The Jerrys
The Jerrys play British-influenced guitar pop written by Jerry Schwartz. In addition to playing multiple instruments, Schwartz gets by with a little help from his musical friends when recording and performing live, with Robert Porché and Jim Losby contributing most to the band's sound. ... more
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