Jerry Lee Lewis – Chantilly Lace (1973)
Oldies Songs HE DIDN’T TRY TO OUTSING THE ORIGINAL. HE MADE “CHANTILLY LACE” SOUND LIKE IT HAD BEEN WAITING FOR HIS PIANO ALL ALONG. By the time Jerry Lee Lewis performed “Chantilly…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls Of Fire (Jerry Lee Lewis And Friends)
Oldies Songs More Than Three Decades After “Great Balls of Fire” Changed Rock and Roll Forever, Jerry Lee Lewis Returned to the Song That Had Become the Story of His Own Life.…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Sweet Little Sixteen
“Sweet Little Sixteen” Was Already a Rock and Roll Classic. When Jerry Lee Lewis Performed It in Sweden, He Turned It Into a Piano-Fueled Celebration of the Music That Defined…
Jerry Lee Lewis & Buddy Guy – Hadacol Boogie (2006)
When Jerry Lee Lewis Met Buddy Guy, “Hadacol Boogie” Became a Fiery Celebration of the Music That Started It All. Some performances feel less like concerts and more like joyful…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Wild One (From “Jerry Lee Lewis and Friends”)
More Than a Song, “Wild One” Was Jerry Lee Lewis’ Lifetime Declaration That He Never Stopped Being “The Killer.” There are moments when a song becomes more than part of…
Jerry Lee Lewis – High School Confidential (From “Jerry Lee Lewis and Friends”)
He Wasn’t the Wild Teenager Anymore. But One Song Was All It Took for Jerry Lee Lewis to Turn Back the Clock. The years had softened Jerry Lee Lewis, but…
Jerry Lee Lewis & Fats Domino & Ray Charles – Jambalaya – New Orleans, LA – 1986
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,…
Jerry Lee Lewis- Whole Lotta Shaking Goin’ On (Steve Allen Show 2nd Appearance, 1957)
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…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls of Fire (Jamboree, 1957)
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…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Would You Take Another Chance On Me
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…