They don't call him the Killer for nothing. Here is a killer take on a killer tune. I love the hair-flyin', foot-stompin', knee-knockin' thing that he does:
Not that you're warmed up, here's a great track from Jerry Lee's classic live album, Live at the Star Club:
Jerry Lee Lewis – Money (buy album).
Don't say Jerry wasn't versatile. Here's one of the best all-time country drinking songs (and country song titles):
Jerry Lee Lewis – What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) (buy album).
If you haven't already, get some Jerry Lee in your collection today.
To sample a few more, check out Outlaw Blues.
UPDATE!:
Snuh's comment reminded me of the Hank Thompson version of What's Made Milwaukee Famous:
Hank Thompson – What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) (buy album).
I believe Jerry Lee's version is the definitive version. It was released first and I hear it more often.
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Posted by Paul at 4:39 PM
Labels: Hank Thompson, Jerry Lee Lewis
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This brings up something I've been pondering about of late - who's considered to have recorded the definitive version of What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) - Jerry Lee or Hank Thompson?
Rod Stewart's version isn't too shabby, either. I first heard this via an extended play 8-Track I picked up when the woolly mammoth still roamed the land (BTW - I agree, one of the best drinking songs of all-time).
Rod Stewart: What Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Looser Out Of Me)
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