Lewis, Jerry Lee: The Complete Jerry Lee Lewis On Sun
Lewis, Jerry Lee
SKU: 42607618
Lewis, Jerry Lee: The Complete Jerry Lee Lewis On Sun
Lewis, Jerry Lee
SKU: 42607618
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Title: The Complete Jerry Lee Lewis On Sun
Artist: Lewis, Jerry Lee
Label: Curb Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 715187949126
Genre: Rock
JERRY LEE LEWIS - COMPLETE JERRY LEE LEWIS ON SUN - If rock'n'roll was a person, it would be Jerry Lee Lewis. Back in 1957, when Jerry Lee Lewis exploded on radio and jukeboxes with "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" and "Great BallsOf Fire, " rock'n'roll was brand new, young and wild, loud and dangerous. The same could be said of Jerry Lee. Jerry Lee was in Louisiana when he heard Elvis and Carl Perkins and knew he had to get to Memphis and Sam Phillips, aman he thought would understand his music. He was right. When Sam heard that wild, free spirit with a no holds barredpiano pounding style, he put a microphone in front of him and turned on the recording machine. In this collection, you willhear all of the songs that Jerry Lee Lewis recorded for Sun Records, including those that were never released when he wason Sun. You can hear the piano rumble from Jerry Lee's left hand and feel the wild, manic energy pulsing through the studioas he sang and played. Jerry Lee's single, "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" entered the Billboard country chart on June 17, 1957, the Hot 100 a weeklater and the R&B chart on August 19. It reached number one on the country chart (for two weeks), number three on the Hot100 and number one on the R&B chart. The next single, "Great Balls Of Fire, " also released in 1957, reached number oneon the country chart, number two on the Hot 100 and number three on the R&B chart. Nobody had heard anything like itand those who went to see Jerry Lee perform had never seen anything like him. He was a Louisiana Wild Man set loose andeverything he did, said, sang or played screamed ROCK'N'ROLL!Listening to these songs, recorded over a seven year period, you can hear the roots of rock'n'roll. The early rockabilly performerswere considered country at the beginning and you hear a strong dose of country when Jerry Lee played-he coveredJimmy Rodgers, Hank Williams and country hits. You hear him play R&B from Ray Charles and The Drifters. And you hear himplay pop hits like "Near You" and "Love Letters In The Sand. " But Jerry Lee did not simply cover a song, he took a song andmade it his own, no matter where it came from. No matter who wrote a song, when Jerry Lee played it, it became a Jerry LeeLewis song. There are few performers who are that original. Rock'n'roll during the 1950s was a mixture of something old, something new, something borrowed and some blues. You'llhear that spectrum in this Complete Jerry Lee Lewis set. During the 1950s, rock'n'roll was a teenager's first love. It wasa music that excited them, moved them and gave them a music of their own-stupendously different from their parent'smusic. It was a music that grabbed the heart, moved the feet and changed the world. Listening to rock'n'roll was a rite ofpassage for teenagers in the 1950s, a baptism of freedom for a youth rebellion. Sun Records in Memphis, led by Sam Phillips, was the birthplace of rock'n'roll and Jerry Lee Lewis was a favorite son. -Don Cusic
Tracks:
1.1 Crazy Arms
1.2 End of the Road
1.3 Born to Lose
1.4 Silver Threads Among the Gold
1.5 I'm Throwing Rice (At the Girl I Love)
1.6 Loie You So Much It Hurts
1.7 Deep Elm Blues
1.8 Goodnight Irene
1.9 Honey Hush
1.10 Crawdad Song
1.11 Dixie
1.12 Marine's Hymn
1.13 That Lucky Old Sun
1.14 Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
1.15 You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven
1.16 Lewis Boogie
1.17 I Can't Help It If Still in Lovewith You
1.18 Cold Cold Heart
1.19 Shame on You
1.20 I'll Keep on Loving You (Aka If the World Keeps on Turning)
1.21 You Are My Sunshine
1.22 Tomorrow Night
1.23 Sixty Minute Man
1.24 It All Depends (Who Will Buy the Wine)
1.25 I Don't Love Nobody
1.26 Ole Pal of Yesterday
1.27 You Win Again
1.28 Love Letters in the Sand
1.29 Little Green Valley
1.30 Pumpin' Pianorock
2.1 Whole Lot of Shakin Going on (Aka Whole Lotta Shakin Goin on)
2.2 It'll Be Me
2.3 All Night Long
2.4 Old Time Religion
2.5 When the Saints Go Marching in
2.6 My Carolina Sunshine Girl
2.7 Long Gone Lonesome Blues
2.8 Singing the Blues
2.9 Matchbox
2.10 Ubangi Stomp
2.11 Rock Ruby
2.12 So Long I'm Gone
2.13 0Oby Booby
2.14 I'm Feeling Sorry
2.15 Mean Woman Blues
2.16 Turn Around
2.17 Why Should I Cry
2.18 Great Balls of Fire
2.19 I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry
2.20 Down the Line (Aka Mown on Down the Line)
2.21 Cool Cool Ways (Sexy Ways)
2.22 Milkshake Mademoiselle (Aka Milk Shake Mademoiselle)
2.23 Lewis Workout
2.24 When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again
2.25 When I Get Paid II
2.26 Love Made a Fool of Me
2.27 No More Than I Get
2.28 I Forgot to Remember to Forget
2.29 My Pretty Quadroon
3.1 Breathless
3.2 Pink Pedal Pushers
3.3 Jailhouse Rock
3.4 Don't Be Cruel
3.5 Someday You'll Want Me to Want You
3.6 Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
3.7 Friday Night
3.8 Big Legged Woman
3.9 Hello Hello Baby
3.10 Fi Ankle and Johnny
3.11 Your Cheatin' Heart
3.12 Lovesick Blues
3.13 Put Me Down
3.14 High School Confidential
3.15 Slippin' Around
3.16 I'll See You in My Dreams
3.17 Real Wild One (Wild One)
3.18 Let the Good Times Roll
3.19 Fools Like Me
3.20 Setting the Woods on Fire
3.21 Memory of You
3.22 Come What May
3.23 Crazy Heart
3.24 Live and Let Live
3.25 It Hurt Me So
3.26 Bigbien' Baby
3.27 Lovin' Up a Storm
3.28 Sick and Tired
3.29 Shanty in Old Shanty Town
4.1 Release Me
4.2 Near You
4.3 I Could Never Be Ashamed of You
4.4 Hillbilly Music
4.5 Little (Weenie)
4.6 Home
4.7 Will the Circle Be Unbroken
4.8 Ballad of Billy Joe
4.9 Sail Away
4.10 Am I to Be the One
4.11 Night Train to Memphis
4.12 Im the Guilty One
4.13 Let'stalk About Us
4.14 Wild Side of Life
4.15 Billy Boy (Aka Charming Billy)
4.16 My Bonnie
4.17 Mexicali Rose
4.18 In the Mood
4.19 I Get the Blues When It Rains
4.20 Don't Drop It
4.21 Great Speckled Bird
4.22 Baby Baby Bye Bye
4.23 Old Black Joe
4.24 Bonnie B
4.25 Hound Dog
4.26 As Long As I Live
4.27 What'd I Say
4.28 Keep Your Hands Off of It - Birthday Cake
4.29 Hang Up My Rock and Roll Shoes
4.30 John Henry
4.31 C.C. Rider
5.1 Livin' Lovin' Wreck
5.2 It Won't Happen with Me
5.3 I Love You Because
5.4 Save the Last Dance for Me
5.5 High Powered Woman
5.6 My Blue Heaven
5.7 Hamblin' Rose
5.8 Money
5.9 Rockin' the Boat of Love
5.10 I've Been Twistin'
5.11 I Know What It Means
5.12 Hello Josephine
5.13 Set My Mind at Ease
5.14 Sweet Little Sixteen
5.15 Good Rockin' Tonight
5.16 Be Bop a Lula
5.17 How's My Ex Treating You
5.18 I Can't Trust Me (In Your Arms Anymore)
5.19 Good Golly Miss Molly
5.20 Waiting for a Train
5.21 Teenage Letter
5.22 Seasons of My Heart
5.23 Your Lovin Ways
5.24 Just Who Is to Blame
5.25 Hong Kong Blues
5.26 Love on Broadway
5.27 One Minute Past Eternity
5.28 Invitation to Your Part
5.29 I Can't Seem to Say Goodbye
5.30 Carry Me Back to Old Virginia
Artist: Lewis, Jerry Lee
Label: Curb Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 715187949126
Genre: Rock
JERRY LEE LEWIS - COMPLETE JERRY LEE LEWIS ON SUN - If rock'n'roll was a person, it would be Jerry Lee Lewis. Back in 1957, when Jerry Lee Lewis exploded on radio and jukeboxes with "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" and "Great BallsOf Fire, " rock'n'roll was brand new, young and wild, loud and dangerous. The same could be said of Jerry Lee. Jerry Lee was in Louisiana when he heard Elvis and Carl Perkins and knew he had to get to Memphis and Sam Phillips, aman he thought would understand his music. He was right. When Sam heard that wild, free spirit with a no holds barredpiano pounding style, he put a microphone in front of him and turned on the recording machine. In this collection, you willhear all of the songs that Jerry Lee Lewis recorded for Sun Records, including those that were never released when he wason Sun. You can hear the piano rumble from Jerry Lee's left hand and feel the wild, manic energy pulsing through the studioas he sang and played. Jerry Lee's single, "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" entered the Billboard country chart on June 17, 1957, the Hot 100 a weeklater and the R&B chart on August 19. It reached number one on the country chart (for two weeks), number three on the Hot100 and number one on the R&B chart. The next single, "Great Balls Of Fire, " also released in 1957, reached number oneon the country chart, number two on the Hot 100 and number three on the R&B chart. Nobody had heard anything like itand those who went to see Jerry Lee perform had never seen anything like him. He was a Louisiana Wild Man set loose andeverything he did, said, sang or played screamed ROCK'N'ROLL!Listening to these songs, recorded over a seven year period, you can hear the roots of rock'n'roll. The early rockabilly performerswere considered country at the beginning and you hear a strong dose of country when Jerry Lee played-he coveredJimmy Rodgers, Hank Williams and country hits. You hear him play R&B from Ray Charles and The Drifters. And you hear himplay pop hits like "Near You" and "Love Letters In The Sand. " But Jerry Lee did not simply cover a song, he took a song andmade it his own, no matter where it came from. No matter who wrote a song, when Jerry Lee played it, it became a Jerry LeeLewis song. There are few performers who are that original. Rock'n'roll during the 1950s was a mixture of something old, something new, something borrowed and some blues. You'llhear that spectrum in this Complete Jerry Lee Lewis set. During the 1950s, rock'n'roll was a teenager's first love. It wasa music that excited them, moved them and gave them a music of their own-stupendously different from their parent'smusic. It was a music that grabbed the heart, moved the feet and changed the world. Listening to rock'n'roll was a rite ofpassage for teenagers in the 1950s, a baptism of freedom for a youth rebellion. Sun Records in Memphis, led by Sam Phillips, was the birthplace of rock'n'roll and Jerry Lee Lewis was a favorite son. -Don Cusic
Tracks:
1.1 Crazy Arms
1.2 End of the Road
1.3 Born to Lose
1.4 Silver Threads Among the Gold
1.5 I'm Throwing Rice (At the Girl I Love)
1.6 Loie You So Much It Hurts
1.7 Deep Elm Blues
1.8 Goodnight Irene
1.9 Honey Hush
1.10 Crawdad Song
1.11 Dixie
1.12 Marine's Hymn
1.13 That Lucky Old Sun
1.14 Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
1.15 You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven
1.16 Lewis Boogie
1.17 I Can't Help It If Still in Lovewith You
1.18 Cold Cold Heart
1.19 Shame on You
1.20 I'll Keep on Loving You (Aka If the World Keeps on Turning)
1.21 You Are My Sunshine
1.22 Tomorrow Night
1.23 Sixty Minute Man
1.24 It All Depends (Who Will Buy the Wine)
1.25 I Don't Love Nobody
1.26 Ole Pal of Yesterday
1.27 You Win Again
1.28 Love Letters in the Sand
1.29 Little Green Valley
1.30 Pumpin' Pianorock
2.1 Whole Lot of Shakin Going on (Aka Whole Lotta Shakin Goin on)
2.2 It'll Be Me
2.3 All Night Long
2.4 Old Time Religion
2.5 When the Saints Go Marching in
2.6 My Carolina Sunshine Girl
2.7 Long Gone Lonesome Blues
2.8 Singing the Blues
2.9 Matchbox
2.10 Ubangi Stomp
2.11 Rock Ruby
2.12 So Long I'm Gone
2.13 0Oby Booby
2.14 I'm Feeling Sorry
2.15 Mean Woman Blues
2.16 Turn Around
2.17 Why Should I Cry
2.18 Great Balls of Fire
2.19 I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry
2.20 Down the Line (Aka Mown on Down the Line)
2.21 Cool Cool Ways (Sexy Ways)
2.22 Milkshake Mademoiselle (Aka Milk Shake Mademoiselle)
2.23 Lewis Workout
2.24 When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again
2.25 When I Get Paid II
2.26 Love Made a Fool of Me
2.27 No More Than I Get
2.28 I Forgot to Remember to Forget
2.29 My Pretty Quadroon
3.1 Breathless
3.2 Pink Pedal Pushers
3.3 Jailhouse Rock
3.4 Don't Be Cruel
3.5 Someday You'll Want Me to Want You
3.6 Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
3.7 Friday Night
3.8 Big Legged Woman
3.9 Hello Hello Baby
3.10 Fi Ankle and Johnny
3.11 Your Cheatin' Heart
3.12 Lovesick Blues
3.13 Put Me Down
3.14 High School Confidential
3.15 Slippin' Around
3.16 I'll See You in My Dreams
3.17 Real Wild One (Wild One)
3.18 Let the Good Times Roll
3.19 Fools Like Me
3.20 Setting the Woods on Fire
3.21 Memory of You
3.22 Come What May
3.23 Crazy Heart
3.24 Live and Let Live
3.25 It Hurt Me So
3.26 Bigbien' Baby
3.27 Lovin' Up a Storm
3.28 Sick and Tired
3.29 Shanty in Old Shanty Town
4.1 Release Me
4.2 Near You
4.3 I Could Never Be Ashamed of You
4.4 Hillbilly Music
4.5 Little (Weenie)
4.6 Home
4.7 Will the Circle Be Unbroken
4.8 Ballad of Billy Joe
4.9 Sail Away
4.10 Am I to Be the One
4.11 Night Train to Memphis
4.12 Im the Guilty One
4.13 Let'stalk About Us
4.14 Wild Side of Life
4.15 Billy Boy (Aka Charming Billy)
4.16 My Bonnie
4.17 Mexicali Rose
4.18 In the Mood
4.19 I Get the Blues When It Rains
4.20 Don't Drop It
4.21 Great Speckled Bird
4.22 Baby Baby Bye Bye
4.23 Old Black Joe
4.24 Bonnie B
4.25 Hound Dog
4.26 As Long As I Live
4.27 What'd I Say
4.28 Keep Your Hands Off of It - Birthday Cake
4.29 Hang Up My Rock and Roll Shoes
4.30 John Henry
4.31 C.C. Rider
5.1 Livin' Lovin' Wreck
5.2 It Won't Happen with Me
5.3 I Love You Because
5.4 Save the Last Dance for Me
5.5 High Powered Woman
5.6 My Blue Heaven
5.7 Hamblin' Rose
5.8 Money
5.9 Rockin' the Boat of Love
5.10 I've Been Twistin'
5.11 I Know What It Means
5.12 Hello Josephine
5.13 Set My Mind at Ease
5.14 Sweet Little Sixteen
5.15 Good Rockin' Tonight
5.16 Be Bop a Lula
5.17 How's My Ex Treating You
5.18 I Can't Trust Me (In Your Arms Anymore)
5.19 Good Golly Miss Molly
5.20 Waiting for a Train
5.21 Teenage Letter
5.22 Seasons of My Heart
5.23 Your Lovin Ways
5.24 Just Who Is to Blame
5.25 Hong Kong Blues
5.26 Love on Broadway
5.27 One Minute Past Eternity
5.28 Invitation to Your Part
5.29 I Can't Seem to Say Goodbye
5.30 Carry Me Back to Old Virginia
