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National Heritage Fellowship winners.
Winners of the United States National Endowment for the Arts's National Heritage Fellowship (instituted in 1982), the highest award given in that nation to traditional artists and musicians.
Pages in category "National Heritage Fellowship winners"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 259 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Etta Baker
- Kenny Baker (fiddler)
- Dewey Balfa
- Mildred Barker
- Earl Barthé
- Louis Bashell
- William Bell (singer)
- Mary Lee Bendolph
- Nicholas Benson
- Birmingham Sunlights
- Mary Holiday Black
- Eddie Blazonczyk
- The Blind Boys of Alabama
- Alice Blue Legs
- Loren Bommelyn
- Tanmoy Bose
- Monk Boudreaux
- Charles Brown (musician)
- Chuck Brown
- Jerry Dolyn Brown
- Kevin Burke (musician)
- Cedric Burnside
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- Cachao
- Shirley Caesar
- Walker Calhoun
- Nati Cano
- Charles M. Carrillo
- Liz Carroll
- Janette Carter
- Eva Castellanoz
- Inez Catalon
- Rafael Cepeda
- Cephas & Wiggins
- Boozoo Chavis
- Clifton Chenier
- Kelly Church
- Delores Churchill
- Michael Cleveland
- Edwin Colón Zayas
- Bertha Cook
- Helen Cordero
- Elizabeth Cotten
- Pat Courtney Gold
- Manuel Cuevas
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- Joanie Madden
- Wade Mainer
- Mary Jane Manigault
- Ellie Mannette
- Frankie Manning
- Esther Martinez
- Narciso Martínez
- Diomedes Matos
- Carolyn L. Mazloomi
- Del McCoury
- Judith McCulloh
- Brownie McGhee
- Hugh McGraw
- Sylvester McIntosh
- Reginald McLaughlin
- Bob McQuillen
- Wally McRae
- Lanier Meaders
- D. L. Menard
- Lydia Mendoza
- Norma Miller
- Lucy Mingo
- Mick Moloney
- Bill Monroe
- Allison Montana
- Whistlin' Alex Moore
- Hugo Morales (radio)
- Bua Xou Mua
- Martin Mulvihill