Bill Darnel and The Smith Brothers were a prominent musical group in the 1940s and 1950s, known for their unique blend of big band, swing, and vocal harmony. The distinctive sound was largely due to lead singer Bill Darnel's smooth baritone voice, along with the tight harmonies of The Smith Brothers. They are recognized for their contribution to the post-war music scene, particularly in their incorporation of elements of jazz and pop. Their signature song, "I Fall In Love Too Easily," remains a classic example of their style.