List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients A-D

See also:

• Grammy
• Grammy Hall of Fame Award
• List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients E-I
• List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients J-P
• List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients Q-Z

Alphabetical Listing by Title:

• Title
• Artist
• Record Label (Year of Release)
• Genre (Format)
• Year Inducted

• Abbey Road
• The Beatles
• Apple Records (1969 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1995

• Abraxas
• Santana]] (1970 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive"
• Johnny Mercer & the Pied Pipers[?]
• Capitol Records (1945 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Ain't It a Shame"
• Fats Domino
• Imperial Records[?] (1955 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Ain't Misbehavin'"
• Thomas "Fats" Waller
• Victor Records (1929 in music)
• Jazz (Single; piano solo)
• Inducted 1984

• "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
• Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell[?]
• Tamla[?] (1967 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Ain't No Sunshine"
• Bill Withers
• Sussex Records[?] (1971 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Alice's Restaurant"
• Arlo Guthrie
• Reprise (1967 in music)
• Folk (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "All Along the Watchtower"
• The Jimi Hendrix Experience
• Reprise (1968 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Amazing Grace"
• The Dixie Hummingbirds[?]
• Apollo Records[?] (1946 in music)
• Gospel (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• Amazing Grace[?]
• Aretha Franklin With James Cleveland[?] & The Southern California Community Choir
• Atlantic Records (1972 in music)
• Gospel (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "American Pie[?]"
• Don McLean
• U.A.[?] (1971 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "An American in Paris"
• George Gershwin, Piano; Nathaniel Shilkret[?] conductor: Victor Symphony Orchestra
• Victor Records (1929 in music)
• Classical (Single)
• Inducted 1997

• An Evening with Andrews Segovia
• Andres Segovia
• Decca Records (1954 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "And the Angels Sing"
• Benny Goodman & His Orchestra[?], Martha Tilton[?], Vocal; Ziggy Elman[?], Trumpet
• RCA Victor (1939 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1987

• Annie Get Your Gun[?]
• Original Broadway Cast; Ethel Merman, Ray Middleton[?]
• Decca (1946 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Any Old Time"
• Artie Shaw
• Victor Records (1938 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "April in Paris"
• Count Basie & His Orchestra[?]
• Clef Records[?] (1955 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1985

• Are You Experienced?[?]
• The Jimi Hendrix Experience
• Reprise (1967 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Artistry in Rhythm"
• Stan Kenton & His Orchestra[?]
• Capitol Records (1945)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1985

• The Astaire Story[?]
• Fred Astaire & the Oscar Peterson Quintet[?]
• Mercury Records[?] (1952)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Astral Weeks
• Van Morrison
• Warner Brothers Records[?] (1968 in music)
• rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• At Fillmore East
• The Allman Brothers Band
• Capricorn Records[?] (1971 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "At Last"
• Etta James
• Argo Records[?] (1961 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "A-Tisket, A-Tasket"
• Chick Webb & His Orchestra[?] With Ella Fitzgerald
• Decca Records (1938 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1986

• Bach:Goldberg Variations for Harpsichord
• Wanda Landowska[?]
• RCA Victor (1945 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1986

• Bach:Goldberg Variations
• Glenn Gould
• Columbia Records (1956 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1983

• Bach:Sonata No. 1for Unaccompanied Violin, BVW 1001
• Joseph Szigeti[?]
• Columbia Records (1931 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• Bach:Suites for Unaccompanied Cello
• Pablo Casals
• RCA Victor (1936 in music-1939 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1985

• Bach:The Well-Tempered Clavier
• Wanda Landowska[?]
• RCA Victor (1949 in music-1954 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1977

• Bach-Stokowsko:Toccata & Fugure in D Minor
• Leopold Stokowski conductor: the Philadelphia Orchestra
• Victrola (1927 in music)
• Classical (Single)
• Inducted 1978

• "Back in the Saddle Again"
• Gene Autry
• Vocalion[?] (1939 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1997

• Ballad for Americans[?]
• Paul Robeson
• Victor Records (1940 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Album)
• Inducted 1980

• The Band
• The Band
• Capitol Records (1969 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Bartok Converto for Orchestra
• Fritz Reiner[?] conductor: Chicago Symphony Orchestra
• RCA Victor (1956 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• Bartok:Contrasts for Violin, Clarient & Piano
• Béla Bartók, Piano; Joseph Szigeti[?], Violin; Benny Goodman, Clarinet
• Columbia Records (1940)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1989

• Bartok:Quartets
• Juilliard Quartet[?]
• Columbia Records (1950 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1987

• "The Battles of New Orleans"
• Johnny Horton[?]
• Columbia Records (1959 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Be-Bop-A-Lula[?]"
• Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps
• Capitol Records (1956)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Be My Baby"
• The Ronettes
• Philles[?] (1963 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• Beethoven:Concerto in D Major for Violin and Orchestra
• Jascha Heifetz[?]; Arturo Toscanini conductor: NBC Symphony Orchestra
• Victor Records (1940 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1996

• Beethoven:Converto for Piano Numbers 1-5
• Artur Schnabel & Malcolm Sargent[?] conductor: London Symphony (1, 5) & London Philharmonic (2, 3, 4)
• Victor Records (1955 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1989

• Beethoven:Piano Sonatas (32)
• Artur Schnabel
• Beethoven Sonata Society/HMV[?] (1932 in music-1938 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1975

• Beethoven:Quartets for Strings
• Budapest String Quartet[?]
• Columbia Records (1952 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1981

• Beethoven:Symphonies
• Arturo Toscanini conductor: NBC Symphony Orchestra
• RCA Victor (1950 in music-1953 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1977

• Beggar's Banquet[?]
• The Rolling Stones
• London Records[?] (1968 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Begin the Beguine"
• Artie Shaw & His Orchestra[?]
• Bluebird Records[?] (1938 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1977

• "Behind Closed Doors"
• Charlie Rich[?]
• Epic Records[?] (1973 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Bei Mir Bist Du Schon"
• Andrews Sisters
• Decca (1938 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1996

• Belafonte at Carnegie Hall[?]
• Harry Belafonte
• RCA Victor (1959 in music)
• Pop (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Bells Are Ringing[?]
• Original Broadway Cast (Judy Holliday, Sydney Chaplin[?])
• Columbia Records (1958 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• Berg:Wozzeck
• Dimitri Mitropoulos[?] conductor: New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Mack Harrell[?], Eileen Farrell[?]
• Columbia Records (1952 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1990

• "Bill"
• Helen Morgan[?]
• Victor Records (1928 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Billie's Bounce"
• Charlie Parker & His Re-Boppers[?]
• Savoy Records[?] (1945 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• Birth of the Cool[?]
• Miles Davis
• Capitol Records (1957 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1982

• Bitches Brew[?]
• Miles Davis
• Columbia Records (1969 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Black, Brown and Beige"
• Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra[?]
• RCA Victor (1944 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1990

• "Black and Tan Fantasy"
• Duke Ellington & His Orchestra[?]
• Victor Records (1928 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1981

• Block:Schelmo
• Emanuel Feuermann[?], Stokowski conductor: Philadelphia Orchestra
• RCA Victor (1940 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Blonde on Blonde
• Bob Dylan
• Columbia Records (1966 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Blood, Sweat & Tears[?]
• Blood, Sweat & Tears
• Columbia Records (1969 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 2002

• "Blowin' in the Wind[?]"
• Bob Dylan
• Columbia Records (1963 in music)
• Folk (Single)
• Inducted 1994

• Blue[?]
• Joni Mitchell
• Reprise (1971 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Blue Moon of Kentucky[?]"
• Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys[?]"
• Columbia Records (1945 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Blue Suede Shoes[?]"
• Carl Perkins
• Sun Studios[?] (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1986

• Blue Train[?]
• John Coltrane
• Blue Note[?] (1957 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Blue Yodel (T for Texas)"
• Jimmie Rodgers
• Victor Records (1928 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1985

• "Blueberry Hill"
• Fats Domino
• Imperial Records[?] (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1987

• "Bo Diddley"
• Bo Diddley
• Checker Records[?] (1955 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Body and Soul"
• Coleman Hawkins
• Bluebird Records[?] (1939 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1974

• "Boogie Chillun"
• John Lee Hooker
• Modern Records[?] (1948 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"
• Andrews Sisters
• Decca (1941 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Born to Be Wild[?]"
• Steppenwolf
• Dunhill[?] (1968 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• Born Under a Bad Sign[?]
• Albert King[?]
• Stax[?] (1967 in music)
• Blues (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Brahms:Trio No. 1 in B Major
• Jascha Heifetz[?], Emanuel Feuermann[?], Artur Rubinstein[?]
• Victor Records (1942 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Bridge over Troubled Water[?]"
• Simon & Garfunkel
• Columbia Records (1970 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Brilliant Corners[?]
• Thelonious Monk Quintet[?]
• Riverside Records[?] (1956 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Britten:War Requiem Op. 66
• Benjamin Britten conductor: London Symphony Chorus & Orchesta, Highgate School Choir, Melos Ensemble; Vishnevskaya, Pears, Fischer-Dieskau
• London Records[?] (1963 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Bye Bye Love"
• The Everly Brothers
• Cadence Records[?] (1957 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Caldonia Boogie"
• Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five
• Decca Records (1945 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "California Dreamin'[?]"
• The Mamas & the Papas
• Dunhill[?] (1966 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Call It Stormy Monday"
• T-Bone Walker
• Black & White[?] (1948 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1991

• "Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Bye and Bye)"
• Carter Family
• Banner (1935 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Candide
• Original Broadway Cast; Barbara Cook[?], Max Adrian[?], Robert Rounseville[?]
• Columbia Records (1956 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Candy"
• Big Maybelle[?]
• Savoy Records[?] (1953 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert[?]
• Benny Goodman
• Columbia Records (1950 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1975

• Carousel
• Original Broadway Cast; John Raitt, Jan Clayton
• Decca (1945 in music)
• Musical Show (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Chain of Fools[?]"
• Aretha Franklin
• Atlantic Records (1967 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Chances Are"
• Johnny Mathis[?]
• Columbia Records (1957 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "A Change Is Gonna Come"
• Sam Cooke
• RCA Victor (1965 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• Charlie Parker with Strings[?]
• Charlie Parker
• Mercury Records[?] (1950 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1988

• "Chattanooga Choo Choo[?]"
• Glenn Miller Orchestra[?] With Tex Beneke & the Modernaires[?]
• Bluebird Records[?] (1941 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1996

• "Cheek to Cheek"
• Fred Astaire With Leo Reisman & His Orchestra[?]
• Brunswick Records (1935 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Chega De Saudade"
• João Gilberto[?]
• Odeon[?] (1958 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Cherokee"
• Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra[?]
• Bluebird Records[?] (1939 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Chet Baker Sings[?]
• Chet Baker[?]
• Pacific Jazz Records[?] (1956 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 2001

• Child Is Father to the Man
• Blood, Sweat & Tears
• Columbia Records (1968 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Chimes Blues"
• King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
• Gennett[?] (1923 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1996

• A Christmas Gift to You from Phil Spector[?]
• Phil Spector And Various Artists
• Philles[?] (1963 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "The Christmas Song"
• Nat King Cole
• Capitol Records (1946 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1974

• Clifford Brown & Max Roach[?]
• Clifford Brown & Max Roach
• Emarcy[?] (1954 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Coal Miner's Daughter"
• Loretta Lynn
• Decca (1970 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Cocktails for Two"
• Spike Jones & His City Slickers[?]
• RCA Victor (1945 in music)
• Comedy (Single)
• Inducted 1995

• Concert by the Sea[?]
• Erroll Garner Trio[?]
• Columbia Records (1956 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Conversations with Myself"
• Bill Evans
• Verve Records[?] (1963 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• "Cool Water"
• Sons of the Pioneers[?]
• Decca (1941 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1986

• Copland: Appalachian Spring
• Aaron Copland conductor: The Boston Symphony
• RCA Victor (1959 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• The Cradle Will Rock[?]
• Original Broadway Cast
• Musicraft[?] (1938 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Crazy[?]"
• Patsy Cline
• Decca (1962 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1992

• "Crazy Arms"
• Ray Price[?]
• Columbia Records (1956 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Crazy Blues"
• Mamie Smith & Her Jazz Hounds[?]
• Okeh (1920 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1994

• Crosby, Stills & Nash[?]
• Crosby, Stills & Nash
• Atlantic Records (1969 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Cross Road Blues[?]"
• Robert Johnson
• Vocalion[?] (1936 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Cry"
• Johnnie Ray[?]
• Okeh (1951 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Cry Me a River"
• Julie London[?]
• Liberty Records[?] (1955 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Crying"
• Roy Orbison
• Monument Records (1961 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Dance to the Music"
• Sly & the Family Stone
• Epic Records[?] (1968 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Dancing in the Street"
• Martha & the Vandellas
• Gordy Records[?] (1964 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Dang Me"
• Roger Miller[?]
• Smash Records[?] (1964 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• The Dark Side of the Moon[?]
• Pink Floyd
• Harvest Records (1973 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "(Dear Mr. Gable) You Made Me Love You"
• Judy Garland
• Decca (1937 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Debussy:Preludes, Book I and II
• Walter Gieseking[?]
• Columbia Records (1953 in music-1954 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Desafinido"
• Stan Getz[?] & Charlie Byrd[?]
• Verve Records[?] (1962 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• Desperado[?]
• The Eagles
• Asylum Records[?] (1972 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue[?]
• Duke Ellington & His Orchestra[?]
• Columbia Records (1956 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Dinah"
• Ethel Waters
• Columbia Records (1925 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Dinu Lipatti Plays the Waltzes of Chopin
• Dinu Lipatti[?]
• Columbia Records (1952 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• Disraeli Gears[?]
• Cream
• Atco[?] (1967 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Djangology[?]
• Quintet of the Hot Club of France Featuring Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli
• Decca (1935 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Do You Believe in Magic[?]"
• The Lovin' Spoonful
• Kama Sutra Records[?] (1965 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Don't Be Cruel[?]"
• Elvis Presley
• RCA Victor (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Don't Fence Me In"
• Bing Crosby & the Andrews Sisters
• Decca (1944 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Don't Make Me Over"
• Dionne Warwick
• Scepter Records[?] (1962 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• The Doors
• The Doors
• Elektra[?] (1967 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 2002

• "Duke of Earl"
• Gene Chandler[?]
• Vee Jay[?] (1961 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• Dust Bowl Ballads, Volumes 1 & 2[?]
• Woody Guthrie
• Victor Records (1940 in music)
• Folk (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Dust My Broom"
• Elmore James
• Trumpet Records[?] (1952 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Dusty in Memphis[?]
• Dusty Springfield
• Atlantic Records (1969 in music)
• Pop (Album)
• Inducted 2001

• Dvorak: Concerto in B Minor for Cello and Orchestra
• Pablo Casals, George Szell[?] conductor: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
• Victor Records (1938 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1998