The Womack Brothers, initially consisting of Bobby, Cecil, Curtis, Friendly Jr., and Harry Womack, were an American gospel and R&B group active in the 1950s and 1960s. Known for their potent vocal harmonies and soulful gospel style, they gained significant recognition in the gospel music scene. The group's most influential member, Bobby Womack, later became a successful solo artist, contributing significantly to the soul and R&B genres. The Womack Brothers' music laid the groundwork for many future gospel and soul artists, providing a significant impact on the evolution of American music.