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Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Established	1978
Location	National Music Centre, Calgary, Alberta
Founder	Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Website	canadianmusichalloffame.ca

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

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The Canadian Music Hall of Fame was established in 1978 by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS)^[1] to honour Canadian musicians for their lifetime achievements in music.^[2]^[3] The award presentation is held each year as part of the Juno Award ceremonies. Since 2012, the inductee also performs at the ceremony, almost always as the final performer.

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A hall facility was opened in Calgary in 2016 located within The National Music Centre in Calgary, Alberta.^[4]^[2] It can be found on level five of the Studio Bell, a floor entirely dedicated to celebrating and recognizing Canadian music creators and artists who have left their mark on this country and beyond.^[5]

Inductees

As of 2024 CARAS has honored 65 bands or individual musicians.^[1] To date, Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings are the only artists to be inducted twice, once for their work with The Guess Who and again for Bachman's work with Bachman–Turner Overdrive and Cummings for his solo work.

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	Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
Nickelback^[7]	Mike Kroeger (25 Jun 1972) Ryan Vikedal (9 May 1975) Brandon Kroeger (30 November 1971) Ryan Peake (1 March 1973) Chad Kroeger (15 November 1974) Daniel Adair (19 February 1975) Mitch Guindon	-	Rock band	Post-grunge, hard rock, pop rock, alternative metal, alternative rock
Trooper^[8]	Ra McGuire (13 Jun 1950) Brian Smith (26 March 1949) Tommy Stewart (15 July 1952) Harry Kalensky (3 February 1950) Frank Ludwig (23 December 1947) Doni Underhill (13 April 1949) Rob Deans (16 April 1950) Gogo (24 April 1965) Scott Brown (6 October 1964) Clayton Hill (29 October 1965)	-	Rock band	Rock, pop
Terri Clark^[9]	5 August 1968	-	Singer-songwriter	Country
Oliver Jones^[10]	11 September 1934	-	Pianist	Jazz
Diane Dufresne^[10]	30 September 1944	-	Singer, painter	Chanson, rock, pop

	Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
Corey Hart	31 May 1962	-	Singer-songwriter, record producer	Pop rock
Andy Kim	5 December 1946	-	Singer-songwriter	Pop, rock
Bobby Curtola	17 April 1943	4 June 2016	Singer-songwriter	Rock and roll
Chilliwack	Bill Henderson (6 November 1944) Ed Henderson Jerry Adolphe	- - -	Band	Progressive rock
Cowboy Junkies	Margo Timmins (27 January 1961) Michael Timmins (21 April 1959) Peter Timmins (29 October 1965) Alan Anton (22 June 1959)	- - - -	Band	Alternative country, folk rock

Inductee		Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
	Barenaked Ladies^[13]	Ed Robertson (25 October 1970) Jim Creeggan (12 February 1970) Tyler Stewart (21 September 1967) Kevin Hearn (2 July 1969)	- - - -	Band	Alternative rock, jangle pop, comedy rock, pop rock
	Steven Page	22 June 1970	-	Songwriter, musician	Rock, folk rock, alternative rock

	Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
Gil Evans	13 May 1912	20 March 1988	Pianist, composer, arranger, bandleader	Jazz
Lenny Breau	5 August 1941	12 August 1984	Guitarist, educator	Jazz, country
Maynard Ferguson	4 May 1928	23 August 2006	Trumpeter	Jazz, jazz rock
Moe Koffman	28 December 1928	1 May 2010	Saxophonist, flautist, composer, arranger	Jazz
Rob McConnell	14 February 1935	28 March 2001	Trombonist, composer, arranger	Jazz

	Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
David Clayton-Thomas	13 September 1941	-	Singer-songwriter, musician	R&B, rock, funk, pop, jazz
Denny Doherty	29 November 1940	19 January 2007	Singer-songwriter, actor	Folk, pop
John Kay	12 April 1944	-	Singer, guitarist	Rock, psychedelic, blues
Domenic Troiano	17 January 1946	25 May 2005	Guitarist	Rock
Zal Yanovsky	19 December 1944	13 December 2002	Musician	Folk rock

	Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
The Crew-Cuts	Rudi Magueri (27 January 1931) John Perkins (28 August 1931) Ray Perkins (24 November 1932) Pat Barrett (15 September 1933)	7 May 2004 - - 27 July 2016	Vocal group	Traditional pop, doo-wop, big band
The Diamonds	Dave Somerville (2 October 1933) Ted Kowalski Phil Levitt Bill Reed	14 July 2015 8 August 2010 - 22 October 2004	Vocal group	Rhythm and blues, traditional pop
The Four Lads	Jimmy Arnold (4 January 1932) Frank Busseri (10 October 1932) Corrado Codarini (11 February 1930) Bernie Toorish (2 March 1931)	15 June 2004 28 January 2019 28 April 2010 -	Vocal group	Traditional pop

Inductee		Birthdate	Deathdate	Occupation	Genre
	Guy Lombardo	19 June 1902	5 November 1977	Bandleader, violinist, hydroplane racer	Jazz, big band, traditional pop
	Oscar Peterson	15 August 1925	23 December 2007	Pianist, composer	Jazz, classical

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