The Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame, headquartered in Clinton, Mississippi, honors Mississippi's famous musicians. It is a "Who's Who" of the blues, rock and roll, and jazz from their beginnings to present day. The organization's museum is located in the Jackson–Evers International Airport in Jackson, Mississippi.

Inductees

Blues

Willie Dixon - Vicksburg, MS

David "Honeyboy" Edwards - Shaw, MS

Mississippi John Hurt - Teoc, MS

Vasti Jackson - McComb, MS

Elmore James - Richland, MS

Robert Johnson - Hazlehurst, MS

Tommy Johnson - Terry, MS

B.B. King - Itta Bena, MS

Charlie Musselwhite - Kosciusko, MS

Charlie Patton - Edwards, MS

Pinetop Perkins - Belzoni, MS

Hubert Sumlin - Greenwood, MS

Muddy Waters - Rolling Fork, MS

Joseph Lee "Big Joe" Williams - Crawford, MS

Sonny Boy Williamson II - Glendora, MS

Howlin Wolf - White Station, MS

Classical

John Alexander - Meridian, MS

Milton Bryon Babbitt - Jackson, MS

William Brown - Jackson, MS

Ruby Pearl Elzy - Pontotoc, MS

Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield - Natchez, MS

Samuel Jones - Inverness, MS

Willard Palmer - McComb, MS

Leontyne Price - Laurel, MS

Steve Rouse - Moss Point, MS

James Sclater - Clinton, MS

William Grant Still - Woodville, MS

Walter Turnbull - Greenville, MS

Country

Hank Cochran - Greenville, MS

Charles Feathers - Holly Springs, MS

Bobbie Gentry - Chickasaw County, MS

Mickey Gilley - Natchez, MS

Faith Hill - Ridgeland, MS

Carl Jackson - Louisville, MS

Fred Knoblock - Jackson, MS

O. B. McCinton - Senatobia, MS

Elsie McWilliams - Meridian, MS

Ben Peters - Greenville, MS

Charley Pride - Sledge, MS

LeAnn Rimes - Pearl, MS

Jimmie Rodgers - Meridian, MS

Mississippi Sheiks - Bolton, MS

Conway Twitty - Friars Point, MS

Tammy Wynette - Tremont, MS

Gospel and religious

James Blackwood/The Blackwood Brothers - Ackerman, MS

Blind Boys of Mississippi - Piney Woods School

Canton Spirituals - Canton, MS

C. L. Franklin - Sunflower County, MS

Mississippi Mass Choir/Frank D. Williams - Jackson, MS

James Owens - Clarksdale, MS

Pilgrim Jubilees - Houston, MS

Rev. Cleophus Robinson, Canton, MS

Jackson Southernaires - Jackson, MS

Pop Staples/Staples Singers - Winona, MS

Southern Sons - Delta, MS

Williams Brothers - Smithdale, MS

Jazz

Mose Allison - Tallahatchie County, MS

Teddy Edwards - Jackson, MS

William Fielder - Meridian, MS

Dardanelle Hadley - Avalon, MS

Milt Hinton - Vicksburg, MS

International Sweethearts of Rhythm - Piney Woods School

Hank Jones - Vicksburg, MS

Jimmie Lunceford - Fulton, MS

Tom Malone - Sumrall, MS

Brew Moore - Indianola, MS

Dalton Smith - Jackson, MS

Freddie Waits - Jackson, MS

Cassandra Wilson - Jackson, MS

Gerald Stanley Wilson - Shelby, MS

Lester Young - Woodville, MS

Multi-talented

Marty Stuart - Philadelphia, MS

Popular music

Lance Bass - Laurel/Clinton, MS

Keith Carlock - Clinton, MS

Paul Davis - Meridian, MS

Guy Hovis - Tupelo, MS

Van Dyke Parks - Hattiesburg, MS

Nanette Workman - Jackson, MS

Production/recording/promotion

Blackberry Records - Summit, MS

Delta Records/Jimmie Ammons - Jackson, MS

Marty Gamblin - Philadelphia, MS

Malaco Records - Jackson, MS

Willard and Lillian McMurry - Jackson, MS

Peavey Electronics/Hartley Peavey - Meridian, MS

H. C. Speir - Jackson, MS

Johnny Vincent (John Imbragulio) - Laurel, MS

Benjamin Wright - Greenville, MS

Jim Dickinson - Little Rock, MS

Rap

David Banner - Jackson, MS

Nate Dog - Clarksdale, Ms

Big K.R.I.T - Meridian, MS

Rhythm and blues

Prentiss Barnes - Maglolia, MS

Jerry Butler - Sunflower County, MS

Joe Campbell - Greenville, MS

Little Milton Campbell - Inverness, MS

Sam Cooke - Clarksdale, MS

Tyrone Davis - Greenwood, MS

Bo Diddley - McComb, MS

John Lee Hooker - Clarksdale, MS

Dorothy Moore - Jackson, MS

Junior Parker - Clarksdale, MS

Jimmy Reed - Dunleith, MS

David Ruffin - Meridian, MS

Bobby Rush - Jackson, MS

Rufus Thomas - Cayce, MS

Rock and roll

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