Earl Van Dyke & the Soul Brothers were an American R&B and soul instrumental group. They were part of the Motown Records roster during the 1960s. The band was primarily known for their performances as the house band for Motown's studio recordings, providing the backing for many hit songs by the label's vocalists. Their music combined elements of jazz, funk, and soul, and they were influential in shaping the sound of Motown during that era.
