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American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame members

The American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame, formerly known as the National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame, recognizes musicians. bands, or companies that have made a distinct contribution to banjo performance, education, manufacturing, and towards promotion of the banjo. The hall of fame is a part of the American Banjo Museum located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

5-String Performance
• 2014 - Earl Scruggs • 2015 - Pete Seeger • 2016 - J.D. Crowe • 2017 - John McEuen • 2018 - Bela Fleck • 2019 - Alison Brown • 2020 - Gary "Biscuit" Davis • 2021 - Jens Krüger • 2022 - Sonny Osborne • 2023 - Buck Trent • 2024 - Kristin Scott Benson • 2025 - Noam Pikelny ==4-String Performance==
4-String Performance
• 1998 - Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery / C. Sandy Riner • 1999 - Eddie Peabody / Harry Reser • 2000 - Don Van Palta / Perry Bechtel • 2001 - Buddy Wachter / Roy Smeck • 2002 - Tim Allan / Johnny St. Cyr • 2003 - Cathy Reilly Finn / Scotty Plummer • 2004 - Al Smith / Freddy Morgan • 2005 - Doug Mattocks / Michael Pingitore • 2006 - Cynthia Sayer / Pat Terry, Sr. • 2007 - Georgette Twain / John Cali • 2008 - Jad Paul / Maurice Bolyer • 2009 - John Becker / Buck Kelly • 2010 - Dave Marty / Helen Baker • 2011 - Greg Allen / Gene Sheldon • 2012 - Lee Floyd III / Skip DeVol • 2013 - Mike Gentry • 2019 - Johnny Baier / Jimmy Mazzy • 2020 - Eddie Erickson • 2021 - Brad Roth • 2022 - Don Vappie • 2023 - Kurt Abell • 2024 - Ken Aoki • 2025 - Sean Moyses ==Historical==
Historical
• 2016 - George Formby • 2017 - Joel Walker Sweeney • 2018 - Eddie Collins • 2019 - John Hartford • 2020 - Don Reno • 2021 - Paul Buskirk • 2022 - The Banjo Kings • 2023 - Grandpa Jones • 2024 - Ralph Stanley • 2025 - Fred Van Eps ==Instruction & Education==
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 • 2013 - Steve Caddick • 2014 - Mike Currao • 2015 - Tim Allan • 2016 - Alfred Greathouse • 2017 - Tony Trischka • 2018 - Hub Nitsche & Banjo Newsletter • 2019 - Janet Davis • 2020 - Roger Sprung • 2021 - Scott Whitfield • 2022 - Alan Munde • 2024 - Bill Evans • 2025 - Vinnie Mondello ==Design & Manufacture==
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 • 2014 - David L. Day • 2015 - Albert D. Grover • 2016 - Deering Banjo Company • 2020 - Geoff Stelling • 2021 - Greg Rich • 2023 - Norbert Pietsch ==Promotion==
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, Harry Higgins (album The Red Garter) • 2009 - Myron Hinkle • 2010 - Bill Pincumbe • 2011 - Horis Ward • 2012 - Glenn Parks • 2013 - Somethin' Smith and the Redheads • 2014 - The Kingston Trio • 2015 - Steve Martin • 2017 - Roy Clark • 2018 - Jim Henson • 2019 - Bob Snow • 2022 - Randy Morris • 2023 - Akira Tsumura • 2024 - Ned Luberecki • 2025 - Dom Flemons ==See also==
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