Jerry Jerry and the Sons of Rhythm Orchestra is a Canadian alternative rock band whose musical style blends elements of surf music, gospel music, rockabilly, garage, and punk.

1982	Jerry Jerry and the Sons of Rhythm Orchestra was formed by lead singer Jerry Woods in Edmonton, Alberta.
1984	They released their first independent EP Fighting Socialism.
1985	They released their first album Road Gore: The Band That Drank Too Much under Og Music. “Radical Look/Bad Idea” was featured on Vol. 1 of the It Came from Canada series of compilation albums.
1986	They moved from Edmonton to Montreal where they signed with Pipeline Records.
1987	They released their critically acclaimed sophomore album Battle Hymn of the Apartment. “Yap Yap” was featured on Vol. 3 of the It Came from Canada series of compilation albums.
1990	They were signed to Aquarius Records and re-released both Road Gore and Battle Hymn of the Apartment on CD. This marked the apex of their commercial success, prompting them to tour North America throughout the early ’90s.
1992	They released their third album Don’t Mind If I Do.
1996	Battle Hymn of the Apartment was rated No. 74 on Chart’s Top 100 Canadian Albums of All Time reader poll.
1997	They released their fourth album The Sound and The Jerry.
1999	Jerry Woods moved back to Edmonton.
2005	The band became (more or less) inactive.
2010	Jerry Woods began playing with a punk rock cover band named Spartans. The line-up includes original Sons of Rhythm guitarist Paul Soulodre, as well as Kevin Forbes, Craig Shemely, and former SNFU bassist Dave Bacon.