Jerry Lee Lewis, Still Rockin' On!

Wow! That was great.
Something told me I should check in here this morning and that was why.
I always liked Jerry Lee's music and who wouldn't like a song written by
Hank Williams Sr.?
 

Mickey Gilley // Jerry Lee Lewis' 85th Birthday Celebration

Jacob Tolliver and Jerry Lee Lewis - "Rockin' My Life Away" 85th Birthday Performance
 

WS Holland shares some stories about being around Jerry Lee Lewis.

Jerry Lee Lewis Don't Ride In No Chevy​

 
“Middle Age Crazy” is my newest favorite from The Killer. I like the mandolin at the beginning. I don’t know anything about the mandolin, so I don’t know if I could play it. I don’t even know how many strings it has.
 
“Middle Age Crazy” is my newest favorite from The Killer. I like the mandolin at the beginning. I don’t know anything about the mandolin, so I don’t know if I could play it. I don’t even know how many strings it has.
JaniceM said:
I didn't know he was still alive! 87 years old!
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He’s like Keith Richards. With his lifestyle, how is he still living? Maybe we got it all wrong. Maybe it’s better to drink yourself silly and eat whatever.
 
oldman said:
“Middle Age Crazy” is my newest favorite from The Killer. I like the mandolin at the beginning. I don’t know anything about the mandolin, so I don’t know if I could play it. I don’t even know how many strings it has.

He’s like Keith Richards. With his lifestyle, how is he still living? Maybe we got it all wrong. Maybe it’s better to drink yourself silly and eat whatever.
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Maybe some people are just lucky?
 
Jerry Lee Lewis-Don't Put No Headstone On My Grave-Roll Over Beethoven Harrahs Rincon 7-5-14
 
Jerry Lee Lewis with Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Great Balls Of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin
 
I never listened to his music or cared for that he married his 13 year old cousin. He played at a motel my husband worked at in his younger days and my husband loved him. He would literately stomp the piano's into smithereens which I never cared for but I guess that was part of his "act".
 
Jerry Lee Lewis, the original "Great Ball of Fire"!
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