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 2
Sammy Davis Jr.
American singer
Tony Bennett
American former professional basketball player
Sarah Vaughan
American singer
Lena Horne
American dancer
Pearl Bailey
American actress
Conway Twitty
American singer-songwriter
Kitty Wells
American singer
Ernest Tubb
American singer-songwriter
Jerry Lee Lewis
American pianist
Roy Orbison
American singer-songwriter
Ray Price
Former White House Director of Speechwriting
Brenda Lee
American singer
Roger Miller
American singer-songwriter
Aaron Neville
American singer
Joey Ramone
American singer
Mary Wells
American singer
Sam Cooke
American singer-songwriter
Bill Withers
American singer-songwriter
Curtis Mayfield
American singer-songwriter
Jackie Wilson
American boxer
Nat Kelly Cole
Actor ‧ Nat King Cole's son
Johnny Mathis
American singer
Beatrice Arthur
American actress
Fred Ebb
American lyricist
Judy Garland
American actress
Mick Jackson
Film director
Richard Pryor
American stand-up comedian
James Moody
American saxophone player
Dusty Springfield
Singer
Pete Seeger
American singer
B. J. Thomas
American singer
Roberta Flack
American singer
Marvin Hamlisch
American composer
Georg Solti
Hungarian-British conductor
Herbert von Karajan
Austrian conductor
Jimmy Cliff
Jamaican musician
Richard Burton
Welsh actor
Yul Brynner
Russian actor
Rex Harrison
Actor
Richard Carpenter
Screenwriter
John Prine
American singer-songwriter
Shooter Jennings
American musician
Johnny Ramone
American guitarist
Elvis Costello
Singer-songwriter
George Carlin
American comedian
Bob Hope
Fictional character
Fats Waller
American jazz pianist
