The Dominoes, also known as Billy Ward and his Dominoes, were an influential American R&B group active during the 1950s. Their signature sound, characterized by soulful harmonies and a strong rhythmic foundation, played a significant role in the development of rock and roll. Notable members included Clyde McPhatter and Jackie Wilson, both of whom went on to significant solo careers. Their influential works include "Sixty Minute Man" and "Have Mercy Baby," which had a profound impact on the popular music of their era.