The Carter Brothers were a blues and soul band from North Carolina, active primarily during the 1960s. Consisting of major contributors Roman Carter (vocals) and Albert Carter (bass), they are best known for their fusion of blues, soul, and a touch of gospel, creating a unique sound that resonated across the South. Their most influential work, "Southern Country Boy," is a notable example of their signature style. Their contributions to the blues and soul genres have been recognized as significant, with their music influencing many artists that followed.