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Complete Us & UK Singles As & BS Eps & LPS 1956-62
Artist:
Jerry Lee Lewis
Format: CD
New: Available to Order $20.99
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Formats and Editions
1. Crazy Arms
2. End Of The Road
3. It'll Be Me
4. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On
5. Great Balls Of Fire
6. You Win Again
7. Mean Woman Blues
8. Down The Line
9. I'm Feelin' Sorry
10. Breathless
11. High School Confidential
12. Fools Like Me
13. The Return Of Jerry Lee
14. Lewis Boogie
15. Break-Up
16. I'll Make It All Up To You
17. It Hurt Me So
18. I'll Sail My Ship Alone
19. Lovin' Up A Storm
20. Big Blon' Baby
21. Let's Talk About Us
22. The Ballad Of Billy Joe
23. Little Queenie
24. I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
25. Old Black Joe
26. Baby, Baby Bye Bye
27. John Henry
28. Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes
1. When I Get Paid
2. Love Made A Fool Of Me
3. What'd I Say
4. Livin' Lovin' Wreck
5. Cold, Cold Heart
6. It Won't Happen With Me
7. Save The Last Dance For Me
8. As Long As I Live
9. Money
10. Bonnie B
11. I've Been Twistin'
12. Ramblin' Rose
13. Sweet Little Sixteen
14. How's My Ex Treating You
15. Turn Around
16. Don't Be Cruel
17. Goodnight Irene
18. Put Me Down
19. It All Depends
20. Ubangi Stomp
21. Jambalaya
22. When The Saints Go Marching In
23. Matchbox
24. Hillbilly Music
25. Frankie And Johnny
26. Home
27. Hello, Hello Baby
28. Hello Josephine
More Info:
In the pantheon of the rock n roll greats, Jerry Lee Lewis probably vies for top spot with Little Richard as candidate for the top spot in the rock n roll pianist/singer category. From his roots in Americas rural south, brought up with church and country music, he became one of the pioneers of rock n roll piano, as well as one of the coterie of legendary names who began their recording careers at Sam Philips renowned Sun Studios in Memphis. When Elvis Presley left Sun for RCA, Jerry Lee became Phillips main money-spinner, although his high profile reputation as one of the first wild men of rock rebounded on him when scandal blighted his career. This great value 56-track 2-CD set comprises every track released by Jerry Lee in the US and UK, whether as a a or B side of a single, or as an EP or LP track, from his 1956 debut through to 1962, by which time he had scored all his Top 30 hits on both sides of the Atlantic. It's a thorough and hugely entertaining overview of his work, and naturally including gems like Great Balls of Fire Whole Lotta Shakin Goin on and Whatd I Say.
