The Jive Five is an American doo-wop and rhythm and blues group, notable for their significant contributions to the music scene in the 1960s. The original band members consisted of Eugene Pitt, Jerome Hanna, Richard Harris, Thurmon Prophet, and Norman Johnson. They are best known for their hit "My True Story" (1961), which displays their signature sound combining vocal harmony and a touch of R&B. Despite changes in the music industry, the group has maintained longevity by shifting their style to suit contemporary tastes, thus securing their legacy in music history.