Butch Davis and The Capris were a notable rock and roll band in the 1950s and 1960s, best known for their doo-wop style and close harmony vocals. Led by Butch Davis, the group was influential in shaping the sound of early rock music, with their signature sound characterized by Davis's high tenor and the group's smooth backing vocals. Their hit song "There's a Moon Out Tonight" remains a classic example of their work. Despite their brief period of activity, Butch Davis and The Capris left a lasting mark on the music industry.