Dorothy Moore is an American rhythm and blues and soul singer best known for her 1976 hit song, "Misty Blue", which has been covered by numerous artists and remains a significant track in soul music history. Born in 1946, Moore began singing gospel in her church choir before shifting to secular music and reaching national recognition. Characterized by her emotive and rich vocal style, Moore's music often combines elements of blues, soul, and gospel. While her commercial success fluctuated over the years, her influence on the soul and blues genres is undeniable.