The Boogie Kings were a prominent blue-eyed soul band from the American South, active primarily from the late 1950s through the 1970s. Known for their dynamic horn section and emotive vocals, their musical style reflected a blend of rhythm and blues, swamp pop, and soul. The band was home to many notable members over the years, including G.G. Shinn and Jerry LaCroix, both of whom went on to have successful solo careers. The Boogie Kings are considered significant in music history for their contributions to the blue-eyed soul genre and their influence on the development of Southern soul music.