Tramaine Hawkins, born Tramaine Aunzola Davis in San Francisco, California,
United States, on October 11, 1951, is an American gospel singer. Raised in the
Ephesians Church of God in Christ in Berkeley, California, pastored by her
grandfather Bishop E.E. Cleveland, she performed in high school with the
Heavenly Tones, recording the album I Love the Lord in 1966. She featured as a
background vocalist for Little Sister and briefly joined Honey Cone before
singing lead on the Edwin Hawkins Singers' hit single “Oh Happy Day” in 1969.
She launched her solo recording career with her de...