Don Fardon is a British pop singer best known for his 1968 hit "Indian Reservation," which showcased his versatile vocal style with elements of pop, rock, and folk. His career began as a member of the band The Sorrows, where his distinctive voice helped shape the British R&B scene of the 1960s. Fardon's solo career, although marked by a few notable singles, didn't achieve the same level of success. Nevertheless, his influence on the pop-rock genre, particularly with "Indian Reservation," is undeniable.