Pockets is an American R&B and funk band, best known for their association with the production team of Verdine and Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire. Active primarily during the late 1970s and early 1980s, their style is characterized by a blend of soulful vocals, funky rhythms, and intricate horn arrangements, all typical of the era's R&B scene. Pockets' most notable work, "Come Go with Me", was a hit on the Billboard R&B charts, securing their place in the annals of music history. Despite their limited discography, the band's distinctive sound had a lasting influence on the evolution of R&B and funk.