Teddy and the Pandas were an American rock band that came to prominence in the mid-1960s. Known for their distinctive blend of garage rock and baroque pop, the band was at the forefront of the "Bosstown Sound," a short-lived but influential music scene in Boston. Notable members included Teddy Dewart, the band's charismatic frontman, and Billy Corelle, whose keyboard work gave the group its signature sound. Their most successful single, "Once Upon A Time," remains a notable work in the annals of American pop music history.