The Soul Brothers Six was an American rhythm and blues band from Rochester, New York, most known for their hit single, "Some Kind of Wonderful," which has been covered by numerous artists. Formed in 1965, the band was led by John Ellison and featured a distinctive vocal harmony style, deeply rooted in gospel music. Their music, characterized by strong bass lines and soulful melodies, significantly contributed to the development of the soul and funk genres. Despite numerous lineup changes, the band's impact on the music industry is undeniable, with their works continuing to inspire artists across different genres.