December's Children is a rock band known for their fusion of classic rock and folk styles. The group gained recognition for their unique blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation, accompanied by introspective lyricism. Co-founded by Michael Lewis and Robb Royer, who later became a member of the popular band Bread, December's Children released several albums that significantly influenced the folk-rock genre during the 1960s. Their most notable work, "Ain't That Peculiar", embodies their signature sound and solidifies their place in music history.