Randy & The Rainbows is an American doo-wop group from the 1960s, most recognized for their Top 10 hit "Denise." Originating from Queens, New York, the group consisted of lead singer Dominick "Randy" Safuto, along with Frank Safuto, Mike Zero, Sal Zero, and Ken Arcipowski. Their musical style is characterized by tight vocal harmonies, a common trait of the doo-wop genre. Despite their brief period of major success, Randy & The Rainbows influenced the pop and rock music of the era, with their hit "Denise" later being famously covered by Blondie in the 1970s.