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Hours

Tuesday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm
Sunday: Closed

Cost of Admission

Students-$8
Adults-$10
Kids 12 & under – FREE
Blues Foundation Members – FREE

Location

421 S. Main Street
Memphis, TN 38103
901.527.2583

Enjoy a recap of the 2019 Blues Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony!

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Overview of The Blues Foundation’s
Blues Hall of Fame Museum

Opened in May of 2015, The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame Museum is a Memphis gem for both serious blues fans and casual visitors. With robust exhibits and in-depth history, the museum exposes, educates, and entertains visitors with all that is blues culture while highlighting over 400 inductees in five key categories: Performer, Individual, Album, Single, and Literature.

Our visitors will enjoy 10 individualized galleries with interactive touchscreen displays along with three master databases where they can hear the music, watch videos, and read the stories of each of our inductees. In addition, each gallery houses one-of-a-kind memorabilia to include such iconic pieces as

  • Pee Wee Crayton’s Fender Stratocaster Guitar
  • Donald “Duck” Dunn’s Lakland Electric Bass
  • Matt “Guitar” Murphy’s McHugh Guitar
  • Bettye LaVette’s Kennedy Center Honors Performance Outfit
  • Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Performance Kimono

You will enjoy viewing hard-to-find album covers and photographs, important awards, unique art, musical instruments and costumes, tour jackets, and other special items that can only be seen at The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame Museum.

Our upstairs, Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise Gallery hosts traveling exhibits that rotate every four months, offering the visitor a new experience every time you walk through our front doors.

The museum was built through the generosity and support of Blues fans so that it would serve all four components of The Blues Foundation’s mission: preserving history, celebrating excellence, supporting education, and ensuring the future of the music.

Current Exhibit

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The upstairs gallery of The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame Museum is sponsored by the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise.

The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame
Current Class of Inductees

The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame honors those who have made the Blues timeless through performance, documentation, and recording.

Class of 2024 Inductees: Performers

Sugar Pie DeSanto

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Lurrie Bell

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Lil’ Ed and The Blues Imperials

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Thank you to those who contributed to Raise the Roof and helped build The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame Museum

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Assisi Foundation of Memphis
Friend of The Blues Foundation
Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise & Cruisers

  • $100,000-$249,999

ArtsMemphis
Kathy Bolmer & Andy T

  • $50,000-$99,999

Daniel Tallman
Jim Allchin
First Tennessee Foundation
Hyde Family Foundation
Plough Foundation
Robinson & Maites
Daniel Tallman
Paul S. and Leigh S. Tischler

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Steve & Shirley Adams
Hagar Family Foundation
Tripp Hopkins & Laura Dupuy
Steve Miller

Janice Johnston
Michael Kisber
Mick & Molli Kolassa
Eric & Sue Simonsen

Yvonne & Michael LaFramboise
Calvin & Amy McKenzie
Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau
William Howard Thie Foundation

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Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
Luther Allison
Martin & Krista Babinec
Blues Festival Guide
Thomas W. Briggs Foundation
Canal Bank Shuffle
The Majestic Grille
George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Kerby & Judith Confer

Mike Donahue
FedEx Corporation
Grinder, Taber, & Grinder
Scott Haasl
Big Llou’s Hall of Fame Tribute Jam
Jay & Priscilla
Kevin & Haden Kane
Bob Trenchard
John & Laurie Tucker

Stefan & Amy
Martin, Tate, Morrow & Marston
Memphis Blues Society
Meg Ramos
Jim Robertson
Joey & Claudia Sichting
Washington Blues Society
Bill Wax & Sheila Jaskot
Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation

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Acadiana Blues Society
Dave & Deb Allen
Donovan Allen
American Dream Foundation
Mike & Karen Ancona
Steve & Jane Andrews
Atlanta Blues Society
Dusty Baker
Badnews Barnes
Beale Street Merchants Association
David & Liz Berntson
Blue Mountain Artists
Blues Society of Omaha
Robert Bopp
Erik Boyd & Kirsten Thien
Tim & Michelle Burge
Ronnie Baker Brooks
Keven Campbell
Canadian Polar Bear Blues Showcase
Central Iowa Blues Society
Cindy Canup
Paul Cimbala
Robert Clarke & Helen Jenks Clarke
Craig Coffield
Colorado Blues Society
Danny Cox
Zach Cross & LeAnne Clay
CrossCut Records
Crossroads Blues Society
DC Blues Society
Kristen Dahl
Nick Dahl & Bobbie Hullermann
Delta Groove Music
Dr. Wu Music
ProjectBlues
Charles & Lori Ragsdell
Jeff & Shelly Rainwater
Marnie Ring
Pat Robertson
Curtis Salgado
Marty Salzman
Saskatoon Blues Society

Sheila & Tim Drevyanko
Kevin & Deberah Erickson
Darren Jay Fallas
Reuben Farris & Kathy Seney
Horst-Dieter Fischer
Michael Foster
Ricky & Kathy Freedman
Michael Freeman
Richard & Shannon Gallet
Phil & Linda Gatz
Nancy Gaydos
Thomas & Karen Geelan
Joe & Jeanette Geraghty
Great Northern Blues Society
Elliott Gross
Denny Hachenberg & Sheila McCoy
Michael J. Hannan
Chris Hardwick
Mary Ann Haskell
Steve Hecht
C. Damon Hecker
Houston Blues Society
Tony TFJ Howitt
Intrepid Artists Int’l
Christopher Jaeckel
Ken Johnson
David & Tracy Jones
Maureen & Tony Juodis
Kalt Family Foundation
Sergio Kapfer & Daphna Krim
Thomas & Helen Heron Karnes
Becky & George Scully
John Sheppard
Gail Singer & Mark McGrath
Smoky Mountain Blues Society
Patricia & Corky Solum
Janie Soong
South Florida Blues Society
Southwest Florida Blues Society

Dave Keyes
Tommy Keys & Donna Malerba
Kids for the Blues
George & Betty Klein
Cynthia Kosciuk
Tom Lafreniere & Donna Mellquist
Lellyett & Rogers Company
George Lord & Sarah Hurley
Lucerne Blues Festival
Scott & Beane Lynema
Tim & Sherry May
Gary & Becky Mayo
Charles McCarthy
Thomas McCoy
Wes and Fain McDaniel
Roger Meeden
Cathy & Michael Miller
Kathy Minke & Bob Sekinger
Clint Morgan
Susan Murrmann
Nick Nixon
Northern Arizona Blues Alliance
Greg & Charlotte Nuckles
Karen Nugent
John & Cynthia Olsen
Ottawa Blues Society
Panama Blues
Ron Partain
Phoenix Blues Society
Bob & Linda Porter
Joe & Tracey Powell
Tall City Blues Fest
Earl Thomas
Hal Thompson
Bonnie & Art Tipaldi
Brian & Julie Tresnak
Jimmy & Annette Trujillo
Lynette Webster & Jeff Wagner
David Walker
Holly & Barry Walter
Allen Wiltz
Wired! Band
Dan & Maureen Woodard
Wyoming Blues & Jazz Society
Stephen & Linda Zenuh

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2 Blue Shoes
2 Left Feet Blues Festival
Kenny & Susan Acosta
Gaye Adegbalola
Mark Alestra
Michael Rece Allen
Scott Allen & Jen Taylor
David & Catherine Almvig
Eric Ambro
Larsen & Michelle Anderson
Connie & Brad Appier
Keith & Mary Archer
archimania
Carles Gatell Arimont
Armadillo Music
Paul & Janet Averwater
Susan Baker & Jim LaPlante
Glenn Bauer
Carl & Linda Beauregard
Deborah Bell
Marc & Lisa Biales
Billtown Blues Association
David Lee Bishop
Louis & Kathy Blackwell
Paul Blackwell & Mary Dellorto
Robert Blake
Maureen Block & Tommy Castro
Blues Kids of America
Blues Lovers United of San Diego
Blues Mob of San Francisco Bay
Blues Society of Central Pennsylvania
Blues Society of Tulsa
Marla & Kris Boehmer
Spencer & Marilyn Bohren
Jerry Bowdren
John Brazell
Joe & Elizabeth Brown
Peggy Burke
Thomas Calk
Cindy Canup
Cape Fear Blues Society
Capital Area Blues Society
Laura Carbone
Sean Carney’s Blues For A Cure
Cascade Blues Association
Phil & Lynn Casciotti
Ray & Louise Cassidy
Charlie & Courtney Ciaramitaro
Barbara & John Claire
Wayne Clark & Kim Laramy
Buddy & Sandy Cleveland
Michael Cloeren
David & Sachiko Clough
Connecticut Blues Society
Beth Cooper
Carl Cox
Bruce Cozadd & Sharon Hoffman
Bob Crattie
Dam Blues Festival
Darwin’s Burgers & Blues
Michele Davis
Carrol Deen
Kyle Deibler
Rich & Lisa Del Grosso
Detroit Blues Society
Dion DiMucci
Mindy & Bobby Dollar
Albert & Pamela Dollear
Michael & Elaine Dortch
Kathleen Doyle
Elizabeth Drewry
Ted Drozdowski & Laurie Hoffma
Ron Duke
Ronnie Earl
William Cole Early IV
Donald Ebenstein
Bill Eberle & Dagney Ernest
Edmonton Blues Society
Steven & Jennifer Edwards
Ellersoul Records
JoAnn Engel
Marc Engel
Len Entrabartolo
Jack Everitt
H. Wayne Ferguson
Sam & Freida Fillingane
Brett & Dolores Fleming
Karl Schmed
Gloria Schmed-Scott
Layne & Pat Schoonover
Self Foundation
Shacksdale USA
Donna & John Shelton
John Shelton
Charles & Nino Shipp
Diana Shonk
Richard Silbert
Phyllis Sigal & Bruce Wheeler
Robert Simpson & Cindy Look
Barbara Singer
Lynn & Tim Sinnett
John Skovmand
Ted & Jo Slowik
Soul Fixin’ Foundation
South Sound Blues Association
Karen Spacek
Scott & Patti Sparks
Hal Spergel
Pam & Bill Spry
Standard Builders
Rod Stark
Thomas Starno
Leah Starr
Anna Stashower
James & Rita Stearns

Rick & Ellen Foster
Doug & Inez Frank
Michael Frank
Lynn Frankowski
“Mr. Charlie” Frazier
Amy Friedman
Jed & Patricia Friedrichsen
Joey Fulkerson
Wolfgang Fundinger
Hap & Brenda Gagne
Craig & Cindi Garrelts
Barry Gebler & Linda Bronsdon
Mike & Kalli Genest
Georgetown Fats
Thomas Gettelfinger
Chris Gill
Mike & Oscar Glenn & Jacinda Norton
Golden Gate Blues Society
Mark Goodman
Grafton Blues Association
Grand River Blues Society
Granite State Blues Society
Great Lakes Blues Society
Great Northern Blues Society
Ken Grosh
Kris Gyorke
Raymond Hall
Emily Hallock
Barbara Hammerman & Amanda Gresham
Adrianna Marie Hansen
Zac Harmon
Bradley Harned
Bob & Donna Hastings
Cam Hayden
Robin Heard
Matt & Judy Heiter
Georgia Helmick & Bob Pace
Andy & Linda Henry
Heritage Music BluesFest
Hernandez family
HighJohn Records
High Water Records
Jeff & Linda Hillman
Mike Hodson Family
William Hogue & Erica McPhillips
Bonnie Hollabaugh
Lou Holscher & Suzanne English
Dietmar Hoscher
House of Blues Entertainment
Drew Howie
David & Sherree Hughes
Robert Hughes
Inland Empire Blues Society
J.P.’s Shellfish Company
Kathleen Kelso Jack
Jimmy Jacobs
Greg & Cindi James
Jennifer Janes
Stacy Jeffress
Powell & Harriette Jenkins
Jeff Jensen
Chris & DeForest Johnson
S. Berry Jones Architects
Mark & Chris Jordan
Barb & Geno Kabes
Karen & Doug Keller
Bridget Kelly Band
Harrison Kennedy
Judith Kerr
Kinder Family Foundation
Candy King
Steven Kinney
Michael Kinsman
Bob Kissel
Kitchener Blues Community
Wayne & Gail Klahs
Brandon Knight
Lisa Kubiske
Dan Kubiske
Fran & Joan Kulle
Leslie Landreth
Greg & Kendra Langdon
Jim LaPlante & Susan Baker
Brian LaPrade
Cyndi Lauper
JT & Marion Lauritsen
Ben & Janet Lawson
Hans Lebuser
Goran Stensrud & Bitten Svendsen
Ricky Stevens
Steve & Teri Stoerger
Trish Stypka & Jane Kreinberg
Suncoast Blues Society
Jenipher Sutherland
Michael & Linda Sweeney
Howard & Ilene Swidler
Sydney Blues Society
SYLA Presents
Bonnie Tallman
Nancy & Jimmy Tashie
Tater Red’s
Carol & Otis Taylor
Cassie Taylor
Phil & Martha Thien
Alex Thomas
Thunder Bay Blues Society
Connie Thyng
Time Out Pub
Topeka Blues Society
Toronto Blues Society
Trento Family
Jessica & Donald Truax
Tim Tully
Susan Turner
Avril & George Twyman
Kathi & Dirk Vandever

David Lee
Leland Blues Project
Alan & Barb Leo
Mark & Ellen Levine
Stefan Levy
Don & Rosemary Lewis
Buck & Malinda Lewis
Mildred Lincoln
Albert & Barbara Lindsey
Charlie Lockard
Long Island Blues Society
Deb Lubin
Lugar Foundry
Attila, Robert & Cecilia Lukacs
Pat & Patti Lynch
Doug & Patti Joy MacLeod
Maine Blues Society
Mike & Starla Mammon
Bill & Helene Mandras
Michael Maness
Ben Marcolin
Rick Massuch
James McMenis
Bill & Draughon McPherson
Alex & Tina Merrifield
Bruce H. Meshell
Scott & Judy Miller
Mississippi Delta Blues Society of Indianola
Janice Monti
Darwin Moore
Warrick Moore & Maxine McNeil
Pat Morgan
Chapman & Chip Morrow
Peter Mullins
Olga Wilhelmine Munding
Music Maker Relief Foundation
Covedog Myers
Byron Nesbitt
James & Gweneth Newborn
Lan & Nel Nichols
Northeast Ohio Blues Association
Orange County Blues Society
Lee Oskar
Scott Owen
Eric Packer
Peter Parcek
Sista Monica Parker
Roger Patterson
T-Bird Pattison & Linda DiTullo
Pemigewasset Blues Crew
Holger Petersen
Henry Phillips
Chuck & Jolie Porter
Robert Posch
Tracey & Joe Powell
Dave & Cindy Power
Prairie Crossroads Blues Society
Smokey Pratt
Andy & Jill Pressler
Dale & Koko Preston
Leo Priest
Rick Rabe
Diane Rahkonen
Stephen & Cathy Rayner
Marshall Reavis
Darlene Rector
Willie Reinders & Christine Keffeler
Rick & Terre Renninger
Robert Riesman
Sally & Keith Riggs
Riverwalk Blues & Music Festival
River City Blues Society of Virginia
Robert & Carline Roach
Terri Robbins
Frank Roszak
Evelyn Rubio
Nick & Louise Ruf
Glenn Ruff
Nancy Ruff & Jim Connell
Peter, Michelle & Estelle Ryan
W. Michael Ryan
Julie Rybacki
Chris Sabie
Sacramento Blues Society
Santa Barbara Blues Society
Ralph Sarayusa & Laura Griffin
Bob Scales & Mary Keefe
Vicksburg Blues Society
Carol & Kurt Viegelmann
Jim & Yati Vogan
Jennifer Weaver
Marcia Weaver
Janet M. Webb
Little G Weevil & Brandi Szucs
Ronald Weinstock
Lynn Orman Weiss
Donna Weitzel
West Virginia Blues Society
David Whillock
Don & Michele Wilco*ck
George Willett
Ron & Brenda Williams
Miss Jackie Wilson
Roger, Linda, Jaclyn & Julie Winkelman
Dana Mae Winter
Marsha Wooten
Working Law Firm
Katie Wright
Yellow Dog Records
Mike Zito
Zaida Zoller
Andy & Susan Steele
Jill & Ken Steinberg
Luis A. Viada
Brad Vickers & His Vestapolitans

Rent The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame for your next event!

From Robert Johnson to Etta James, Muddy Waters to Stevie Ray Vaughan – Beginning the moment you arrive at The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame Museum, you become immersed in the Blues. Upstairs, enjoy the rotating exhibits of our Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise Gallery. Downstairs, become immersed in our interactive touch-screens where you can hear the best in Blues music, watch historic videos, and read Blues Hall of Famer biographies while engaging directly with the artifacts and memorabilia that honors those who have made the Blues timeless. Our unique facility in the heart of Memphis’ South Main District makes for the ideal venue to host your next office party, birthday soiree, or rehearsal dinner, where your guests can truly experience Memphis as the Home of The Blues.

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Venue

  • Entry level: Gallery with regularly changing exhibits and Museum Gift Shop
  • Ground level: Blues Hall of Fame Museum

Capacity

  • Maximum occupancy 100

Rental

  • 50 people or less $300 per hour
  • 50-100 people $325 per hour
  • 3 hour minimum rental required for all events

Location

  • 421 S. Main Street
    Memphis, TN 38103
  • Call 901-527-2583 ext. 20 or email andrew@blues.org for more information and to schedule your event today

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Become a Volunteer Docent at The Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame

Docent responsibilities are easy and fun:

  • Greet visitors and make them feel welcome
  • Demonstrate how to use the individual gallery interactive touchscreens and the museum’s master databases
  • Share basic information about the Blues Hall of Fame with visitors
  • Tell visitors about the other programs and good works done by The Blues Foundation
  • Pass along recommendations for other attractions and restaurants
  • Help staff keep a watchful eye on the space

The docent volunteer time commitment is a minimum of twice a month for a 4 hour shift. The Blues Hall of Fame is open 5 days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Expertise in blues music is not required but enjoyment of music, history, and interacting with people is a must!

For information contact Andrew Ross 901-527-2583, ext 20 or email andrew@blues.org.

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FAQs

What's the hardest Hall of Fame to get into? ›

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is the pinnacle of individual accomplishment in the sport. Only 371 players have been enshrined into Canton, although there are 200 others more than worthy of induction. The Hall of Fame is very hard to get into, and getting even more crowded over the last few years.

Is Cooperstown Hall of Fame worth it? ›

It's not easy getting to Cooperstown (for both baseball players and tourists), but the scenery is great and the Hall of Fame is fantastic.

How long should I plan to be at the NFL Hall of Fame? ›

We recommend you allow 3-4 hours to tour the Hall.

How hard is it to get into the Baseball Hall of Fame? ›

The method for voting in most of the players—devised by the Hall of Fame board decades ago and implemented by select members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America—results in the induction of about 1% of all who have participated in Major League Baseball in any eligible area.

Who has the shortest Hall of Fame career? ›

Nevers, who was inducted in 1963, played just 54 games in the NFL for the Duluth Eskimos (1926-27) and Chicago Cardinals (1929-31). It is the fewest number of games and seasons of anyone in the Hall of Fame.

What is the easiest hall of fame to get into? ›

While I would not say it is easy to get into a sports Hall of Fame, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame probably has the lowest barrier of entry since it is the only one which does not exclusively consider pro stats.

Does everyone get a ring at Cooperstown? ›

All players, coaches and umpires are inducted into the American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame and receive the coveted American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame ring, regardless of finish.

Can 13 year olds go to Cooperstown? ›

What are the age requirements to play? Players cannot turn 13 before May 1st of the year they are participating.

How expensive is Cooperstown? ›

If the family wishes to accompany their children to Cooperstown the expenses for travel, accommodations, and other expenses are their responsibility. The average cost for a family of 3 (not including the player) is $4,000. This covers travel, food and accommodations.

How much do NFL Hall of Fame tickets cost? ›

This season, the lowest price for NFL Hall Of Fame Game tickets is approximately $128, with an average price of $212. Ticket prices fluctuate daily, so to stay up-to-date on the best pricing, hit the 'heart' icon on the event listing you're interested in.

Can you take pictures inside the Football Hall of Fame? ›

Museum guests can have their pictures taken in front of a green screen right past the ticket office.

Is Doug Flutie in the Hall of Fame? ›

Flutie held his last starting role with the San Diego Chargers in 2001 and spent his final professional season as a backup for the Patriots. He was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007 and the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2008.

What is the hardest sport to get into the Hall of Fame? ›

Because of the nature of its larger rosters, pro football is the most difficult, with only 1.1 percent of players ever getting to Canton. Right behind is baseball, with 1.2 percent of the 18,000 major leaguers in history finding their way to Cooperstown.

Will Alex Rodriguez ever be in the Hall of Fame? ›

Despite being one of the greatest sluggers in MLB history, Alex Rodriguez is sadly one of the infamous names that may never be inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame. The BBWA takes this honor very seriously, they have already denied it to massive names such as Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, and Mark McGwire.

What records does Derek Jeter hold? ›

Over a record 158 Postseason games – the equivalent of one full extra season – Jeter hit . 308 with 111 runs scored, 200 hits, 32 doubles, 20 homers, 61 RBI and 66 walks. He finished his career with 3,465 hits, 1,923 runs scored and 4,921 total bases. Jeter was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2020.

What is the most prestigious Hall of Fame? ›

1. 1. Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, N.Y. – Members of the Baseball Writers Association of America who have covered the sport for at least a decade, and have not been retired for more than a decade, vote on a group of players who retired at least five years earlier.

Is baseball the hardest hall of fame to get into? ›

Because of the nature of its larger rosters, pro football is the most difficult, with only 1.1 percent of players ever getting to Canton. Right behind is baseball, with 1.2 percent of the 18,000 major leaguers in history finding their way to Cooperstown.

Has a 6th man made the Hall of Fame? ›

John Havlicek spent the first seven years of his career as a sixth man for Bill Russell-led Celtics of the 1960s. Havlicek won eight championships in Boston and was crowned 1974 Finals MVP after willing the Celtics to victory. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1984.

What is the easiest sport to make the Hall of Fame? ›

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is similar with 346 members, making the Basketball Hall of Fame the easiest of the three major sports to get into.

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