Grammy Trustees Award
The Grammy Trustees Award is a special award of the annual Grammy Awards, which is irregularly awarded to selected artists with continued special influence on the music. It is awarded to persons who have rendered outstanding service during her career in the music industry through their contributions to the music without even performer has to be .. Since 1983, artists can also receive this award. It differs from the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, which is awarded to performers.
The first Trustees Award in 1967, awarded to the musical director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Georg Solti and the British music producer for Decca Records, John Culshaw.
Award winners
The following people have received the Grammy Trustees Award: