Sandy Posey is an American pop and country singer, most recognized for her work in the 1960s and 1970s. Her style blends elements of country, pop, and soft rock, with her plaintive, emotive vocals often tackling themes of love and heartbreak. Posey is best known for her hit singles "Born a Woman" and "Single Girl", which have become emblematic of her career. These songs, distinguished by their poignant lyrics and Posey's distinctive vocal style, have significantly influenced both pop and country music genres.