Three Legends, One Song, One Night in New Orleans: When “Jambalaya” Became Living Music History On May 6, 1986, inside the intimate surroundings of Storyville Jazz Hall in New Orleans,…
The Night Jerry Lee Lewis Turned Television Into Pure Rock And Roll Chaos With Nothing But A Piano And Wild Energy On August 11, 1957, viewers watching The Steve Allen…
A Piano, A Wild Smile, And The Moment Rock And Roll Exploded Into Pure Chaos And Joy In 1957, television audiences watching Jamboree were not prepared for what they were…
In London, Jerry Lee Lewis Sang “Would You Take Another Chance On Me” Like a Man Trying to Outrun His Own Past For a few fragile minutes in 1983, the…
In 1983, Jerry Lee Lewis Stopped the Roar of Rock ’n’ Roll Long Enough to Sing About Death, Salvation, and the Long Ride Home At London’s packed Hammersmith Odeon, Jerry…
A Collision of Fire and Grace Between Two Artists Who Understood Heartbreak in Completely Different Ways When Jerry Lee Lewis sat down at the piano beside Emmylou Harris for “Crazy…
When Jerry Lee Lewis Put Down the Piano, the Silence Became Even Sadder In 1969, during Many Sounds of Jerry Lee, Jerry Lee Lewis delivered a deeply restrained performance of…
When the Piano Caught Fire Again: How “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” Proved Jerry Lee Lewis Had Lost None of His Fury On October 17, 1983, during an appearance on…
A Night When “Great Balls of Fire” Turned Television Into a Living Flame of Rock ’n’ Roll February 14, 1958: Jerry Lee Lewis ignites a stage and leaves a memory…
When Rock and Roll Caught Fire and Refused to Sit Still On February 14, 1958, Jerry Lee Lewis stormed the stage of The Saturday Night Beech-Nut Show with “Breathless”, a…
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