The Younghearts were an American soul and R&B group active in the 1970s, known for their significant contributions to the Northern Soul genre. Their musical style was characterized by harmonious vocals and soulful rhythms, largely influenced by the Motown sound. While the lineup changed over time, key members included Ronald Preyer and Earl Carter, whose voices were integral to the band's unique sound. Their most influential work is arguably "A Little Togetherness", a track that remains popular among Northern Soul enthusiasts.