Ten Wheel Drive was an American jazz-rock band active from 1968 to 1974, renowned for its fusion of rock, jazz, and blues elements. The group was particularly notable for its vibrant frontwoman, Genya Ravan, whose powerful, bluesy vocals gave the band a distinctive sound. Their most significant work, the album "Brief Replies," showcased their unique style and solidified their place in the jazz-rock genre. Despite their relatively short tenure, Ten Wheel Drive's innovative sound left a lasting influence on the development of jazz-rock fusion.