robert Johnson
American musician
Dhani Harrison
British musician
Charles Mingus
American jazz pianist
Art Blakey
American jazz drummer
Billie Holiday
American singer
Max Roach
American drummer
Dave Brubeck
American jazz pianist
Ella Fitzgerald
American singer
Bessie Smith
American singer
Bing Crosby
American singer
Nat King Cole
American singer
Bobby Darin
American musician
Doris Day
American actress
Otis Redding
American singer-songwriter
Sammy Davis Jr.
American singer
Tony Bennett
American former professional basketball player
Glenn R. Miller
Director
Sarah Vaughan
American singer
Lena Horne
American dancer
Kitty Wells
American singer
Jerry Lee Lewis
American pianist
Roy Orbison
American singer-songwriter
Charley Pride
American singer
Brenda Lee
American singer
Joey Ramone
American singer
Burt Bacharach
American composer
Sam Cooke
American singer-songwriter
Curtis Mayfield
American singer-songwriter
Nat Kelly Cole
Actor ‧ Nat King Cole's son
Johnny Mathis
American singer
Judy Garland
American actress
Mick Jackson
Film director
Richard Pryor
American stand-up comedian
Pete Seeger
American singer
Georg Solti
Hungarian-British conductor
Ruth Brown
American singer-songwriter
Irving Berlin
American composer
Johnny Ramone
American guitarist
Fats Waller
American jazz pianist
Leonard Bernstein
American conductor
Mel Tormé
American musician
