Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Album
The Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Album is an award that was first presented in 1959.
Grammy Award For Best Jazz Instrumental Album People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Lenny White
American drummer
Herbie Hancock
American jazz pianist
Bill Evans
Musician
Wayne Shorter
American saxophonist
Sonny Rollins
American saxophonist
Count Basie
American jazz pianist
Stanley Clarke
American bassist
Chick Corea
American jazz pianist
Michael Brecker
American saxophonist
Tony Williams
American singer
Ron Carter
American double bassist
André Previn
German-American pianist
The Bill Evans Album
Album by Bill Evans
Art Blakey
American jazz drummer
McCoy Tyner
American jazz pianist
Freddie Hubbard
American jazz trumpeter
Stan Getz
American saxophonist
James Moody
American saxophone player
Pat Metheny
American jazz guitarist
Gary Burton
American vibraphonist
John Scofield
American guitarist
Joe Henderson
American saxophonist
Terence Blanchard
American trumpeter
Wes Montgomery
American jazz guitarist
Branford Marsalis
American saxophonist
Wynton Marsalis
American trumpeter
Charlie Haden
American bass player
Dave Holland
Double bassist
Roy Haynes
American drummer
Wallace Roney
American jazz trumpeter
Phil Woods
American saxophonist
Christian McBride
American bassist
Terri Lyne Carrington
American drummer
Al Schmitt
American recording engineer
Roy Hargrove
American jazz musician
Jay Newland
American music producer
Ramsey Lewis
American jazz pianist
Jimmy Greene
American saxophonist
Steve Rodby
American bassist
Terri Carrington
Rodney Carrington's ex-wife
Joe Ferla
Audio engineer
David Darlington
Recording engineer
John Schofield
Former United States Secretary of War
Sam Getz
Musical artist
Robert Sadin
American musician
Elaine Martone
Record producer
Ronald Carter
British linguist
