The Stained Glass were an American psychedelic pop band active during the late 1960s. Consisting of members Jim McPherson, Bob Rominger, and Dennis Carrasco, they were known for their unique blend of folk rock and psychedelia, which was distinctive of the San Francisco music scene of the time. Their most notable works include the tracks "A Scene In Between" and "My Buddy Sin". Although The Stained Glass did not achieve significant commercial success, their contributions to the psychedelic pop genre are recognized within the context of 60s counterculture music.