Clea Bradford was an American jazz vocalist, known for her expressive style and rich, textured voice. Active primarily during the 1960s, she worked with notable jazz musicians such as pianist Horace Parlan, with whom she recorded several albums on the ABC-Paramount label. Bradford's music is characterized by a deep, soulful delivery, drawing on the vocal traditions of blues and gospel music. Her most notable work includes her 1961 album "Her Point of View", which has had a lasting influence on the jazz vocal tradition.