Bands & artists like Gloria Jones
If you like Gloria Jones, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Tina Turner
GuideBoth artists share a powerful vocal delivery and a blend of soul with rock influences, creating emotionally charged performances.
Betty Wright
GuideWright's music features similar soulful grooves and dynamic vocal expressions that resonate deeply with listeners.
Etta James
GuideEtta's rich, emotive voice and her ability to convey deep feelings through soulful ballads align closely with Jones's style.
Aretha Franklin
GuideFranklin's powerful vocals and her mastery of soul music create an emotional depth akin to Gloria Jones's work.
Mary Wells
GuideWells's smooth vocal style and Motown roots provide a similar nostalgic soul sound that complements Jones's aesthetic.
Patti LaBelle
GuideLaBelle's dynamic vocal range and emotional delivery mirror the intensity found in Gloria Jones's performances.
Diana Ross
GuideRoss’s blend of soul and pop, combined with her expressive singing style, resonates well with the essence of Jones’s music.
Chaka Khan
GuideKhan’s fusion of funk and soul, along with her passionate vocal delivery, aligns closely with the sound of Gloria Jones.
Common questions
Who sounds like Gloria Jones?
Artists similar to Gloria Jones include Tina Turner, Betty Wright, Etta James and Aretha Franklin. Each shares elements of Gloria Jones's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Gloria Jones?
Gloria Jones is primarily known for soul. Gloria Jones's music features a rich texture driven by steady grooves and dynamic shifts in intensity that evoke deep emotional responses.
Where should I start if I like Gloria Jones?
If you enjoy Gloria Jones, start with Tina Turner — their album "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" is a great entry point. Both artists share a powerful vocal delivery and a blend of soul with rock influences, creating emotionally charged performances.