Gunhill Road is an American folk-rock band that first gained prominence in the early 1970s. The group, originally composed of Glenn Leopold, Steven Goldrich, and Gil Roman, is best known for their hit single "Back When My Hair Was Short". Their sound is characterized by a blend of acoustic and electric instruments, with lyrical themes often focusing on the human experience and societal issues. After a long hiatus post the 1970s, the band reformed in 2011, demonstrating their enduring influence in the folk-rock genre.