Jerry Jones is a seasoned musician and vocalist whose career spans over five decades. Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Jerry's musical journey began in middle school with a group called "The Fantastics." He later attended Father Bertrand High School, where he was part of the 1966 football championship team. After high school, Jerry attended Lane College for two years before fully pursuing his music career.

In the early 1970s, Jerry formed the group Brothers Unlimited, which was signed by Capitol Records and released the album "Who's For The Young." He later founded the band Home Grown Funk, which moved to Los Angeles in 1977 and secured a production deal with Ike Turner. The band was signed to Arista Records and released the single "Confrontation."

Jerry's solo career took off with the help of Ronald 'Khalis' Bell from Kool and The Gang, leading to a deal with Mercury Records. His single "Mysterious And Sexy" was featured as "Pick Hit of the Week" on American Bandstand. Jerry has performed extensively in Europe, particularly in Italy and Spain, at festivals like the Porretta Soul Festival.

Throughout his career, Jerry has shared stages with renowned acts such as ZZ Top, Allman Brothers, and Tower Of Power. Known for his powerful voice and original style, Jerry credits his mother as his biggest inspiration. Despite the challenges of the music business, he remains grateful for his journey and the strong voice that continues to define his performances.