List of National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame members
The National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame recognizes musicians. bands, or companies that have made a distinct contribution to the four-string banjo performance, educational, or manufacturing communities or towards the promotion of the four-string banjo. The Hall of Fame is a part of the American Banjo Museum located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
This is a list of the inductees into the National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame by category and year inducted:[1]
Performance - Contemporary (living) and Historical
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Instruction & Education
- 2001 - Mel Bay
- 2002 - Lowell Schreyer
- 2003 - Charlie Tagawa
- 2004 - Charles McNeil
- 2005 - Buddy Griffin
- 2006 - Walter Kaye Bauer
- 2007 - Don Van Palta
- 2008 - Don Stevison
- 2009 - Dave Frey
- 2010 - Jim Riley
- 2011 - Daryl Whiting
- 2012 - Buddy Wachter [2]
- 2013 - Steve Caddick
Design & Manufacture
- 2003 - C.C. Richelieu
- 2004 - Fred Bacon & Daniel Day
- 2005 - Renee Karnes
- 2006 - Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Mfg. Co, Ltd. & Gibson Instrument Company
- 2007 - Wm. Lange/Paramount
- 2008 - Dale Small
- 2009 - Henry Lea
- 2010 - Chuck Ogsbury/OME
- 2011 - Vega
- 2012 - Jim Farquhar
- 2013 - Wayne Fairchild
Promotion
- 2000 - Sherwood "Shakey" Johnson
- 2001 - Frank Rossi
- 2001 - Jack Canine
- 2002 - Jubilee Banjo Band
- 2003 - Ralph Martin
- 2004 - Fred "Mickey" Finn
- 2005 - Joel Schiavone
- 2006 - Eddy Davis
- 2007 - Walt Disney Company
- 2008 - Jack Dupen
- 2008 - Harry Higgins
- 2009 - Myron Hinkle
- 2010 - Bill Pincumbe
- 2011 - Horis Ward
- 2012 - Glenn Parks [2]
- 2013 - Somethin’ Smith & The Redheads
See also
- List of Banjo Players
- Fretted Instrument Guild of America
- List of museums in Oklahoma
References
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