The Rhythm Aces, not to be confused with multiple other bands of the same name, was a prominent American rhythm and blues group in the 1960s. Notably, the group consisted of lead vocalist and trumpeter Charles "Bobby" Moore, saxophonist Charles Samuel "Chuck" Chavers, guitarist John Baldwin Jr., bassist Joe Armstrong, and drummer Robert Lee Smith. Their signature sound combined soulful rhythms with jazz and blues influences, creating hits like "Searching for My Love" which reached the Billboard Hot 100. The Rhythm Aces significantly contributed to the evolution of rhythm and blues music in the mid-20th century.