The Five Satins is an American doo-wop group formed in 1955 in New Haven, Connecticut. They are best known for their hit song "In the Still of the Nite," which became a classic in the genre. The group originally consisted of lead singer Fred Parris and four other members, and they gained popularity for their smooth harmonies and romantic lyrics. The Five Satins' music is characterized by its blend of rhythm and blues with vocal harmonies, typical of the doo-wop style. Their influence can be seen in later music genres, and they remain a significant part of 1950s music history. The group continues to be celebrated for their contributions to the doo-wop movement.