Betty Everett and Jerry Butler were renowned soul artists who collaborated in the mid-1960s, primarily known for their hit duet, "Let It Be Me". Betty Everett, famous for her song "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)", brought her signature R&B style to the duo, while Jerry Butler, a former member of The Impressions, contributed his distinctive soulful baritone. Their music was a significant part of the Chicago soul scene, blending elements of gospel, doo-wop, and early R&B. Despite their brief period of collaboration, they left a lasting impact on the soul music genre.