Hattie Littles

Hattie Littles (February 14, 1937 – June 15, 2000) was an American soul singer, best known for her 1963 single, "Your Love Is Wonderful," released on Motown's Gordy label.

Music career She was born in Shelby, Mississippi, She then released several singles in the UK, including "Running a Fever" (1989), "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" (1990), and "Waiting for the Day" (1991), and the albums The Right Direction (1991), Borderline (1992), and The Very Best of Hattie Littles (1996), which included re-recordings of some of her earlier tracks. Littles had a full, soulful, gospel-tinged voice with a deep vibrato. Tracks on The Very Best of Hattie Littles feature short monologues or "raps", in the classical and bluesy style of Lou Rawls, James Brown, Bobby Blue Bland, and B. B. King.

She died of a heart attack in Flint, Michigan in June 2000, aged 63.