Larry and Tommy, also known as the Goffin-King songwriting duo, were significant figures in the 1960s American pop music scene. Their melodious, easy-listening style, marked by catchy hooks and relatable lyrics, became a defining sound of the era. Larry, a.k.a. Gerry Goffin, was adept at penning emotionally resonant lyrics, while Tommy, a.k.a. Carole King, crafted the memorable music. Their influential works include "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" and "The Loco-Motion," which have been covered by numerous artists, demonstrating their lasting impact on popular music.