Gloria Lynne (real name Gloria Wilson) was born on November 23, 1929 in New York
City and became known as an American jazz vocalist. Growing up in Harlem, she
sang in her church choir before winning first prize at the Amateur Night contest
at the Apollo Theater, after which she recorded with groups such as the
Enchanters and the Dell-Tones in the 1950s. Her solo career launched with a 1958
contract at Everest Records under the name Gloria Lynne. The 1960s brought
albums Try A Little Tenderness, This Little Boy Of Mine, and At Basin Street
East, while she toured with Ray Charles, ...