Prince Harold, real name Harold Jenkins, is a relatively unknown figure in the world of music as a solo artist. Known primarily as a member of the 1960s band The Clique, he contributed to the group's pop-rock sound with his melodic bass playing and harmonious backing vocals. He was particularly influential in the creation of the band's signature song, "Sugar on Sunday", a Tommy James cover that became their greatest commercial success. Despite his low-profile solo career, Prince Harold's work within The Clique serves as a testament to his talents as a musician.