Earl Roach

The Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award is a prestigious honor presented by The Recording Academy to individuals or groups who have made significant artistic contributions to the recording industry during their lifetimes. Established in 1962, the award recognizes performers' lasting impact and creativity, distinguishing it from other honors like the Grammy Hall of Fame Award, which focuses on specific recordings, and the Grammy Trustees Award for non-performers. The first award was given in 1963, and notable recipients include Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Prince, highlighting influential figures across various music genres.

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