Johnnie Morisette was an American blues and soul singer known for his gritty, emotive vocal style. His best-known work, "Meet Me at the Twistin' Place," achieved success in the early 1960s and is considered a classic of the soul genre. Throughout his career, Morisette was associated with the SAR record label, founded by Sam Cooke, where he contributed to the development of soul music. Despite his limited discography, Morisette's distinct sound and emotive delivery have cemented his place in music history.