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is governed by a board of directors, currently consisting of thirteen members.

Annually, three songwriters are inducted into the Hall of Fame. Gene Autry Johnny Bond Albert E.Brumley A.P.Carter Ted Daffan Vernon Dalhart Rex Griffin Stuart Hamblen Pee Wee King Vic McAlpin Bob Miller Leon Payne Jimmie Rodgers Fred Rose Redd Stewart Floyd Tillman Merle Travis Ernest Tubb Cindy Walker Hank Williams, Sr. Bob Wills Smiley Burnette Jenny Lou Carson Wilf Carter Zeke Clements Jimmie Davis Alton & Rabon Delmore Al Dexter Vaughn Horton Bradley Kincaid Bill Monroe Bob Nolan Tex Owens Tex Ritter Carson J.Robison Gene Sullivan Tim Spencer Jimmy Wakely Wiley Walker Scotty Wiseman Boudleaux and Felice Bryant Lefty Frizzell Jack Rhodes Don Robertson Jack Clement Don Gibson Harlan Howard Roger Miller Ed Nelson, Jr. Steve Nelson Willie Nelson Hank Cochran Bill Anderson Danny Dill Eddie Miller Marty Robbins Wayne Walker Marijohn Wilkin Carl Belew Dallas Frazier John D.Loudermilk Moon Mullican Curly Putman Mel Tillis Johnny Cash Woody Guthrie Merle Haggard Kris Kristofferson Joe Allison Tom T.Hall Hank Snow Don Wayne Rev.

The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame was established by the Nashville Songwriters Foundation, Inc.

The Foundation's stated purpose is to educate, archive, and celebrate the contributions of the members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame to the world of music.The Nashville Songwriters Foundation, Inc.

Thomas A.Dorsey Charles Louvin Ira Louvin Elsie McWilliams Joe South Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter Mickey Newbury Ben Peters Ray Stevens Bobby Braddock Ray Whitley Chuck Berry William J."Billy" Hill Loretta Lynn W.C.Handy Beasley Smith Hal David Billy Sherrill Bob McDill Carl Perkins Otis Blackwell Dolly Parton Roy Orbison Sonny Throckmorton Hoagy Carmichael Troy Seals Rory Michael Bourke Maggie Cavender Sanger D."Whitey" Shafer Sue Brewer Ted Harris Jimmy Webb Charlie Black Sonny Curtis Max D.Barnes Wayland Holyfield Red Lane Don Schlitz Conway Twitty Jerry Foster (as Foster & Rice) Buddy Holly Richard Leigh Bill Rice (as Foster & Rice) Bobby Russell Waylon Jennings Dickey Lee Dave Loggins Jerry Chesnut Kenny O'Dell Buck Owens Norro Wilson Wayne Carson Roger Cook Hank Thompson Merle Kilgore Eddie Rabbitt Kent Robbins Tommy Collins Wayne Kemp A.L."Doodle" Owens Glenn Sutton Mac Davis Randy Goodrum Allen Reynolds Billy Edd Wheeler Don Everly Phil Everly Dennis Linde Johnny Russell Dean Dillon Bob Dylan Shel Silverstein Hal Blair Rodney Crowell Paul Overstreet John Prine Guy Clark Freddie Hart Dennis Morgan Billy Joe Shaver Gary Burr Vince Gill Roger Murrah Jerry Reed Mike Reid Jimmy Buffett Hugh Prestwood Jim Weatherly Bob DiPiero Mac McAnally Flatt & Scruggs Dottie Rambo Hank Williams, Jr. Matraca Berg John Hiatt Tom Shapiro The Reach.

A non-profit organization, it declares its objective is to honor and preserve the songwriting legacy that is uniquely associated with music community in the city of Nashville.

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