Recordings by Willie Nelson and Hank Williams will be joining the illustrious Grammy Hall of Fame in 2015.

Nelson's 1978 standards album 'Stardust' will enter the Hall of Fame, along with Williams' 1947 hit, 'Honky Tonkin.' Bob Wills' 'San Antonio Rose' is another country recording recognized this year.

Honoring songs and albums from any genre that are at least 25 years old and showcase cultural and historical significance, the Grammy Hall of Fame aims to highlight the diversity and quality of excellent music. The contributions from Nelson and Williams will join 25 other inductees this year, making the current list - on display at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, Calif. - almost 1,000 titles strong.

"With recordings dating as early as 1909 through the late '80s, this year's Grammy Hall Of Fame entries not only represent a diverse collection of influential and historically significant recordings but also reflect the changing climate of music through the decades," says Neil Portnow, President and CEO of the Recording Academy. "These memorable, inspiring and iconic recordings are proudly added to our growing catalog — knowing that they have become a part of our musical, social, and cultural history."

Along with 'Stardust' and 'Honky Tonkin,' other notable additions in 2015 include Bonnie Raitt's 1989 album 'Nick of Time,' Bob Dylan's 'Blood on the Tracks' album from 1975, and Neil Young's 1972 record, 'Harvest.'

For more information about the Grammy Hall of Fame, including a full list of inductees, visit Grammy.org.

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