The Teddy Bears

The Teddy Bears are a popular American rock and roll band from the 1980s, known for their energetic performances and catchy melodies. Formed by singer and guitarist Albert “Al” Curtiss and bassist and vocalist Ira “Ira”olson, the band gained fame with hits like “Pocket Full of Rain” and “The Legend of the Teddy Bears.” Their music blends elements of pop, punk, and rock, creating a distinctive sound that appeals to a broad audience. The Teddy Bears are appreciated for their lively stage presence and contribution to the alternative rock scene during the decade.