The Webs are a relatively obscure 1960s R&B and soul group known for their distinctive vocal harmonies. The band, originally hailing from San Francisco, consisted of members that included notable singer and songwriter Melvin Harden, who later found success as a solo artist. The Webs' music is characterized by its rhythmic soulfulness and gritty R&B undertones, contributing to the diverse tapestry of 60s American soul music. Despite their limited discography, their signature song, "This Thing Called Love," is a notable contribution to the genre.