Somethin' Smith & The Redheads were an American vocal group that gained prominence in the mid-1950s. Their musical style was a blend of traditional pop and jazz, characterized by the distinctive piano playing and light-hearted vocals of lead member Robert "Somethin' Smith" Robertson. Known for their 1955 hit, "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie," the band contributed significantly to the pop music scene of the era. Despite their short lifespan, the trio's unique style and catchy tunes left a memorable impact on the 1950s music landscape.