Clarence Henry, often known as "Frogman" due to his unique ability to imitate frog sounds, is an American rhythm and blues singer and pianist who gained prominence in the 1950s and 60s. His musical style is characterized by a distinctive blend of blues, pop, and New Orleans rhythm and blues. Henry's most notable song, "Ain't Got No Home," is considered a classic of the New Orleans sound and displays his signature croaking vocal style. Despite his limited discography, his influence in the R&B genre is significant, and he remained a popular live performer well into the 21st century.