The Superbs were an American soul and doo-wop band that emerged in the 1960s. Notable for the emotive vocals of their lead singer, Bobby Sneed, their distinctive sound fused R&B rhythms with harmonic doo-wop elements. Although they never achieved mainstream success, two of their singles, "Baby, Baby All the Time" and "The Big Hurt," reached significant positions on the R&B charts, making them influential in the genre. Their contribution to the evolution of soul music during this era is noteworthy.