Aesops Fables was an American soul-pop band from the late 1960s, primarily known for their single "What Is Love," which reached number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1969. The band, led by vocalist Bill Capuano, was characterized by their blend of pop, soul, and psychedelic rock, reflecting the musical trends of their era. Despite enjoying only brief mainstream success, Aesops Fables is significant for their innovative fusion of distinct musical styles, which has influenced subsequent generations of soul-pop artists. Their signature sound is characterized by Capuano's emotive vocals, rich harmonies, and the use of brass instruments.