Anna King was an American soul and gospel singer active primarily in the 1960s. She is best known for her collaboration with James Brown, who produced her album "Back to Soul" in 1964. King's music blended elements of gospel, soul, and R&B, producing a powerful and emotive sound that was distinctive during the era. Despite a relatively short recording career, her soulful vocals and unique style left an imprint on the music industry and contributed to the development of soul music.