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Arland Benningfield Forget Lady Gagga, we got the Killer.
www.youtube.comAs a pianist, "The Killer" Jerry Lee Lewis always complained because he had to sit down during his shows. Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash suggested him to stand up. Jerry Lee accepted their advice. So he started to kick the chairs, to go up on the keyboards and even to burn pianos. -
Rex Hambone Tunes today The Killer himself Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash
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John Delaney The Killer and Kid Rock.
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Gerald Jackson LOVE this DVD!!! The Killer
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Bull Durham man, i'd a liked to of seen these two cats, together. i partied with the killer, one night. he swore me to secrecy, what we did. haha! i can tell you only this much, 'cause at least 50 other people know this part: we were tore up like a $2 mickey mouse watch at christmas time. he was sittin' at the piano and, i was bouncing pills off the keys. he'd catch them in his mouth-never missin' ... See Morea note. the sun was coming up and we were leaving with two young ladies. jerry looked at me and, said, "bull, you can never tell what goes on from here on out, ever." i looked over at him, popped another desoxyn in my mouth and said, "killer, if you die, first, i'm tellin' everybody." haha!
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James Barker JERRY LEE LEWIS STILL PLAYS THE DEVIL'S MU
SIC, THOUGH THE CHURCHES NOW CLAIM IT AS GOD'S MUSIC (Friday Church News Note
s, July 16, 2010, www.wayoflife.org, fbns@wayoflife.org, 866-
295-4143) - Jerry Lee Lewis was one of the fathers of rock & roll
in the 1950s. Called "The Killer" and "Rock & Roll's First Great Wild M
an," Jerry Lee, who was born in 1935, should have died long ago. He's gone
on countless ... See Moredrug and alcohol-fueled binges, spent a half million dollars on Demerol, crashed cars, shouted obscenities at neighbors, stabbed one man in the neck, smashed another in the face with a broken whiskey bottle, even shot a friend in the chest with a .357 magnum handgun. He has been married six times (the third time to a 13-year-old cousin); two of his children died young; one wife drowned in their swimming pool and another died from a drug overdose. When he was 16, his Pentecostal mother sent him to an Assemblies of God Bible Institute in Waxahachie, Texas, with the desire to see him train for the Lord's service. But though he preached a little, he was already deeply in love with the world. After playing a boogie-woogie version of "My God Is Real" at a morning assembly, Jerry Lee was expelled for delving in "worldly" music. Years later Pearry Green, who was president of the student body when Lewis was kicked out, asked The Killer, "Are you still playing the devil's music." Lewis replied, "Yes, I am. But you know it is strange, the same music that they kicked me out of school for is the same kind of music they play in their churches today. The difference is, I know I am playing for the devil and they don't" (JerryLeeLewis.com). Nick Tosches, Lewis's biographer, observed that "if you took the words away, there were more than a few Pentecostal hymns that would not sound foreign coming from the nickel machine in the wildest juke joint" (Hellfire, p. 57). The same can be said about the Contemporary Christian Music that has permeated every denomination today. One credit that must be given to Jerry Lee Lewis is that he is not a hypocrite, claiming to be a Christian on one hand while living for the flesh on the other. No, Jerry Lee has lived all out for the devil, and he is right about rock & roll being the devil's music. It always has been and always will be, and those who are using it in the service of a holy God are deceived by their love for sensuality and their carnal desire to get a larger crowd and have a larger following. Those who stand against CCM have become the minority over the past three decades, but they are right. Those who follow the popular path in this apostate age will be wrong every time -- from David Cloud.www.wayoflife.orgThe Friday Church News Notes is designed for use in churches and is published by Way of Life Literature's Fundamental Baptist Information Service. Unless otherwise stated, the Notes are written by David Cloud. Of necessity we quote from a wide variety of sources, but this does not imply an endorseme... -
CKDO Fan Page If you missed it...just played Jerry Lee Lewis...he has a new album coming out at the age of 74..."Mean Old Man" will be released in September and includes the likes of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood, John Mayer, Kid Rock, Tim McGraw, Slash, Ringo Starr, Sheryl Crow and more! The Killer is still at it!
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Ralph Segal Music to shake by! The Killer! Jerry Lee Lewis - "Whole lotta shakin Goin On" 1957 (live)
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Elvis Lives Just one more week and The Texas Opry in Magnolia is going to ROCK! Vince King as Elvis and Wayne King as Jerry Lee Lewis and Roy Orbison, will take us all back to when rock & roll was born! Bring the family for an evening of fun and entertainment. Tickets only $15 ... doors open at 5:30; show starts at 7:30p.m. Will I see you there? Look for me!!!
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The King, the Killer and the Big 'O' onstage at the Texas Opry > Conroe Courier > Lifestyles ... See More> Texaswww.hcnonline.comThe King, the Killer and the Big 'O' onstage at the Texas Opry > Conroe Courier > Lifestyles > Texas -
William K. Griffin III Goodness Gracious GREAT BALLS of FIRE- The Killer!!!
www.youtube.comFor more info - http://www.eagle-rock.com/artist/393DC1/Jerry+Lee+Lewis Jerry Lee Lewis is one of the founding fathers of Rock 'n' Roll. He was one of the original Sun Records quartet along with Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash who between them defined the music of a generation. His r... -
Marilyn Albert My Mom and I toured his MS house, circa 1996, IRS tax tour ($5.00), surreal, there he was, peering from the back bedroom, waiting for us to finish, I'll never forget that feeling! Long live the Killer....
