Billy Abbott and the Jewels were an American doo-wop group that emerged during the late 1950s. Known for their harmonious vocal style and rhythmic backing, the band was greatly influenced by the popular doo-wop and R&B sounds of the era. The group, fronted by lead singer Billy Abbott, gained recognition with their hit single "Groovy Baby," which showcased their signature blending of pop and doo-wop elements. Despite their short-lived career, they contributed to the flowering of American popular music in the mid-twentieth century.