Linda Martell and The Anglos were a pioneering force in the 1960s and 1970s country music scene. Led by Linda Martell, one of the first African American women to break into the country music genre, the band's style blended traditional country with elements of soul and R&B. Notable for her unique vocal style, Martell achieved significant success with the hit single "Color Him Father," which reached the top 25 on the Billboard Country Singles chart. Despite the band's short-lived career, their impact on diversifying the country music scene is undeniable.