Creme d'Cocoa was an American disco and soul group active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, known for their sensual vocals and dance-friendly rhythms. The band comprised of members Leroy Burgess, James Calloway, and Sonny T. Davenport, who were all previously part of the group Black Ivory. Their most notable song, "Doin' the Dog," was released in 1979 and is considered a classic in the disco genre. Despite their brief tenure, Creme d'Cocoa made a significant impact on the disco scene, showcasing a unique blend of soulful harmonies and energetic beats.