The Silhouettes were an American doo-wop group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, best known for their 1957 hit single, "Get A Job." Formed in 1956, the group consisted of notable members Bill Horton, Raymond Edwards, Earl Beal, and Richard Lewis. The Silhouettes were influential in the doo-wop genre, with their signature sound characterized by tight vocal harmonies and upbeat rhythms. Despite their brief existence, their song "Get A Job," with its catchy refrain and social commentary, had a lasting impact on the music of the era, making The Silhouettes a significant part of 1950s popular music history.