Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame

The Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame, created by the Texas Gospel Music Association, is a Hall of Fame[1] dedicated exclusively to recognizing meaningful contributions by individuals and groups in all forms of gospel music.[2][3]

Inductees

This is a list of those inducted into the Texas Gospel Music Association's: Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame,[4] listed alphabetically with the year of induction.[5][6]

Individuals

  • Duane Allen[7]
  • Robert S. Arnold
  • Joe Atkinson
  • J.R. Baxter
  • Les Beasley[8]
  • Jim Brady[9]
  • Charles F. Brown
  • Charlie Campbell
  • Burl Carter
  • Cynthia Clawson
  • Wayne Christian[10]
  • Ike Davis
  • Jack Davis
  • Paul De La Torre
  • Doc Dooley
  • Curtis Elkins
  • Jane Robin Ellis
  • Tom & Marie Ellis
  • Larry Ford
  • James Fudge
  • Lee Gann
  • Marian Garner
  • Larry Gatlin
  • Rudy Gatlin
  • Billy Grable
  • Lee Owens Graves[11]
  • Art Greenhaw
  • John Hall
  • Martha & Neely Ham
  • Johnnie High
  • Lou Wills Hildreth
  • Pat Hoffmaster
  • Dallas Holm
  • Arnold Hyles
  • Kurt Kaiser
  • Kate Laswell
  • Merle Conn Longnecker
  • Chris & Diane Machen[12]
  • Bill Mack
  • Harold & Jean Marshall
  • Roger McDuff
  • Gary McSpadden
  • Walt Mills
  • Marvin Montgomery
  • John & Eunice Morrison
  • Easmon Napier
  • W. B. Nowlin
  • Jerry Oliver
  • Glen Payne
  • Guy Penrod[13]
  • John Points
  • Cecil Pollock
  • Larry Randall
  • J. Howard & Helen Rogers
  • “Smilin” Joe Roper
  • Billie Rothfus
  • David Sapp
  • Larry Scott
  • Glenn Sessions
  • Marion Snider
  • Frank Stamps
  • Virgil O. Stamps
  • Robert Sterling
  • Jack Taylor
  • Rod Treme
  • Mickey Vaughn
  • Glenn Wilson
  • Jim Wesson
  • A. B. (Pop) Wills
  • Bob L. Wills
  • Calvin & Lillie Wills
  • Joe Willis

Groups

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