Jimmy Jeffers and the Jokers were a seminal rock 'n' roll band active during the 1960s and 70s. Known for their fusion of blues, rockabilly, and pop, they were led by charismatic frontman Jimmy Jeffers, whose distinctive raspy vocals and energetic stage presence became the band's trademark. Their influential works, such as the hit single "Joker's Wild," helped shape the progression of rock music. Despite a relatively brief period of mainstream success, their impact on the genre's evolution has been widely recognized by critics and music historians.