Chad & Jeremy, part of the British Invasion wave, were known for their sophisticated folk-pop sound, influencing artists like Nick Drake and Belle & Sebastian. Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde, who met in London, quickly gained a following with their debut single "Yesterday's Gone" in 1963, which became a U.K. hit. Despite facing challenges and public perception issues, the duo found success in the U.S. with hits like "A Summer Song" and "Willow Weep for Me." They continued to release music, tour, and make television appearances, with their partnership lasting until Chad Stuart's passing in 2020.

Following their British Invasion success, Chad & Jeremy navigated a tumultuous career path, experiencing highs and lows in the music industry. They ventured into acting and solo projects while maintaining a sporadic partnership, releasing a comeback album in the late '80s. Despite facing setbacks and changing musical trends, their enduring partnership saw them continue touring well into the 21st century. Chad Stuart's passing marked the end of an era for the duo, leaving behind a legacy of influential folk-pop music and a lasting impact on the British Invasion scene.