The Jaggerz is an American blue-eyed soul band formed in 1964 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They are best known for their chart-topping hit "The Rapper", which showcased their distinctive blend of R&B, rock, and pop influences. Notable members include Donnie Iris, who later achieved success as a solo artist, and Jimmie Ross, the band's primary vocalist. Despite their brief peak in popularity, The Jaggerz had a significant impact on the Pennsylvania music scene and continue to perform to this day.