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Louisiana Music at the Grammy Awards
Recordings by Louisiana music artists in the Grammy Hall of Fame

The GRAMMY Hall of Fame was established by the Recording Academy's National Trustees in 1973 to honor recordings of lasting qualitative or historical significance that are at least 25 years old. Inductees are selected annually by a special member committee of eminent and knowledgeable professionals from all branches of the recording arts.

inducted
artist (s)
recording
2005
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra All of Me
2016
Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald Ella and Louis
1999
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five Heebie Jeebies
2001
Louis Armstrong Hello, Dolly!
2010
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra Lazy River
2010
Louis Armstrong Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy
1997
Louis Armstrong & The All-Stars Mack The Knife
2014
Louis Armstrong Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
2001
Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald Porgy & Bess
2018
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five Savoy Blues
1993
Bessie Smith (with Louis Armstrong) St. Louis Blues
2008
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra St. Louis Blues
2009
Louis Armstrong Star Dust
2008
Louis Armstrong & Earl Hines Weather Bird
1974
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five West End Blues
1999
Louis Armstrong What A Wonderful World
2016
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra (What Did I Do To Be So) Black and Blue
2017
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra When The Saints Go Marching In
2011
Sidney Bechet Summertime
2013
Ray Charles (see notes) Hit The Road Jack
1999
Ray Charles (see notes) I've Got A Woman
2011
Clifton Chenier Bogalusa Boogie
2002
Van Cliburn Piano Concerto No. 1
2004
Floyd Cramer Last Date
1999
Jimmie Davis You Are My Sunshine
2002
Fats Domino Ain't It A Shame
1987
Fats Domino Blueberry Hill
2016
Fats Domino The Fat Man
2019
Fats Domino I'm Walkin'
2011
Fats Domino Walking to New Orleans
2021
Dr. John In The Right Place
2013
Joe Falcon (with Cléoma Breaux) Lafayette (Allons à Lafayette)
1982
Benny Goodman (see notes) Sing, Sing, Sing
2008
Slim Harpo I'm A King Bee
2000
Johnny Hartman (with John Coltrane) Lush Life
2013
Johnny Hartman (with John Coltrane) John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman
1998
Mahalia Jackson Move On Up A Little Higher
2010
Mahalia Jackson His Eye Is On The Sparrow
2012
Mahalia Jackson Precious Lord, Take My Hand
2024
Kid Ory's Creole Orchestra
as Spike's Seven Pods of Pepper Orchestra
Ory's Creole Trombone
1996
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band Chimes Blues
2010
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band Dipper Mouth Blues
1999
The Kingsmen (see notes) Louie Louie
2002
Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter) Goodnight Irene
2002
Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter) Midnight Special
1998
Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter) Negro Sinful Songs
2016
Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter) Rock Island Line
1998
Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire
1999
Jerry Lee Lewis Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
1999
Little Richard (see notes) Here's Little Richard
1998
Little Richard (see notes) Tutti-Frutti
1999
Little Richard (see notes) Long Tall Sally
2002
Little Richard (see notes) Lucille
2008
Little Walter Juke
1999
Percy Mayfield Please Send Me Someone to Love
2021
Memphis Minnie (w/ Kansas Joe) When The Levee Breaks
2011
The Meters Cissy Strut
1980
Jelly Roll Morton Library of Congress Recordings
2010
Jelly Roll Morton Kansas City Stomps
2015
Aaron Neville Tell It Like It Is
2006
Original Dixieland Jazz Band Darktown Strutters' Ball
1999
Louis Prima & Keely Smith The Wildest!
1998
Professor Longhair & His Blues Scholars Tipitina
2007
Jimmie Rodgers with Louis Armstrong Blue Yodel #9
2021
Irma Thomas Time Is On My Side
2000
Faron Young Hello Walls
Notes:

The Ray Charles single "Hit The Road Jack" was written by Percy Mayfield.

The Ray Charles single "I've Got A Woman" was co-written by Renald Richard.

The Benny Goodman single "Sing, Sing, Sing" was written by Louis Prima.

The Kingsmen single "Louie Louie" was written by Richard Berry.

The Little Richard album "Here's Little Richard" was primarily recorded at Cosimo Matassa's J&M Studios in New Orleans. Backing musicians included NOLA legends Earl Palmer, Lee Allen, Alvin "Red" Tyler, Renald Richard, Frank Fields, Lloyd Lambert, Justin Adams, Edgar Blanchard, and Huey "Piano" Smith. See Here's Little Richard Wikipedia Page.

The Little Richard single "Tutti Frutti" featured backing by Justin Adams, Frank Fields, Lee Allen, Alvin "Red" Tyler, and Earl Palmer. The song was co-written by Dorothy LaBostrie. It was recorded at J&M Studios in New Orleans.

The Little Richard single "Long Tall Sally" featured backing by Edgar Blanchard, Frank Fields, Lee Allen, Alvin "Red" Tyler, and Earl Palmer. It was recorded at J&M Studios in New Orleans.

The Little Richard single "Lucille" featured backing by Lee Allen, Alvin "Red" Tyler, Roy Montrell, Frank Fields, and Earl Palmer. It was recorded at J&M Studios in New Orleans.


Louisiana Grammy Award Nominees & Winners
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Grammy Hall of Fame Complete List at grammy.com

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