Emerging from the Ohio garage scene with their original name Jerry and the Others, The Elders released their only album in 1971— a 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.

A1 Looking For The Answer
A2 Too Late To Change
A3a Sissy Strut
A3b Romp
A4 Fort Lauderdale

B1 25 Miles
B2 By The Size Of My Shoes
B3 Everybody Says Yeah
B4 Hip Hugger
B5 Your Mother Chews Tobacco