The Innocents

Kathy Young and The Innocents were an American vocal group that emerged in 1958. The ensemble, fronted by singer Kathy Young, became known for their contributions to the doo-wop and rock and roll genres during the late 1950s. Based in the United States, the group represented the vocal harmony tradition that defined much of popular music during that era. Their work reflected the style and sensibilities of early rock and roll, helping to establish the sound that would influence popular music in subsequent decades.