Mickie Champion is an American blues and gospel singer known for her dynamic, emotion-filled vocal style. Born in Lake, Mississippi, in 1929, she began her career in the mid-1950s, recording tracks for several labels, including the notable 'Bam-A-Lam'. Despite not achieving mainstream success, her music has been influential in the blues and gospel genres. Champion’s work is a testament to the power and depth of early African-American music, and her contributions to these genres continue to be recognized by music historians.