List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients E-I

See also:

• Grammy
• Grammy Hall of Fame Award
• List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients A-D
• 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

• "Early Autumn"
• Woody Herman & His Orchestra[?]
• Capitol Records (1949 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine)"
• The Penguins
• Dootone[?] (1954 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "East-West"
• The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
• Elektra[?] (1966 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Eight Miles High[?]"
• The Byrds
• Columbia Records (1966 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "El Paso"
• Marty Robbins
• Columbia Records (1959 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Eleanor Rigby"
• The Beatles
• Capitol Records (1966 in music)
• Pop (Track)
• Inducted 2002

• Electric Ladyland
• Jimi Hendrix
• Reprise Records (1968 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Rodgers and Hart Song Book[?]
• Ella Fitzgerald
• Verve Records[?] (1957 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Song Book[?]
• Ella Fitzgerald
• Verve Records[?] (1956 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• Ella in Berlin[?]
• Ella Fitzgerald
• Verve Records[?] (1960 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Empty Red Blues"
• Bessie Smith
• Columbia Records (1928 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1983

• "Everybody Loves Somebody"
• Dean Martin
• Reprise Records (1964 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Everybody's Talkin'"
• Harry Nilsson
• RCA Victor (1969 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Everyday (I Have the Blues)"
• Count Basie Orchestra[?], Joe Williams, Vocal
• Clef Records[?] (1955 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1992

• Far East Suite[?]
• Duke Ellington & His Orchestra[?]
• RCA (1967 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Favorite Gospel Songs and Spirituals[?]
• The Blackwood Brothers Quartet[?]
• RCA (1951 in music)
• Gospel (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Fever"
• Peggy Lee
• Capitol Recors[?] (1958 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Fiddler on the Roof
• Original Broadway Cast; Zero Mostel, Tanya Everett, Maria Karnilova, Beatrice Arthur, Bert Convy
• RCA Victor (1964 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• Finian's Rainbow[?]
• Original Broadway Cast; Ella Logan, David Wayne
• Columbia Records (1947 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Fire and Rain[?]"
• James Taylor
• Warner Brothers Records[?] (1970 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Flying Home"
• Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra[?]
• Decca (1942 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1996

• Focus
• Stan Getz[?]
• Verve Recors[?] (1961 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Foggy Mountain Breakdown[?]"
• Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs
• Mercury Records[?] (1950 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "For Dancers Only"
• Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra[?]
• Decca (1937 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "For What It's Worth"
• Buffalo Springfield
• Atco[?] (1967 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Four Brothers"
• Woody Herman & His Orchestra[?]
• Columbia Records (1948 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1984

• Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely[?]
• Frank Sinatra
• Capitol Records (1958 in music)
• Pop (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Freak Out![?]
• Mothers of Invention
• Verve Records[?] (1967 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Frenesi"
• Artie Shaw & His Orchestra[?]
• Victor Records (1940 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• The Genius of Art Tatum[?], Vols 1-13
• Art Tatum
• Clef (1954 in music-1955 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1978

• The Genius of Ray Charles[?]
• Ray Charles
• Atlantic Records (1960 in music)
• R&B (Album)
• Inducted 1997

• "Georgia on My Mind[?]"
• Ray Charles
• ABC[?]-Paramount (1960 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1993

• Gershwin: Porgy & Bess Highlights, Volumes 1 &2
• Original Cast And Broadway Revival Cast - Todd Duncan, Anne Brown
• Decca (1940 in music-1942 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1990

• Gershwin: Porgy & Bess[?] (Opera)
• Lehman Engel[?], conductor Cast: Lawrence Winters And Camilla Williams
• Columbia Records (1951 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1976

• Gershwin: "Rhapsody in Blue"
• George Gershwin With Paul Whiteman
• Victor Records (1927 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1974

• Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue
• Oscar Levant[?], Eugene Ormandy[?] conductors: Philadelphia Orchestra
• Columbia Records (1945 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 1990

• "Get Up, Stand Up"
• Bob Marley & the Wailers
• Island Records (1973 in music)
• Reggae (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66"
• The King Cole Trio[?]
• Capitol Records (1946 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• Getz/Gilberto[?]
• Stan Getz[?] & João Gilberto[?]
• Verve Records[?] (1964 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Giant Steps[?]
• John Coltrane
• Atlantic Records (1960 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 2001

• Gigi
• Motion Picture Soundtrack; Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdan[?]
• MGM (1958 in music)
• Film & TV Soundtracks (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Gimme Some Lovin'"
• Spencer Davis Group[?]
• United Artists (1966 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "The Girl from Ipanema"
• Stan Getz[?] & Astrud Gilberto[?]
• Verve Records[?] (1964 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Gloria"
• Them (Featuring Van Morrison)
• Parrot Records[?] (1965 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "God Bless America"
• Kate Smith[?]
• Victor Records (1939 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1982

• "God Bless the Child"
• Billie Holiday
• Okeh (1941 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1976

• "Good Vibrations[?]"
• The Beach Boys
• Capitol Records (1966 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1994

• "Goodnight Irene"
• Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter
• Library of Congress (1936 in music)
• Folk (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Got My Mojo Workin'"
• Muddy Waters
• Chess Records (1957 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Great Balls of Fire"
• Jerry Lee Lewis
• Sun Records (1957 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "The Great Pretender"
• The Platters
• Mercury Records[?] (1956 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "Green Onions"
• Booker T. & the MG's
• Stax[?] (1962 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Groovin'"
• The Young Rascals
• Atlantic Records (1967 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Groovin' High"
• Dizzy Gillespie & His Sextet[?]
• Guild Records[?] (1945 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• Guys and Dolls[?]
• Original Broadway Cast[?]: Robert Alda[?], Vivian Blaine, Isabel Bigley
• Decca (1950 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• Gypsy[?]
• Original Broadway Cast; Ethel Merman, Jack Klugman, Sandra Church
• Columbia Records (1959 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• AA Hard Day's Night
• The Beatles
• United Artists (1964 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 2000

• "Heartbreak Hotel"
• Elvis Presley
• RCA Victor (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1995

• "Heebie Jeebies"
• Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five[?]
• Okeh (1926 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "He's Have to Go"
• Jim Reeves[?]
• RCA (1959 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Hello Darlin'"
• Conway Twitty[?]
• Decca (1970 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Hello, Dolly!"
• Louis Armstrong
• Kapp (1964 in music]])
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• Hello, Dolly!
• Original Cast Recording; Carol Channing, David Burns, Charles Nelson Reilly, Jerry Dodge, Eileen Brennan, Sondra Lee, Igors Gavin And Company; Musical
• Direction By Shepard Coleman[?]
• RCA Victor (1964 in music)
• Musical Show[?] (Album)
• Inducted 2002

• "Hello Walls"
• Faron Young[?]
• Capitol Records (1961 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "Help Me Make It through the Night"
• Sammi Smith[?]
• Mega Records[?] (1970 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Hey Good Lookin'[?]"
• Hank Williams
• MGM (1951 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Hey Jude"
• The Beatles
• Apple Records (1968 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "Hey There"
• Rosemary Clooney
• Columbia Records (1954 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Hide Away"
• Freddy King[?]
• Federal Records[?] (1961 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• Highway 61 Revisited
• Bob Dylan
• Columbia Records (1965 in music)
• Rock (Album)
• Inducted 2002

• The Hi-Lo's and All That Jazz[?]
• The Hi-Lo's[?]
• Columbia Records (1958 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1998

• "Honeysuckle Rose"
• Thomas "Fats" Waller
• Victor Records (1934 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "Honky Tonk (Parts 1 & 2)"
• Bill Doggett[?]
• King Records[?] (1956 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• Horowitz at Carnegie Hall - An Historic Return
• Vladimir Horowitz
• Columbia Records (1965 in music)
• Classical (Album)
• Inducted 2002

• "Hound Dog"
• Elvis Presley
• RCA Victor (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1988

• "The House I Live In"
• Frank Sinatra
• Columbia Records (1946 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "The House of the Rising Sun"
• The Animals
• MGM (1964 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "How High the Moon"
• Ella Fitzgerald
• Decca (1960 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2002

• "How High the Moon"
• Les Paul & Mary Ford[?]
• Capitol Records (1951 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1979

• "I Apologize"
• Billy Eckstine
• MGM (1949 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• I Can Hear It Now, Vols. 1-3
• Edward R. Murrow
• Columbia Records (1948 in music-1950 in music)
• Spoken Word[?] (Album)
• Inducted 1978

• "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
• The Rolling Stones
• London Records[?](1965 in music]])
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I Can't Get Started"
• Bunny Berigan[?]
• Victor (1937 in music]])
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1975

• "I Can't Stop Loving You"
• Ray Charles
• ABC-Paramount (1962 in music]])
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "I Fall to Pieces"
• Patsy Cline
• Decca Records (1961 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2001

• "I Heard It Through the Grapevine"
• Marvin Gaye
• Tamla (1968 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
• Tony Bennett
• Columbia Records(1962 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1994

• "I Loves You, Porgy"
• Nina Simone
• Bethlehem (1959 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "I Miss You So"
• The Cats And The Fiddle[?]
• Bluebird Records[?] (1939 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I Walk the Line"
• Johnny Cash
• Sun Records (1956 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I Want to Hold Your Hand"
• The Beatles
• Capitol (1964 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I Want You Back"
• Jackson 5
• Motown (1969 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I Wonder Why"
• Dion & the Belmonts
• Laurie (1958 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "If I Didn't Care"
• The Ink Spots
• Decca (1939 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1987

• "If You Could See Me Now"
• Sarah Vaughan
• Musicraft Records[?] (1946 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "If You've Got the Mney, I've Got the Time"
• Lefty Frizzell[?]
• Columbia (1950 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I'll Never Smile Again"
• Tommy Dorsey With Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
• Victor Records (1940 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1982

• "I'll Take You There"
• The Staple Singers
• Stax (1972 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You"
• Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra
• Victor (1936 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I'm Moving On"
• Hank Snow
• RCA Victor (1950 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 2000

• "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"
• Hank Williams
• MGM (1949 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I'm Sorry"
• Brenda Lee
• Decca (1960 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "(I'm Your) Hoochie Koochie Man"
• Muddy Waters
• Chess Records (1954 in music)
• Blues (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "Imagine"
• John Lennon Plastic Ono Band
• Apple Records (1971 in music)
• Rock (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "In a Mist" (Piano Solo)
• Bix Beiderbecke
• Okeh Records (1927 in music)
• Jazz (Single)
• Inducted 1980

• "In a Silent Way"
• Miles Davis
• Columbia (1969 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 2001

• "In My Room"
• The Beach Boys
• Capitol (1963 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "In the Midnight Hour"
• Wilson Pickett
• Atlantic (1965 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "In the Mood"
• Glenn Miller And His Orchestra
• Bluebird Records[?] (1939 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1983

• "In the Still of the Nite"
• The Five Satins[?]
• Ember Records[?] (1956 in music)
• Rock & Roll (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "In the Wee Small Hours"
• Frank Sinatra
• Capitol (1955 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Album)
• Inducted 1984

• The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery[?]
• Wes Montgomery
• Riverside Records[?] (1960 in music)
• Jazz (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• Innervisions[?]
• Stevie Wonder
• Tamla Records[?] (1973 in music)
• R&B (Album)
• Inducted 1999

• "Is That All There Is?"
• Peggy Lee
• Capitol (1969 in music)
• Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonky Angels"
• Kitty Wells[?]
• Decca (1952 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1998

• "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail"
• Buck Owens[?]
• Capitol (1965 in music)
• Country (Single)
• Inducted 1999

• "I've Got a Woman"
• Ray Charles
• Atlantic (1954 in music)
• R&B (Single)
• Inducted 1990

• "I've Got You Under My Skin"
• Frank Sinatra
• Capitol (1956 in music)
• Traditional Pop (Single)
• Inducted 1998