The Girlfriends were an American girl group active in the mid-1960s, known for their upbeat, vibrant pop sound that embodied the spirit of the era. The group was composed of four members: Rita Jean Bodine, Marsha Jo Temmer, Judith Mackenzie, and Joan Mackenzie. Their most notable single, "My One and Only, Jimmy Boy", features their signature harmonious vocals and is considered a classic of the girl group genre. Although their time in the music industry was brief, The Girlfriends made a significant impact on the 1960s pop scene and contributed to the legacy of American girl groups.