The Aquatones were an American doo-wop band from the late 1950s, known for their unique fusion of pop and rock & roll. The group, comprising of Lynne Nixon (lead vocalist), Dave Goddard (tenor saxophonist), Larry Vannata and Gene McCarthy, gained prominence with their hit song "You". Their signature sound was characterized by Goddard's distinct foghorn bass vocals, which were a key element in their harmonies. Their significance lies in their contribution to the transitional period between traditional pop music and the emerging rock & roll era.