Missing From The Country Music Hall of Fame (Updated 2022 Inductees)
The 2022 Country Hall inductees were announced today: Keith Whitley (Modern Era), Jerry Lee Lewis (Veterans Era), Joe Galante (Non-Performer).
The process to get into the Country Hall is explained here (as of 2012). In short: One act is chosen from 3 categories every year: Veterans Era (45 years after achieving "national prominence"). Modern Era (20 years after achieving "national prominence"). Non-Performer, Songwriter and Recording/Touring Musician categories rotate every 3 years. Also: candidates are not eligible for one year after they pass away.
Below are a list of artists, session musicians, songwriters, producers, etc., that have yet to be inducted as of 2022.
Al Dexter
Anita Kerr
Anne Murray
Buddy Emmons
Buddy Killen
Carson Robison
Carter Sisters
Charlie Rich
Clint Black
Crystal Gayle
Curly Putnam
Dallas Frazier
Doug Sahm
Dwight Yoakam
Eddie Rabbitt
Flatlanders (Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, Butch Hancock)
Freddy Fender
Garth Fundis
Gary Stewart
Gene Watson
Gram Parsons
Guy Clark
Hank Garland
Jerry Douglas
Jerry Jeff Walker
Jimmy Capps
Jimmy Martin
John Anderson
John Hughey
Johnny Horton
Johnny Paycheck
June Carter Cash
Kenny Chesney
Lesley Riddle
Linda Martell
Linda Ronstadt
Lloyd Green
Lynn Anderson
Maddox Brothers and Rose
Mark O'Connor
Martina McBride
Mickey Gilley
Milton Brown
Patty Loveless
Ralph Mooney
Rodney Crowell
Rosanne Cash
Stanley Brothers
Steve Earle
Tanya Tucker
Tim McGraw
Toby Keith
Tompall Glaser & the Glaser Brothers
Tony Brown
Townes Van Zandt
Travis Tritt
Trisha Yearwood
Vern Gosdin
Wilburn Brothers
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