Here’s hoping you come back to the UK sometime. I saw you in London around 1990, I remember a guy got up on stage for your autograph, and you very graciously grave him it after waving off the security guard who tried to stop him. You are a true legend sir. Wishing you a long, healthy and happy life.
Jerry Lee , first I’m sorry to hear of your familys loss of Mikey GILLEY. He was a great entertainer. I also want you to know how much I’ve enjoyed your music. Thank you for all you have given us.
I’m a second-generation fan of The Killer. I was raised right. Lol. Jerry Lee, I want to thank you for all the wonderful, rockin’ music. You and your pumping piano changed the world. I’m waiting for another gospel album from you. If not now, then in eternity. See you, brother.
The BEST to ever do it! Thank God for The Killer…
Thank You for all the great memories your music made possible.
My grandfather and I have been listening to you since 1981 (I was 5!)
I think you are the greatest ever. You will be the super king forever. No one will ever match you. Your neighbor . I would love to have one of your pipes from your collection .
Hey Jerry I love all of you’re music you are the greatest of all time thanks for all you do have you ever thought about you and jimmy swaggart making a gospel album together it would be a great thing to listen to just something to think about I love you Jerry thanks
From the moment I first heard “Crazy Arms” Christmas time 1956 on WRAP, Norfolk’s premier black station back then, I told my friends you were the best rockin’ singer/pianist I’d ever heard. I was 13 then; today I’m 80, and my opinion has never changed. Bought every one of your 24 Sun singles, 4 EPs and 2 LPs as soon as they came out, up through my college days in 1963 … and kept right on through your Smash – Mercury – Elektra years. Still have them all. As a writer, I had the pleasure of interviewing you 3 times and found you to be, deeo down, a real kindred soul, a man of the South. “Killer” is a great rock & roll image, but it belies the down-to-earth “giving person” you really are. You never sold out to the corporate music world, but stayed true to your music and the people who loved both you and your music. God gives talent to a lot of folks — and a lot of folks waste it. You didn’t. And, because of that, you are an immortal. You will live forever through your music.
God bless you, Jerry Lee.
I was 8 years old whenever I watched “Great Balls of Fire” the week after I watched it, I signed up for piano lessons, I am 21 now, and have been playing ever since. I can sit and listen to you play for hours. You have always inspired me.
My first experience with Jerry Lee was when I was 7 or 8 years old back in 1957 0r 58. My grandmother was a house mother at a girls orphange. She worked on the 4th floor which was the teenagers, After dinner and homework was done the girls used to go down to the end of the hall to play records and dance. They played a lot of Jerry Lee. I am now 71 years old and the memories are all so vivid. I was never much of a music lover, But I have found I love you from seeing a documentary on TV which led me to You Tube and WOW. I can not believe I missed an entire lifetime of your music. My fiends say its never to late. So here I am . Bless you and your family and Keep on Rockin’
Hi Jerry,
Thank you for all of the great music over the years!
My one wish is that you will record a full studio Christmas album.
I even have the title for you…
Jerry Lee Lewis- “Rock n’ Roll Christmas (and a Rock n’ Roll New year)” 🙂
Songs like “Run Rudolph Run” (Chuck Berry), “Santa Claus is Back in Town” and “Blue Christmas” (Elvis), Jingle Bell Rock” (Bobby Helms), “Please Come Home For Christmas” (Charles Brown/The Eagles), “Jingle Bells” (Brian Setzer), White Christmas” (Bing Crosby), “Rocking Around the Christmas Tree” (Brenda Lee), “Christmas Baby Please come Home” (Darlene Love/U2), and
“Rock n’ Roll Christmas, (and a Rock n’ Roll New Year)” (David Gouge) just to name a few…
Anyway, keep on rockin’ Killer!
We love ya!
Take care and God bless!
your lifetime fan,
David Gouge
Dear Jerry,
I’m sorry I haven’t been quite as loyal of a fan as maybe I should have been. Hope you’ll forgive me for that. My heart goes out to you now in greatful admiration. I used to see you often at Memphis Aero as you would leave for a concert somewhere. Then, there was another time in a little after hours bar on Brooks Rd (I think). My favorite song of your’s isn’t one that’s well-known, but for me it stands out, and tells me that you are a man with a heart of gold. It’s “Middle Age Crazy.” Thanks for all your hard work!
My first experience with Jerry Lee was when I was 7 or 8 years old back in 1957 0r 58. My grandmother was a house mother at a girls orphange. She worked on the 4th floor which was the teenagers, After dinner and homework was done the girls used to go down to the end of the hall to play records and dance. They played a lot of Jerry Lee. I am now 71 years old and the memories are all so vivid. Loved you then at that young age and still do. Keep on Rockin’
I took my Mom and Daddy to see you at the Russellville ballroom here in Michigan..i think 1980 or 1981..i was on the floor taking pictures of you with my brand new polaroid camera…still got the photos..my whole family always loved you and i still do..God bless and protect you always!!!
Mr Lewis, there are music legends out there, I’m a fan of anyone that can play and sing the way you have and still do. You have got to be the legend of legends. I am designing my dining room as a r&r cafe and a tribute to all of you guys that brought music ALIVE! can you let me know if or how I can get a signed photo please. Keep rocking Mr Lewis…….. Regards Mark.
My best friend of 67 years and I have been avid fans since1957. We had tickets for a group of us from TN, AL and IN to meet for the last show you booked in Nashville So sorry it was canceled. Went to see your show for my 40th and 6oth birthdays. You wished me a Hapoy Birthday from the stage on my 40th and Mr. Lovelace did for my 60th. Thrilled me no end. Have been to several other of your shows in different places. We are in Hernando, MS tonight and hope to tour your place tomorrow. Would love to meet you in person. My friend and I travel a lot together and always play your music as entertainment on the road. We are planning our next trip to tour Ferriday We love you and hold you in our prayers.
YOU ARE THE KILLER … THE ONE AND ONLY! AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED.
I’ve been a fan since 1975 and still listen to your songs and remember the times I saw you live.
Keep on Keeping On, my friend!
Doug Harrold
Lenoir, NC
Here’s hoping you come back to the UK sometime. I saw you in London around 1990, I remember a guy got up on stage for your autograph, and you very graciously grave him it after waving off the security guard who tried to stop him. You are a true legend sir. Wishing you a long, healthy and happy life.
Thank you for all those memories of your great music. My husband loves you as I do. I want to surprise him and take him to your ranch.
Thanks for all that you’ve done for so many people for so many years!
Love your music Jerry and u keep rockin love it man I hope I am still rockin like that at your age I am only 40 ! Just wow!
Jerry Lee , first I’m sorry to hear of your familys loss of Mikey GILLEY. He was a great entertainer. I also want you to know how much I’ve enjoyed your music. Thank you for all you have given us.
I’m a second-generation fan of The Killer. I was raised right. Lol. Jerry Lee, I want to thank you for all the wonderful, rockin’ music. You and your pumping piano changed the world. I’m waiting for another gospel album from you. If not now, then in eternity. See you, brother.
Jerry Lee Lewis is the King of Rock & Roll! Thank you for all the great music & the Legacy you have made for our family & the whole world!
The BEST to ever do it! Thank God for The Killer…
Thank You for all the great memories your music made possible.
My grandfather and I have been listening to you since 1981 (I was 5!)
I think you are the greatest ever. You will be the super king forever. No one will ever match you. Your neighbor . I would love to have one of your pipes from your collection .
We love you Jerry
Hey Jerry I love all of you’re music you are the greatest of all time thanks for all you do have you ever thought about you and jimmy swaggart making a gospel album together it would be a great thing to listen to just something to think about I love you Jerry thanks
From the moment I first heard “Crazy Arms” Christmas time 1956 on WRAP, Norfolk’s premier black station back then, I told my friends you were the best rockin’ singer/pianist I’d ever heard. I was 13 then; today I’m 80, and my opinion has never changed. Bought every one of your 24 Sun singles, 4 EPs and 2 LPs as soon as they came out, up through my college days in 1963 … and kept right on through your Smash – Mercury – Elektra years. Still have them all. As a writer, I had the pleasure of interviewing you 3 times and found you to be, deeo down, a real kindred soul, a man of the South. “Killer” is a great rock & roll image, but it belies the down-to-earth “giving person” you really are. You never sold out to the corporate music world, but stayed true to your music and the people who loved both you and your music. God gives talent to a lot of folks — and a lot of folks waste it. You didn’t. And, because of that, you are an immortal. You will live forever through your music.
God bless you, Jerry Lee.
I was 8 years old whenever I watched “Great Balls of Fire” the week after I watched it, I signed up for piano lessons, I am 21 now, and have been playing ever since. I can sit and listen to you play for hours. You have always inspired me.
My first experience with Jerry Lee was when I was 7 or 8 years old back in 1957 0r 58. My grandmother was a house mother at a girls orphange. She worked on the 4th floor which was the teenagers, After dinner and homework was done the girls used to go down to the end of the hall to play records and dance. They played a lot of Jerry Lee. I am now 71 years old and the memories are all so vivid. I was never much of a music lover, But I have found I love you from seeing a documentary on TV which led me to You Tube and WOW. I can not believe I missed an entire lifetime of your music. My fiends say its never to late. So here I am . Bless you and your family and Keep on Rockin’
Hi Jerry,
Thank you for all of the great music over the years!
My one wish is that you will record a full studio Christmas album.
I even have the title for you…
Jerry Lee Lewis- “Rock n’ Roll Christmas (and a Rock n’ Roll New year)” 🙂
Songs like “Run Rudolph Run” (Chuck Berry), “Santa Claus is Back in Town” and “Blue Christmas” (Elvis), Jingle Bell Rock” (Bobby Helms), “Please Come Home For Christmas” (Charles Brown/The Eagles), “Jingle Bells” (Brian Setzer), White Christmas” (Bing Crosby), “Rocking Around the Christmas Tree” (Brenda Lee), “Christmas Baby Please come Home” (Darlene Love/U2), and
“Rock n’ Roll Christmas, (and a Rock n’ Roll New Year)” (David Gouge) just to name a few…
Anyway, keep on rockin’ Killer!
We love ya!
Take care and God bless!
your lifetime fan,
David Gouge
Hello Killer,
Thank you so much for that Rock n Roll Whole Lotta Shakin and Country Classic She even woke me up to say goodbye.
God Bless
Dear Jerry,
I’m sorry I haven’t been quite as loyal of a fan as maybe I should have been. Hope you’ll forgive me for that. My heart goes out to you now in greatful admiration. I used to see you often at Memphis Aero as you would leave for a concert somewhere. Then, there was another time in a little after hours bar on Brooks Rd (I think). My favorite song of your’s isn’t one that’s well-known, but for me it stands out, and tells me that you are a man with a heart of gold. It’s “Middle Age Crazy.” Thanks for all your hard work!
My first experience with Jerry Lee was when I was 7 or 8 years old back in 1957 0r 58. My grandmother was a house mother at a girls orphange. She worked on the 4th floor which was the teenagers, After dinner and homework was done the girls used to go down to the end of the hall to play records and dance. They played a lot of Jerry Lee. I am now 71 years old and the memories are all so vivid. Loved you then at that young age and still do. Keep on Rockin’
You could write a Sonnet… About our Easter Bonnet!! 2022 Always the Go To, For Easter! Love You Killer! Last Man Standing!
I took my Mom and Daddy to see you at the Russellville ballroom here in Michigan..i think 1980 or 1981..i was on the floor taking pictures of you with my brand new polaroid camera…still got the photos..my whole family always loved you and i still do..God bless and protect you always!!!
Dear Mr and Mrs Lewis.
Have a happy Easter and a wonderful summer.
Best regards from Norway
Greetings from Norway! The killer Will always be the number one!
Mr Lewis, there are music legends out there, I’m a fan of anyone that can play and sing the way you have and still do. You have got to be the legend of legends. I am designing my dining room as a r&r cafe and a tribute to all of you guys that brought music ALIVE! can you let me know if or how I can get a signed photo please. Keep rocking Mr Lewis…….. Regards Mark.
My best friend of 67 years and I have been avid fans since1957. We had tickets for a group of us from TN, AL and IN to meet for the last show you booked in Nashville So sorry it was canceled. Went to see your show for my 40th and 6oth birthdays. You wished me a Hapoy Birthday from the stage on my 40th and Mr. Lovelace did for my 60th. Thrilled me no end. Have been to several other of your shows in different places. We are in Hernando, MS tonight and hope to tour your place tomorrow. Would love to meet you in person. My friend and I travel a lot together and always play your music as entertainment on the road. We are planning our next trip to tour Ferriday We love you and hold you in our prayers.