Don & The Goodtimes is an American garage rock band that emerged from the Pacific Northwest in the mid-1960s. The band, notable for members Don Gallucci and Bob Holden, featured a lively sound that combined raw garage rock with elements of pop and R&B. Gallucci, previously of The Kingsmen, contributed significantly to the band's distinctive style. Their most influential work is arguably their 1967 hit "I Could Be So Good To You," which showcased their unique blend of musical influences. Despite their short-lived prominence, Don & The Goodtimes' contribution to the Pacific Northwest's rock scene remains significant.