The Tangeers were an American soul group active during the 1960s and 1970s. Their musical style was characterized by rich, smooth vocal harmonies and rhythmic soul beats, drawing from the classic Motown sound. Although not as widely known as some of their contemporaries, the Tangeers were influential within the soul genre and are remembered for their distinctive hits like "What's the Use of Me Trying". Their lineup included notable members Vernon Brown, Addie Williams, and Major Wiley, whose combined vocal talents contributed to the group's signature sound.