The Jesters were a notable doo-wop group from New York City in the late 1950s. Known for their unique blend of rhythm and blues, jazz, and pop, they were led by lead vocalist Adam Jackson and are most famous for their rendition of "The Wind." Although they did not achieve widespread commercial success, The Jesters are recognized as significant contributors to the doo-wop genre and their music continues to be appreciated by enthusiasts for its vocal harmonies and rhythmic complexity.