Shirley Horn (Shirley Valerie Horn) was an American jazz vocalist and pianist born in 1934 in the United States. Her career spanned several decades and she was known for her unique style, which combined masterful piano performance with a deep contralto voice. Arranger Джонни Мэндел called her a woman "with two heads" for her ability to simultaneously sing and play, and producer Куинси Джонс noted the richness of her voice. Among her most famous works are the exquisite ballads that became her signature. Shirley Horn made a significant contribution to the development of jazz music, particularly in the field of ballads.

• Country: USA, Colombia
• Language: English, Italian