
Dakota Staton (1930–2007) was an American jazz vocalist known for her unique voice and interpretations. Her career peaked in 1957 with the hit "The Late, Late Show" which reached number four on the charts. During her life, she was also known as Алия Рабиа after her conversion to Islam. Dakota Staton made a significant contribution to jazz, combining traditional elements with popular music, making her one of the most prominent figures of her time.
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