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 4
Artie Shaw
American clarinetist
Sergei Prokofiev
Russian composer
Igor Stravinsky
Composer
Art Tatum
American jazz pianist
Aaron Copland
American composer
Jelly Roll Morton
American jazz pianist
Dinah Washington
American singer
Walter Huston
Canadian actor
Petula Clark
Singer
Jo Stafford
American singer
Claude Rich
Stage actor
Herb Alpert
American musician
Martha Reeves
American singer
Frankie Gaye
American musician ‧ Marvin Gaye's brother
Ben E. King
American singer
Robert Alda
American film actor
George Irving
American film actor
Peter Gunn
American television series
Christa Ludwig
German mezzo-soprano
Charlie Ray
American actor
Doc Watson
American guitarist
Bobbie Gentry
American singer-songwriter
Woody Guthrie
American singer-songwriter
Chubby Checker
American singer
David Oistrakh
Soviet Violinist
Otto Klemperer
Conductor
Louis Jordan
American saxophonist
Eileen Brennan
American actress
Bobby Bland
American singer
Gertrude Lawrence
English actress
Sydney Chaplin
American actor ‧ Charlie Chaplin's son
Isaac Stern
American Violinist
Paul Robeson
American bass-baritone
Fayard Nicholas
American choreographer
Marty Robbins
American singer-songwriter
Stan Freberg
American actor
Stéphane Grappelli
French jazz violinist
Mstislav Rostropovich
Russian cellist
Toots and the Maytals
Musical group
Benjamin Britten
English composer
Thomas Beecham
English conductor
Booker T.
American professional wrestler
Kelly Carlin
American writer
Jim Hendricks
American guitarist
Dolores Hope
American singer
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Soprano
David Wayne
American stage actor
