The Canterbury Music Festival was a short-lived American pop band, notable for their psychedelic pop sound infused with baroque elements. Active in the late 1960s, the group's most prominent members included John Pisano, Brian Ross, and Jerry Yester. Though they only released one album, "Rain & Shine", in 1968, their music holds a significant place in the history of psychedelic pop, particularly for their harmonious, complex arrangements. They are remembered for their unique blend of styles, combining classic pop sensibilities with more experimental sounds.