Mr. Lewis,
Thank you very much for your music. You really are The Killer!! From Brazil, from a big fan. Take care yourself and your family. God bless you all.
Hi there Mr. Lewis I have just discovered your music and I love it! I came upon an article about you and got curious and looked up everything about you interviews, music videos, pictures. I really like the videos of you singing Whole Lotta Shaking Goin On and Breathless in black and white. You really know how to get the crowd into your music and the screamin, crazy. Your awsome Mr. Lewis! I agree with what Carl Perkins said once. If your snappin your fingers and tappin that foot, you not thinkin about the electric bill or the gas bill or any problems for that matter. Your mind is on that music.
Wow – you are a great inspiration to me. I hope to see you live one more time in Las Vegas. We have a duo called The NorVikes and love to play your songs!
Mr. Lewis, You are truly the King of Rock N’ Roll. Your talent and versatility cannot be matched in any genre of music. As I listen to your 1970’s country songs while write this, I am constantly blown away, no matter how many times I listen. You are Timeless! I saw you live around 1994-95 in New Orleans at the House of Blues where I worked at the time. Absolutly amazing! Thank You for all your music and for sharing it with the world. You will live forever through it! God Bless!
My childhood was rocked by Rock and Roll and Boogie-Woogie. I also danced them with my dad who was a great old-fashioned dancer like we don’t do anymore.
I want to tell you all the admiration that my husband and I have for you and your music. Each day in our house it is Jerry Lee s’Place.
We would so much have liked to see you in concert and meet you. We like you very much.
I discovered your music when I went to Vandy, just after your 1973 concert at Dudley Field. The next year I had a friend who was very into ‘oldies’, and he introduced me to you and many other rockers!
My first album was the London sessions, altho I also got the special re-issues from Sun some years later. We even saw you live at a smaller Nashville venue in 75 or so – you were fabulous & the ladies were really groovin to your show! Loved watching the piano being played by a real pro – classical is all very fine, but it has its place.
Of course, as I near 65, it is hard to believe I have loved your music all these years!
I’m a fan who favors your Gospel songs- you bring a touch to Gospel music that others can’t with your upbeat approach & tempo. Would love to hear you do a full Gospel album or two.
God Bless you and yours sir+
Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis. I started listening to your music when I was 15. I’m 59 now and to me you’re still the greatest of them all! I saw you perform twice; once in my home country (The Netherlands) and once in Toronto. I think I have some 50 of your LPs, but recently bought three Bear Family boxes so I can enjoy your music in my car. Two years ago I finally visited Memphis and the Sun Studios and even drove past the Lewis Ranch. It’s amazing that after all these years you’re really the last man standing!
Dear Jerry Lee Lewis,
Hello there…I am one of your cousins, like 3rd 4th or something. I never met you but I always wanted to. My dad’s family (Lewis) lives in Colorado. I am 9 and live in New Jersey. My name is Brayan Lewis.
I’m only 40 years old but I listened to all your songs since my parents always play them at our home. It’s like your songs are the soundtrack of my life. Thanks for the music!
Mr Jerry Lee Lewis, While I grew up listening to you I can not say I have a favorite because I love everything that you ever did !
I just wanted to say Thank you for being so brave to be yourself when it wasn’t the in thing to do .
You were ahead of your time .
If it wasn’t for yourself and Little Richard, I would never have had a Bible in my hand.
Here’s the way I see things at this point in time.
What does it mean to be a Christian. Maybe Jimmy Swaggart can answer that one….
For me, there are a few different types of Christianity.
1. The Latin Mass / Barrett’s Auction… (bla-bla-bla-bla-baby-lon-the-grate)- (Catholic/Protestant)
2. A Version where Jesus never died… (Islam)
3. Mother Theresa before she was famous… (Hinduism)
4. Confucianism, Buddhism…. (Probably half Catholic/Protestant)
5. Biblical Christianity…. (Haggai 2: 7-9… Luke 14:29-33…Gideon in the Old Testament had only 300 men… Romans 8:31)
And there are other things like the immortal soul, is hell a real fire or is it annihilation etc….
People have to make a decision TODAY who they are going to serve! (Hebrews 3:7-9). (Joshua 24:15)
I think Jehovah’s Witnesses need to be Born Again as well. (Ezekiel 37:9).
We all need to advertise the Kingdom.
If people are following anybody other than Our Lord Jesus Christ they are following a Killer.
When the Pope in Rome decided that all Christians should sing the gospel in a dead language, they kept the original writings of the Law, Prophets and Apostles in a safe place. The unadulterated teachings of Christ weren’t lost. The Pope in Rome acted as a restraint against apostasy.
Malachi Chapter 3… Gods people need to be refined.
Revelation 8:1 has been fulfilled, over the past week. (Following the year day principle 1/2 hour = 1 week). People weren’t worshiping either in synagogues churches or at their materialistic shrines).
I think people need to hear this message. Maybe the fire will come from heaven first, I’m not sure.
People need to repent and turn around now fairly quick, because the time left is getting shorter.
Jerry Lee … I watched you on u tube until the wee hours of the morning yesterday … you are
a singing sensation! Always loved your unique interpretation of the many songs done by other
artists – plus the originals of your own are simply magnificent … Over The Rainbow is my favorite classic song that you sing with such amazing beauty.. Wishing you well Jerry and hoping you soon
will be touring again making us all very happy and grateful,,,,
Much love and wellness to the best rock and roller there is!!!
I’ve been a lifelong fan-my father introduced me to your music when I was 5, & have loved it ever since! I play a little piano, rhythm guitar, bass & my strong suit, drums-when I was younger, & in better shape than I am now, would dream of being in a jam session-would still love it, but might have to slow just a tad bit for me. Great to hear that you have recovered from your stroke, being able to go back to the music-keep on rockin!!!!
Jerry, there’s not a day goes by that I don’t hear that motha humpin piano pumpin in my ears. I first heard that voice at New River Ranch in Pennsylvania. Over 50 years ago. I remember once, you stood up from the piano and walked to the steps and sat down. You had the mic in your hand and said, “If somebody will get this piano tuned I will get on with this show!” Those stage hands started scrambling like a nest of ants under a magnifying glass!! They finally got it tuned and you finished the most incredible show I had ever seen !!
Keep rockin Jerry and the world will keep rockin with you!! The Country Music Hall of Fame will finally come to their senses and do what is right.
I’ve been listening to your music for nearly my entire life (I’m only 42). As a young boy, I had a friend who’s parents had a piano in their living room. I’d never had a lesson and couldn’t read music, but something drew me to it and I would sit for hours and just pluck away and figure out melodies by ear.
My parents took note of my interest and at 9-years-old I started taking lessons from my Czechoslovakian next-door neighbor.
I vividly remember going to her house for my first lesson and having her ask me, “So what type of music do you want to play?” I had no idea. She then being playing different styles – classical, jazz, and boogie-woogie. When she played that boogie-woogie, with that left hand running that bass line, I was hooked! Again, my parents took note and bought me one of your greatest hits albums. I became an instant fan! I didn’t care if it was rock-&-roll, country, or gospel… if you were playing, I loved it!
I’ve never had the privilege to see you in concert. But I hope some day you’ll be able to make it out to California again so I can knock one off of my bucket list! God bless you Jerry Lee!
Mr. Lewis,
Thank you very much for your music. You really are The Killer!! From Brazil, from a big fan. Take care yourself and your family. God bless you all.
Hi there Mr. Lewis I have just discovered your music and I love it! I came upon an article about you and got curious and looked up everything about you interviews, music videos, pictures. I really like the videos of you singing Whole Lotta Shaking Goin On and Breathless in black and white. You really know how to get the crowd into your music and the screamin, crazy. Your awsome Mr. Lewis! I agree with what Carl Perkins said once. If your snappin your fingers and tappin that foot, you not thinkin about the electric bill or the gas bill or any problems for that matter. Your mind is on that music.
Wow – you are a great inspiration to me. I hope to see you live one more time in Las Vegas. We have a duo called The NorVikes and love to play your songs!
Mr. Lewis, You are truly the King of Rock N’ Roll. Your talent and versatility cannot be matched in any genre of music. As I listen to your 1970’s country songs while write this, I am constantly blown away, no matter how many times I listen. You are Timeless! I saw you live around 1994-95 in New Orleans at the House of Blues where I worked at the time. Absolutly amazing! Thank You for all your music and for sharing it with the world. You will live forever through it! God Bless!
Hello Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis,
My childhood was rocked by Rock and Roll and Boogie-Woogie. I also danced them with my dad who was a great old-fashioned dancer like we don’t do anymore.
I want to tell you all the admiration that my husband and I have for you and your music. Each day in our house it is Jerry Lee s’Place.
We would so much have liked to see you in concert and meet you. We like you very much.
Take care of yourself.
Christian and Chantal from Belgium.
I discovered your music when I went to Vandy, just after your 1973 concert at Dudley Field. The next year I had a friend who was very into ‘oldies’, and he introduced me to you and many other rockers!
My first album was the London sessions, altho I also got the special re-issues from Sun some years later. We even saw you live at a smaller Nashville venue in 75 or so – you were fabulous & the ladies were really groovin to your show! Loved watching the piano being played by a real pro – classical is all very fine, but it has its place.
Of course, as I near 65, it is hard to believe I have loved your music all these years!
I’m a fan who favors your Gospel songs- you bring a touch to Gospel music that others can’t with your upbeat approach & tempo. Would love to hear you do a full Gospel album or two.
God Bless you and yours sir+
I’m watching great balls of fire and have to say a very good movie I love the music you are one of the greats
The original Pianoman!
Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis. I started listening to your music when I was 15. I’m 59 now and to me you’re still the greatest of them all! I saw you perform twice; once in my home country (The Netherlands) and once in Toronto. I think I have some 50 of your LPs, but recently bought three Bear Family boxes so I can enjoy your music in my car. Two years ago I finally visited Memphis and the Sun Studios and even drove past the Lewis Ranch. It’s amazing that after all these years you’re really the last man standing!
I would love to see you in concert I live in Texas my mom send you back when she was younger and I just think you’re the king..
I saw you in Wilmington several years ago – what a performance!! I pray you have accepted Jesus and made peace with him.
Dear Jerry Lee Lewis,
Hello there…I am one of your cousins, like 3rd 4th or something. I never met you but I always wanted to. My dad’s family (Lewis) lives in Colorado. I am 9 and live in New Jersey. My name is Brayan Lewis.
I SAW JERRY LEE LEWIS BACK IN THE 70.S GREAT SHOT IN HOUSTON TX
I STILL TODAY PLAY HIS RECORDS LOVE TO LISTEN TO HIM
YOUR THE BEST
LEE
I’m only 40 years old but I listened to all your songs since my parents always play them at our home. It’s like your songs are the soundtrack of my life. Thanks for the music!
Only one Jerry Lee. Then ,Now and Forever After. Gods Speed.
Mr Jerry Lee Lewis, While I grew up listening to you I can not say I have a favorite because I love everything that you ever did !
I just wanted to say Thank you for being so brave to be yourself when it wasn’t the in thing to do .
You were ahead of your time .
Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis,
If it wasn’t for yourself and Little Richard, I would never have had a Bible in my hand.
Here’s the way I see things at this point in time.
What does it mean to be a Christian. Maybe Jimmy Swaggart can answer that one….
For me, there are a few different types of Christianity.
1. The Latin Mass / Barrett’s Auction… (bla-bla-bla-bla-baby-lon-the-grate)- (Catholic/Protestant)
2. A Version where Jesus never died… (Islam)
3. Mother Theresa before she was famous… (Hinduism)
4. Confucianism, Buddhism…. (Probably half Catholic/Protestant)
5. Biblical Christianity…. (Haggai 2: 7-9… Luke 14:29-33…Gideon in the Old Testament had only 300 men… Romans 8:31)
And there are other things like the immortal soul, is hell a real fire or is it annihilation etc….
People have to make a decision TODAY who they are going to serve! (Hebrews 3:7-9). (Joshua 24:15)
I think Jehovah’s Witnesses need to be Born Again as well. (Ezekiel 37:9).
We all need to advertise the Kingdom.
If people are following anybody other than Our Lord Jesus Christ they are following a Killer.
When the Pope in Rome decided that all Christians should sing the gospel in a dead language, they kept the original writings of the Law, Prophets and Apostles in a safe place. The unadulterated teachings of Christ weren’t lost. The Pope in Rome acted as a restraint against apostasy.
Malachi Chapter 3… Gods people need to be refined.
Revelation 8:1 has been fulfilled, over the past week. (Following the year day principle 1/2 hour = 1 week). People weren’t worshiping either in synagogues churches or at their materialistic shrines).
I think people need to hear this message. Maybe the fire will come from heaven first, I’m not sure.
People need to repent and turn around now fairly quick, because the time left is getting shorter.
Regards,
PJ.
Watching you come out and play even though you were ill was a high light of my honky-tonk days. A true prefomer!
You’re a natural born killer, Jerry Lee. None cooler.
God Bless you!!!!!
Jerry Lee … I watched you on u tube until the wee hours of the morning yesterday … you are
a singing sensation! Always loved your unique interpretation of the many songs done by other
artists – plus the originals of your own are simply magnificent … Over The Rainbow is my favorite classic song that you sing with such amazing beauty.. Wishing you well Jerry and hoping you soon
will be touring again making us all very happy and grateful,,,,
Much love and wellness to the best rock and roller there is!!!
I’ve been a lifelong fan-my father introduced me to your music when I was 5, & have loved it ever since! I play a little piano, rhythm guitar, bass & my strong suit, drums-when I was younger, & in better shape than I am now, would dream of being in a jam session-would still love it, but might have to slow just a tad bit for me. Great to hear that you have recovered from your stroke, being able to go back to the music-keep on rockin!!!!
Jerry, there’s not a day goes by that I don’t hear that motha humpin piano pumpin in my ears. I first heard that voice at New River Ranch in Pennsylvania. Over 50 years ago. I remember once, you stood up from the piano and walked to the steps and sat down. You had the mic in your hand and said, “If somebody will get this piano tuned I will get on with this show!” Those stage hands started scrambling like a nest of ants under a magnifying glass!! They finally got it tuned and you finished the most incredible show I had ever seen !!
Keep rockin Jerry and the world will keep rockin with you!! The Country Music Hall of Fame will finally come to their senses and do what is right.
Jerry,
I’ve been listening to your music for nearly my entire life (I’m only 42). As a young boy, I had a friend who’s parents had a piano in their living room. I’d never had a lesson and couldn’t read music, but something drew me to it and I would sit for hours and just pluck away and figure out melodies by ear.
My parents took note of my interest and at 9-years-old I started taking lessons from my Czechoslovakian next-door neighbor.
I vividly remember going to her house for my first lesson and having her ask me, “So what type of music do you want to play?” I had no idea. She then being playing different styles – classical, jazz, and boogie-woogie. When she played that boogie-woogie, with that left hand running that bass line, I was hooked! Again, my parents took note and bought me one of your greatest hits albums. I became an instant fan! I didn’t care if it was rock-&-roll, country, or gospel… if you were playing, I loved it!
I’ve never had the privilege to see you in concert. But I hope some day you’ll be able to make it out to California again so I can knock one off of my bucket list! God bless you Jerry Lee!