Teddi King was a celebrated American jazz and pop vocalist known for her distinctive, warm contralto voice and sophisticated phrasing. Active primarily during the mid-20th century, she built a respected discography that included recordings for major labels such as RCA Victor. Her work often featured interpretations of classic American songbook standards, showcasing her ability to convey deep emotion through timeless compositions. King's recordings of songs like 'What Is This Thing Called Love' and 'Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered' highlight her mastery of the genre, blending vocal clarity with a rich, resonant tone. Her body of work remains a significant contribution to the jazz vocal tradition, offering listeners a refined and enduring musical experience that continues to be appreciated by enthusiasts of classic vocal jazz.