Lou Pride was an American soul and blues singer from Chicago known for his expressive, emotive vocal style. Born in 1944, Pride's music was influenced by gospel, R&B, and the Chicago blues scene. His most renowned work is "I'm Com'un Home in the Morn'un," a Northern Soul classic that showcased his powerful voice and poignant lyrics. Pride's music, while not commercially widespread, has had significant influence in soul and blues genres, making him an important figure in American music history.