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This Dayton, Ohio quartet has been one of the top local acts for several years. In 1966, when their name was still Jerry & The Others, they recorded the song Don't You Lie To Me, which became a collector's item as one of the teen garage rock hits. In 1970, when drummer Ron Skinner joined them, they became known as The Elders and recorded this one-off LP on Audio Fidelity, produced by Gordon Neal. Looking for the Answer, Too Late to Change, Sissy Strut, Fort Lauderdale, 25 Miles, By the Size of My Shoes, Everybody Say Yeah, Hip Hug Her, Your Mother Chews Tobacco
