The Adorables were a relatively obscure, all-female Motown group from the 1960s, known for their soulful harmonies and R&B style. Comprised of sisters Betty and Jackie Winston, Pat and Diane Lewis, the group was signed to Golden World Records, a label later bought out by Motown. Although their discography is limited, with just a few singles such as "Deep Freeze" and "Be" to their name, their warm vocal arrangements and classic Motown sound are representative of the era's popular music. Despite their lack of commercial success, The Adorables contribute to the rich tapestry of Motown's early history.