Grammy Trustees Award
The Grammy Trustees Award is awarded by The Recording Academy to "individuals who, during their careers in music, have made significant contributions, other than performance, to the field of recording". From 1983 onwards, performers could also receive this award.
Grammy Trustees Award People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Quincy Jones
American record producer
Duke Ellington
American pianist
Steve Jobs
American business magnate
Frank Sinatra
American singer
Count Basie
American jazz pianist
Carole King
American singer-songwriter
The Beatles
Rock band
Stephen Sondheim
American composer
Oscar Hammerstein II
American lyricist
Ennio Morricone
Italian composer
Alan Bergman
American lyricist
Johnny Mandel
American composer
Hoagy Carmichael
American musician
Allen Toussaint
American musician
Krzysztof Penderecki
Polish composer
George Gershwin
American composer
Dick Clark
American TV personality
Thomas Edison
American inventor
Walt Disney
American animation film producer
Burt Bacharach
American composer
Hal David
American lyricist
Berry Gordy
American executive
Paul Weston
American pianist
Arif Mardin
American-Turkish musical artist
Alan Lomax
American ethnomusicologist
Barry Mann
American songwriter
Cynthia Weil
American songwriter
Georg Solti
Hungarian-British conductor
Richard Rodgers
American composer
Jerome Kern
American composer
Lorenz Hart
Lyricist
Cole Porter
American composer
Lou Adler
American record producer
Dave Bartholomew
American musician
Eve Jobs
American model
Emile Berliner
German-American inventor
Elias Disney
Canadian-American construction worker ‧ Walt Disney's father
Béla Bartók
Hungarian composer
Clara Jobs
Steve Jobs' mother
Leopold Stokowski
Conductor
Aaron Copland
American composer
John Cage
American composer
Herb Alpert
American musician
Frederick Loewe
Composer
Nickolas Ashford
American singer
Jim Marshall
Former United States Representative
Tom Dowd
Game designer
