The Afternoon Delights were an American vocal pop group active during the early 1980s. The band is best known for their 1981 novelty hit, "General Hospi-Tale", a top 40 song that parodied the ABC daytime drama, "General Hospital". Their style was characterized by light, catchy melodies and humorous lyrics, demonstrating a distinctive approach to pop music. Despite their short-lived career, The Afternoon Delights hold a unique place in music history for their style and for their memorable contribution to the tradition of novelty songs.