Jerry Lee Lewis - Jerry Lee Lewis 1956-1962 (The Indispensable) (2018)
Artist: Jerry Lee Lewis
Title: Jerry Lee Lewis 1956-1962 (The Indispensable)
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Fremeaux Heritage
Genre: Rock'n'Roll, Rockabilly
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 02:23:49
Total Size: 600 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: Jerry Lee Lewis 1956-1962 (The Indispensable)
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Fremeaux Heritage
Genre: Rock'n'Roll, Rockabilly
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 02:23:49
Total Size: 600 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
CD1
01. Crazy Arms
02. End of the Road
03. Goodnight Irene
04. When the Saints Go Marching In
05. Turn Around
06. It 'll Be Me
07. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
08. Lewis Boogie
09. Matchbox
10. Ubangi Stomp
11. You Win Again
12. I'm Feeling Sorry
13. Mean Woman Blues
14. Great Balls of Fire Explicit
15. Down the Line
16. Breathless
17. Don't Be Cruel
CD2
01. Jambalaya
02. Hello Hello Baby
03. Frankie and Johnny
04. It All Depends (On Who Will Buy the Wine)
05. Put Me Down
06. Fools Like Me
07. High School Confidential
08. Break Up
09. I'll Make It All up to You
10. The Return of Jerry Lee
11. I'll Sail My Ship Alone
12. It Hurts Me So
13. Lovin' up a Storm
14. Big Blon Baby
15. Could Never Be Ashamed of You
16. Hillbilly Music
17. Little Queenie
18. Home
19. The Ballad of Billy Joe
CD3
01. Let's Talk About Us
02. Old Black Joe
03. Baby, Baby, Bye, Bye
04. Bonnie B.
05. As Long as I Live
06. Hang up My Rock and Roll Shoes
07. John Henry
08. When I Get Paid
09. Love Made a Fool out of Me
10. Livin' Lovin' Wreck
11. What'd I Say
12. Cold Cold Heart
13. It Won't Happen with Me
14. Save the Last Dance for Me
15. Hello Josephine
16. Ramblin' Rose
17. Money
18. I've Been Twistin'
19. Sweet Little Sixteen
20. How's My Ex Treating You
21. Good, Golly, Miss Molly
22. I Can't Trust Me (In Your Arms Anymore)
A native to Louisiana, Jerry Lee Lewis embodied the wildest form of rock in the 1950s. He appeared suddenly, after the success of Elvis Presley, whom he challenged. His originality was the key to his popularity: long, blonde, messy hair, a dazzling pianist performing energized country, blues, and rock and roll. He was a born performer who could play standing, as well as with his feet or who could set fire to his piano and continue playing it; he was also a singer of outstanding charisma. His career was broken overnight by a moral scandal in 1958, but his complete output released at the time is indispensable to any rock fan.
