Emerging from the Ohio garage scene with their original name Jerry and the Others, The Elders released their only album in 1971a dynamic fusion of soul-driven rock, funky rhythms, wah-wah guitars, and psychedelic touches. Despite the dark, skull-and-book artwork, the music steers away from heavy Sabbath-style riffs, leaning instead toward the lively, groove-oriented sound of Sly & The Family Stone, Rare Earth, and early Jimi Hendrix. More reflective of the late 60s spirit than the early 70s heaviness, the record delivers a raw, infectious energy. A genuine hidden treasure waiting to be rediscovered.
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