The Glass House was an American R&B and soul group active between 1969 and 1978. The band's most notable member was singer Scherrie Payne, the younger sister of famed Motown artist Freda Payne. Known for their blend of smooth, soulful vocals and catchy pop hooks, The Glass House gained significant recognition with their 1969 hit "Crumbs Off the Table." Although their tenure was brief, The Glass House's fusion of R&B and pop elements laid the groundwork for future artists within these genres.