The Federals were a British beat group active in the 1960s. They are best known for their 1964 hit "Boot Hill," which is notable for its dramatic vocals and guitar-driven sound. While they never achieved significant commercial success, they are an important part of the UK's beat movement history. The band featured members Dave Skinner, Mick Eyre, Tony Bookbinder, and Roger Chantler, whose collective musical talent contributed to the unique sound of The Federals.