Paul Evans and The Curls were an influential rock and roll group in the 1950s, led by singer-songwriter Paul Evans. Known for his unique blend of doo-wop and pop, Evans produced several Top-100 hits, including "Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Back Seat" and "Midnight Special". The band's signature sound combined Evans' distinctive tenor voice with the harmonious backing vocals of The Curls, setting a precedent for future rock and roll groups. Despite a short-lived career, their impact on the genre is still recognized today.