Joey Powers, born Joseph R. Paquette in 1934, is an American singer-songwriter best known for his 1964 hit song, "Midnight Mary". His musical style is rooted in the pop and rock 'n' roll genres of the mid-20th century, characterized by catchy melodies and straightforward lyrical storytelling. Powers' work, while not widely influential in the larger scope of music history, nevertheless provides a snapshot of the American pop music scene during a transformative period. Powers' signature sound is a blend of smooth vocals, guitar-driven melodies, and a rhythm section typical of the era.