Percy Wiggins is an American soul singer best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s. His style is characterized by a strong, emotive voice that's rooted in gospel music, reflecting his early years singing in church choirs. Wiggins is most recognized for his hit single "It Didn't Take Much (For Me to Fall in Love)," which remains a beloved classic within the genre. Despite having a relatively short recording career, his contributions to soul music have left an enduring legacy, particularly in the Southern Soul tradition.