Johnny Darrow, whose real name is John Darrel Moore, was an American soul singer active in the 1960s. He was a member of nationally-acclaimed doo-wop group "The Five Satins" before launching a solo career and adopting his stage name. Darrow's musical style is characterized by his powerful, emotive vocals and the soulful melodies of his songs. His most popular tracks, such as "Don't Start Me Talking" and "Hand In Hand", are celebrated for their raw, authentic sound that captures the essence of the soul genre in the 1960s.