April Stevens

April Stevens was an American pop singer best known for her sultry vocal style and her hit collaborations with her brother Nino Tempo. Born Carol LoTempio in 1929, April made a name for herself in the 1950s and 1960s with solo hits like "Teach Me Tiger," which became notable for its provocative delivery, and as half of the sibling duo Nino Tempo & April Stevens. Their most famous hit, a 1963 rendition of "Deep Purple," won a Grammy Award and became a chart-topping success.

April's voice brought a mix of sophistication and sensuality to her recordings, which spanned pop, jazz, and adult contemporary genres. Her career was marked by a unique ability to bring emotional depth to both lush ballads and playful tunes. Alongside her brother, she continued to make music into the 1970s, leaving behind a catalog that reflects both her vocal talent and her distinctive charm.