Z, Luther Vandross and Big Star and breakthrough singles by Miami Sound Machine and Eddie Floyd are among the 13 recordings that were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame this year. This year's additions (eight albums and five singles) meet the main requirements – they exhibit "qualitative or historical significance" and are at least 25 years old.

The Recording Academy will induct eight albums and five singles in the Grammy Hall of Fame this year. The albums include Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt, Luther Vandross' Never Too Much, Emmylou Harris' Wrecking Ball,

Albums and songs by Cat Stevens, Luther Vandross, Jay-Z and Emmylou Harris are among the 13 new additions to the Grammy Hall of Fame, the Recording Academy announced today. The inducted recordings, each at least 25 years old,

Jay-Z‘s debut album, Reasonable Doubt, is among the projects that will be inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Reasonable Doubt Inducted Into Grammy Hall of Fame On Thursday (Feb. 13), The Recording Academy announced that eight albums and five singles will be inducted into this year’s Grammy Hall of Fame class,