The Sandpipers

The Sandpipers were a popular American folk-pop vocal group that gained prominence during the 1960s and 1970s. The group originally formed in 1965 and consisted of members Jim Brady, Mike Piano, and Richard Shoff. They are best known for their smooth harmonies and their interpretations of popular songs of the time.

The Sandpipers achieved chart success with their cover versions of hits like "Guantanamera" and "Come Saturday Morning." Their soothing vocal style and gentle arrangements appealed to a wide audience. They released numerous albums throughout their career, blending folk, pop, and soft rock influences.

While their commercial success waned in the 1970s, The Sandpipers left a lasting impact with their distinctive sound and memorable recordings. Their music continues to be appreciated by fans of the folk-pop genre.