Hookfoot was a British rock band active from 1968 to 1974, known for their blend of rock, country, and blues styles. The band included notable members like Caleb Quaye and Roger Pope, both of whom later worked extensively with Elton John. Their most influential work is often considered to be the 1971 album "Good Times A' Comin", a record that showcased their experimentations with different musical genres. Despite their relatively short lifespan, Hookfoot played a significant role in the early 1970s British rock scene.