Norma Winstone, a luminous figure in the world of jazz, is an English singer and lyricist whose career has spanned over five decades. Born in London in 1941, Winstone first caught the public's eye in the late 1960s when she shared the stage with the legendary Roland Kirk at Ronnie Scott's club. Known for her lissome, agile, and expressive alto voice, Winstone's distinctly original phrasing and versatility have made her one of Britain's finest vocal talents. Her work in vocal jazz and improvised music has earned her international acclaim, collaborating with notable artists like Kenny Wheeler. With a career marked by innovation and artistry, Winstone continues to captivate audiences with her unique musical journey.