Mitty Collier is an American gospel and soul singer known for her powerful, emotive vocals. Born in 1941, she rose to prominence in the mid-1960s as a Chess Records artist with the hit single "I Had a Talk with My Man", which showcased her ability to combine gospel sensibilities with secular themes. Collier's music career transitioned into gospel in the 1970s following a religious conversion, and she became a prominent figure in the genre, exerting influence on subsequent generations of gospel and soul musicians. Her work has been recognized for its deep emotional resonance and its blending of the sacred and secular in music.