Barbara Redd is a lesser-known but highly respected soul singer who made a mark in the 1960s. She was famed for her emotive, gospel-infused vocal style, characterized by passionate delivery and resonant tones. Redd's significant contributions to the genre include her notable singles such as "I'll Be All Alone" and "Dancing Teardrops". Despite her limited discography, her influence can be felt in the music of many later soul and R&B artists.