Recipients
| Inductee | Born | Died | Active from | Major Skill(s) | OBMHoF profile | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lester Abrams | 1945 | 1960s | drummer, vocalist, keyboardist, songwriter, producer | |||
| Wali Ali | 1970s | Guitarist, singer | ||||
| Donnie Beck | 1951 | 1970s | Drummer, bass guitar, organ, piano, singer, composer, arranger | |||
| Ron E. Beck | 1951 | 1970s | Drummer, singer, composer | |||
| Larry Bell | 1941 | 2004 | 1960s | Guitar, piano, drums, saxophone | ||
| Percy Le'Roy Chatman | 1990 | 1950s | Singer | |||
| Wesley Devereaux | 1950s | Singer | ||||
| Joe Leslie Edmonson | 1947 | 2002 | 1960s | Organist | ||
| Glenn Franklin | 1970's | Drummer, Percussionist, Vocalist | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | |||
| Lonzo Franklin | 2009 | 1970's | Vocalist, Songwriter | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | ||
| King Richard Gardner | 1932 | 1950s | Guitar | |||
| Vernon Garrett | 1960s | Singer | ||||
| Melvin Hall. | 1970's | Bass Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Vocalist | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | |||
| Donald Harris. | 1970's | Tenor, Alto and Soprano Sax, Vocalist, Songwriter, Producer | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | |||
| Kevin Harris. | 1970's | Trombone, Vocalist, Drummer, Songwriter | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | |||
| Len Harris. | 1960s | Keyboardist, Organist, Songwriter, Producer, Recording Engineer | Recording profile aka "The Duke", also known for his Perfect Pitch note recognition abilities. 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | |||
| Wynonie Harris, aka "Mr. Blues" | 1920 | 1969 | 1940s | Singer | ||
| Lloyd Hunter | 1961 | 1920s | Trumpeter, Band Leader | |||
| Stemsy Hunter (Stemziel Hunter) | 1960s | Saxophone | ||||
| Sylvester (Syl) Johnson (deceased) | 1948 | 1970s | Singer | |||
| Helen Jones Woods | 1925 | 1940s | Trombone | |||
| Calvin Keys | 1942 | 1960s | jazz guitarist | |||
| Michael Andre Lewis | 1960s | Singer, keyboards, synthesizers, band leader, composer, producer | ||||
| Merle Lewis | 1970s | Singer | ||||
| Victor Lewis | 1950 | 1960s | Drummer | |||
| Preston Love | 1921 | 2004 | 1940s | Alto sax, Band Leader | ||
| Arno Lucas | 1970s | Singer, songwriter | ||||
| Eugene "Booker" McDaniels | 1950s | Songwriter, producer | ||||
| Walter McKinney | 1960's | Guitarist, Songwriter, Vocalist, Studio Musician | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF; Performed and recorded with many artists including Rose Royce | |||
| Lois “Lady Mac” McMorris | 1970s | Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, upright bass, electric bass, keyboards, drum programmer, arranger, vocalist, composer | ||||
| Ernest "Curly" Martin | 1960s | Drummer/percussionist | ||||
| Buddy Miles (George Miles) | 1945 | 2008 | 1960s | Drums, vocals, band leader | ||
| Professor Charles Miller | 1970s | Trumpeter, conductor | ||||
| Ruth Norman | 1950s | Composer, pianist | ||||
| Mason Prince | 1950s | Trumpet | ||||
| Billy Rich | 1950s | Electric Bass Guitar | ||||
| Carolyn Rich | 1960s | Vocalist | ||||
| Herbie Rich | 2004 | 1950s | Keyboards, saxophone, singer | |||
| Billy Rogers | 1950 | 1987 | 1970s | Guitarist | ||
| Carol Jean Rogers | 1954 | 1970s | Singer | |||
| Jeanne Rogers | 1934 | 1960s | Pianist, singer | |||
| Keith Rogers | 1954 | 1980s | Producer | |||
| Sam Singleton. | 1943 | 1960s | Promoter, Producer, Vocalist | 2011 Inductee OBMHoF | ||
| Leslie Orlando Smith | 1949 | 1970s | Singer | |||
| Steppen Stonz | 1972 | 1970s | Three vocalists supported by two musicians (drums and keyboards) | |||
| Luigi Waites | 1950s | percussionist | ||||
| Lalomie (Lomie) Washburn | 2004 | 1960s | Singer, songwriter | |||
| Richetta (Lewis) Wilson | 1950s | Singer |
During the ceremony the Steppen Stonz were also awarded a "Showcase Legend Award".
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