I have a fan ever since I heard your song Great Balls of Fire and I don’t think anyone plays the piano quite like you.Your the best. I’m 67 years and a rock & roll fan for life. One of favorite cds is The Sun Sessions Milliom Dollor Quartete with Elvis Presley , Johnny Cash and Earl Perkins.
Hi from Nottingham UK. Been a fan since Crazy Arms and last saw JLL in London on 80th Birthday. Not one of the best, THE best. Honoured to visit Sun Studios some years ago and experience where it all began. Thank you Jerry Lee.
Bought my first Jerry-Lee album (The Session)when I was twelve year’s old1973,been hooked ever since! Had the good fortune fortune to see him live thirty something times!!Inspirational!!!
Posting from the UK. I have been a fan of Jerry Lee right from the beginning. I met Jerry Lee after show at the Granada in the UK. A moment that I have never forgotten.
God bless you Jerry Lee.
Hi Jerry , i am a Saxy Johan, a Dutch saxplayer performing in Spain in small venues but i keep your music alive here too! All the best Great Living Legend! Hugs from Spain , Saxy Johan
Mr. Lewis, you made a big impact on my life starting in 1957, I began taking piano lessons at 5 years old after sitting and learning for a year. In the early 1960’s I was threatened by our stepDad, and told I could listen to Liberace’s music, and told that if I knew what was good for me I had better forget “That Man’s Music”.
To this day there is no one like The Killer! You are NUMBER #1, and I will be listening and watching May 23, 2021 to “Rockin’ At The Ranch”.
Thanks Jerry Lee for the pleasure your music has given me. since 1957. “The Killer Rocks On” is just one of my favourites so praying you stay well and keep rocking on for a long while yet
Hello, Jerry Lee! Thank you for inspiring pianists like me with that wild boogie woogie, rock n’ roll style – I grew up in Eugene, Oregon and currently play piano with The Bluejays, “the UK’s no. 1 vintage rock n’ roll band.” Covering your classics is always such a treat! I wouldn’t be doing what I do without you! I hope you are well!
Called the Killer since school days, he’s the king
Of rock-and-roll’s beat like a battering ram.
Born to do nothing but play piano and sing,
He flings the world defiance. ” ‘I Am What I Am,’ ”
Not what they want me to be,” he proudly hurls
The dynamite igniting his rebel fans.
“The Killer’s here to show you his secret, girls,” —
If any can find the key in his magic hands.
Piano perched in the back of a pickup truck,
His mobile launch pad could roll and rock
In a Memphis flash, to songs so hot they’d suck
Oxygen from the air by spinal shock.
For “High School Confidential,” he did just that:
A sizzling strip of historic celluloid.
Combing his hair, he was the craziest cat,
Decorum by his act completely destroyed.
His records tell the rest. From “Another Place,
Another Time,” to “Great Balls of Fire,” he’ll make
The sun go down to tones of amazing grace —
Then shake the rafters all night till bra straps
break.
His tour of 1964 they called
“Rockin’ the World” has never been topped,
Leaving dance halls wrecked as it cannonballed
Across the land. The songs have never stopped.
— poem by James Mann
Hi Jerry, you probably do not remember me , but my husband and I ( my boyfriend then) visited with you in your dressing room at the Colosseum in Houston in 1964. My husband was also a musician, we were so excited to meet you. You gave me a compliment about my pretty teeth, I have never forgot that moment. You are one unique performer, and always will be the king!
I love your music JerryLee !! Your voice may tame a lion or stir an Angel ! Thank you for sticking around and being the Last Legend standing ! Many Blessings to you and your Loved ones ! From a true fan David 🎚🎹🎼🎹🎼
Thank you for your music. I’ve been listening to your songs with my grandpa while he was still alive. Listening to your songs brings back a lot of good memories.
Best entertainer ever!!! I’m 77 and I’ve been listening to Jerry Lee almost all my life. I am so thankful that he is still able to share all those wonderful gospel songs and i am so happy that he is now a reborn child of God.
Dear Jerry Lee,
My father was a disc jockey in southern Mississippi and Alabama. His on-air partner in Mobile was John Little John who was a drummer in one of your early bands. Somewhere we have a picture of you, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, John Little John and Dad that was run in the Mobile Press Register. They had a talk show on WMOB in the early 1970’s. We always loved your music in my family. I especially like the early version of Crazy Arms and anything by Hank Williams. There is nobody like you. God bless you.
I first heard Jerry Lee’s “Whole Lotta Shakin'” at the Navy Exchange cafeteria at Rodman Naval Station, Canal Zone, in 1957. I was fifteen years old and in high school. The sailors and marines who gathered around the jukebox in the Exchange couldn’t get enough of the song, and they played it many times.
It sure had a strong beat. It remains my all-time favorite Jerry Lee rocker. Later I became a great fan of his country music, and my favorite all-time is “Another Place Another Time.” I am a life-long fan of this great American entertainer. He belongs in the Country Music Hall of Fame, and there he can sing one of my favorites—The Alcohol of Fame. Keep on singing for us, Jerry Lee.
From Eureka.Missouri,hang in there Killer and Judy.
Prayers and Love.
Wish you’d do an album with Marty Stuart or a song.
Hope you get in the Country Music Hall of Fame 2021.
John 3 : 16.
I have a fan ever since I heard your song Great Balls of Fire and I don’t think anyone plays the piano quite like you.Your the best. I’m 67 years and a rock & roll fan for life. One of favorite cds is The Sun Sessions Milliom Dollor Quartete with Elvis Presley , Johnny Cash and Earl Perkins.
Hi Jerry Lee, Hope all is well. Been a lifelong fan of yours. Just want to say hi and wish you well. Blessings ,Dean Brant
Hi from Nottingham UK. Been a fan since Crazy Arms and last saw JLL in London on 80th Birthday. Not one of the best, THE best. Honoured to visit Sun Studios some years ago and experience where it all began. Thank you Jerry Lee.
Would love to see you in person. Your voice is like that of a angel. Keep rock in and rolling.
Bought my first Jerry-Lee album (The Session)when I was twelve year’s old1973,been hooked ever since! Had the good fortune fortune to see him live thirty something times!!Inspirational!!!
Posting from the UK. I have been a fan of Jerry Lee right from the beginning. I met Jerry Lee after show at the Granada in the UK. A moment that I have never forgotten.
God bless you Jerry Lee.
Hi Jerry , i am a Saxy Johan, a Dutch saxplayer performing in Spain in small venues but i keep your music alive here too! All the best Great Living Legend! Hugs from Spain , Saxy Johan
Mr. Lewis, you made a big impact on my life starting in 1957, I began taking piano lessons at 5 years old after sitting and learning for a year. In the early 1960’s I was threatened by our stepDad, and told I could listen to Liberace’s music, and told that if I knew what was good for me I had better forget “That Man’s Music”.
To this day there is no one like The Killer! You are NUMBER #1, and I will be listening and watching May 23, 2021 to “Rockin’ At The Ranch”.
Thanks Jerry Lee for the pleasure your music has given me. since 1957. “The Killer Rocks On” is just one of my favourites so praying you stay well and keep rocking on for a long while yet
Hi Jerry,
Your the #1 rocker!
I love your music, from country to rock”nroll.
God bless you!
Greetz from The Netherland,
Jee Bee
Hello, Jerry Lee! Thank you for inspiring pianists like me with that wild boogie woogie, rock n’ roll style – I grew up in Eugene, Oregon and currently play piano with The Bluejays, “the UK’s no. 1 vintage rock n’ roll band.” Covering your classics is always such a treat! I wouldn’t be doing what I do without you! I hope you are well!
Called the Killer since school days, he’s the king
Of rock-and-roll’s beat like a battering ram.
Born to do nothing but play piano and sing,
He flings the world defiance. ” ‘I Am What I Am,’ ”
Not what they want me to be,” he proudly hurls
The dynamite igniting his rebel fans.
“The Killer’s here to show you his secret, girls,” —
If any can find the key in his magic hands.
Piano perched in the back of a pickup truck,
His mobile launch pad could roll and rock
In a Memphis flash, to songs so hot they’d suck
Oxygen from the air by spinal shock.
For “High School Confidential,” he did just that:
A sizzling strip of historic celluloid.
Combing his hair, he was the craziest cat,
Decorum by his act completely destroyed.
His records tell the rest. From “Another Place,
Another Time,” to “Great Balls of Fire,” he’ll make
The sun go down to tones of amazing grace —
Then shake the rafters all night till bra straps
break.
His tour of 1964 they called
“Rockin’ the World” has never been topped,
Leaving dance halls wrecked as it cannonballed
Across the land. The songs have never stopped.
— poem by James Mann
Hi Jerry, you probably do not remember me , but my husband and I ( my boyfriend then) visited with you in your dressing room at the Colosseum in Houston in 1964. My husband was also a musician, we were so excited to meet you. You gave me a compliment about my pretty teeth, I have never forgot that moment. You are one unique performer, and always will be the king!
hello from columbia mo ilove jerry lee lewis ihope one day icould see him live and meet him always matt diel from columbia mo
I love your music JerryLee !! Your voice may tame a lion or stir an Angel ! Thank you for sticking around and being the Last Legend standing ! Many Blessings to you and your Loved ones ! From a true fan David 🎚🎹🎼🎹🎼
Keep on rockin killer we need just a little bit more.
Putting on some Jerry Lee Lewis music is a sure cure for the blues. Man you can’t help but feel good!
All the best to you Mr. Lewis.
Tom
Been a fan of yours for many years. My favorite is Over The Rainbow
Thank you for your music. I’ve been listening to your songs with my grandpa while he was still alive. Listening to your songs brings back a lot of good memories.
Best entertainer ever!!! I’m 77 and I’ve been listening to Jerry Lee almost all my life. I am so thankful that he is still able to share all those wonderful gospel songs and i am so happy that he is now a reborn child of God.
Dear Jerry Lee,
My father was a disc jockey in southern Mississippi and Alabama. His on-air partner in Mobile was John Little John who was a drummer in one of your early bands. Somewhere we have a picture of you, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, John Little John and Dad that was run in the Mobile Press Register. They had a talk show on WMOB in the early 1970’s. We always loved your music in my family. I especially like the early version of Crazy Arms and anything by Hank Williams. There is nobody like you. God bless you.
Jonathan Meyer
Seattle, WA
I first heard Jerry Lee’s “Whole Lotta Shakin'” at the Navy Exchange cafeteria at Rodman Naval Station, Canal Zone, in 1957. I was fifteen years old and in high school. The sailors and marines who gathered around the jukebox in the Exchange couldn’t get enough of the song, and they played it many times.
It sure had a strong beat. It remains my all-time favorite Jerry Lee rocker. Later I became a great fan of his country music, and my favorite all-time is “Another Place Another Time.” I am a life-long fan of this great American entertainer. He belongs in the Country Music Hall of Fame, and there he can sing one of my favorites—The Alcohol of Fame. Keep on singing for us, Jerry Lee.
Had the great pleasure seeing the Killer few years ago at BB KINGS in NYC. Sounded and played as good as ever. Hope to see you perform again soon.
From Eureka.Missouri,hang in there Killer and Judy.
Prayers and Love.
Wish you’d do an album with Marty Stuart or a song.
Hope you get in the Country Music Hall of Fame 2021.
John 3 : 16.
I loved you ever after i saw you performing. i am 70 year and you make me always feel young. as you are and will always be. bless you