Inductees
in the Mississippi Musician Hall of Fame
Classical |
Gospel/Religious |
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Alexander - Meridian, MS
Ruby
Pearl Elzy - Pontotoc,
MS
Elizabeth
Taylor Greenfield - Natchez,
MS
Samuel
Jones -
Inverness, MS
Willard
Palmer -
McComb, MS
Leontyne
Price - Laurel,
MS
William
Grant Still-
- Woodville,
MS
Walter
Turnbull
- Greenville, MS
Milton Bryon Babbitt - Jackson, MS |
James
Blackwood/Blackwood Bros. - Ackerman,
MSCanton Spirituals - Canton, MS
Jackson Southernaires - Jackson, MS
Mississippi Mass Choir/Frank Williams -Jackson, MS
Pop Staples/Staples Singers - Winona, MS
C. L. Franklin
Blind Boys of Mississippi - Piney Woods School
Williams Brothers - Smithdale, MS
Cleophus Robinson |
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| Country |
Popular |
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| Hank
Cochran
- Greenville, MS
Faith
Hill
- Star, MS
Elsie
McWilliams - Meridian, MS
Ben
Peters
- Greenville, MS
Charley
Pride -
Sledge, MS
Jimmie
Rodgers - Meridian,
MS
Conway
Twitty
- Friars Point, MS
Tammy
Wynette
- Tremont, MS
Mississippi
Sheiks - Bolton, MS
O.
B. McClinton - Senatobia, MS
Carl Jackson - Louisville, MS
Charlie Feathers |
Lance
Bass - Laurel/Clinton,
MS
Guy
Hovis - Tupelo,
MS
Van
Dyke Parks
- Hattiesburg, MS
Nanette
Workman
- Jackson, MS |
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| Jazz |
Rock
and Roll |
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| Mose
Allison - Tippo, MS
Milt
Hinton -
Vicksburg, MS
Jimmie
Lunceford - Fulton,
MS
Cassandra
Wilson
- Jackson, MS
Gerald
Stanley Wilson -Shelby,
MS
Lester
Young
- Woodville, MS
Teddy
Edwards - Jackson, MS
International
Sweethearts of Rhythm
- Piney Woods School
Hank Jones - Vicksburg, MS
Freddie Waits - Jackson, MS |
Jimmy
Buffett
- Pascagoula, MS
Jerry
Lee Lewis
- Nesbit, MS
Elvis
Presley
- Tupelo, MS
Ike
Turner - Clarksdale,
MS
Mary
Wilson - Greenwood, MS
Jackie
Brenston - Clarksdale, MS
Warren
Smith - Louise, MS
Steve Forbert - Meridian, MS
Blind Roosevelt Graves and the
Mississippi Jook Band - Rose Hill, MS |
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| Rhythm
and Blues |
Theater/Broadway/Movie |
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Milton Campbell
- Inverness, MS
Sam
Cooke - Clarksdale,
MS
Bo
Diddley - McComb, MS
John
Lee Hooker - Clarksdale,
MS
Dorothy
Moore - Jackson,
MS
Davis
Ruffin
- Meridian, MS
Jerry
Butler - Sunflower county
Prentiss
Barnes - Magnolia, MS
Junior Parker - Clarksdale, MS
Jimmy Reed - Leland, MS |
Glenn
Ballard
Dee
Barton - Houston/Starkville,
MS
Olu
Dara -
Natchez, MS
Lehman
Engel -
Jackson, MS
Mundell
Lowe - Laurel, MS
Mary
Ann Mobley - Brandon,
MS
Lloyd
Wells
- Laurel, MS
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| Blues |
Production/Recording/Promotion |
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| Willie
Dixon
- Vicksburg, MS
Robert
Johnson -
Hazlehurst, MS
B.
B. King
- Itta Bena, MS
Charlie
Patton - Edwards, MS
Muddy
Waters - Rolling
Fork, MS
Howlin
Wolf - White Station, MS
Sonny
Boy Williamson - Glendora, MS
Pinetop
Perkins - Belzoni, MS
Mississippi John Hurt - Teoc, MS
Tommy Johnson - Terry, MS |
Blackberry
Records - Summit, MS
Delta
Records/Jimmie Ammons - Jackson, MS
Johnny
Vincent (John Imbragulio) - Laurel, MS
Malaco
Records - Jackson, MS
Willard
and Lillian McMurry - Jackson, MS
Peavey
Electronics/ Hartley Peavey - Meridian, MS
H.
C. Speir - Jackson, MS
Marty Gamblin - Philadelphia, MS |
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| Special |
Multi-talented |
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Skeets
McWilliams - Jackson, MS |
Marty
Stuart - Philadelphia, MS |
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Songwriting |
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Jim Weatherly - Pontotoc, MS |
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For
more information on Mississippi musicians, visit the Mississippi Writers and Musicians Project web
page. The students and faculty at Starkville High School have
researched musicians native to Mississippi or who have spent a
significant part of their lives in the state of Mississippi. Their
research includes blues, country, classical, gospel, rock'n roll,
rhythm and blues, jazz and popular.
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