Jerry Lee Lewis
The Killer 1963-1968

Jerry Lee Lewis ~ The Killer 1963-1968

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Product type: Second Hand vinyl
Comments: Record in between EX and NM condition. Incl booklet. General storage wear on box.
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Label: Bear Family Records |
Format: 10 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
All Media, Compilation
Box Set
Country: Germany
Release Year: 1986
Genre: Rock | Folk World & Country |
Style: Rock & Roll | Country Rock |
Release ID: r4397932

. Vol. 1
A1. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On 2:35
A2. Crazy Arms 2:25
A3. Great Balls Of Fire 1:45
A4. High School Confidential 2:17
A5. I'll Make It All Up To You 2:40
A6. Break Up 2:20
A7. Down The Line 1:52
A8. Hit The Road, Jack 1:55
B1. End Of The Road 1:48
B2. Your Cheatin' Heart 2:27
B3. Wedding Bells 2:28
B4. Just Because 1:57
B5. Breathless 2:36
B6. He Took It Like A Man 1:50
B7. Drinkin' Wine Spoo Dee O Dee 2:13
B8. Johnny B. Goode 2:10
B9. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 2:30
. Vol. 2
C1. You Went Back On Your Word 2:02
C2. Pen And Paper 2:25
C3. The Hole He Said He'd Dig For Me 2:40
C4. You Win Again 2:57
C5. Fools Like Me 2:37
C6. Hit The Road, Jack 2:17
C7. I'm On Fire (Master) 2:22
C8. I'm On Fire (Alternative) 2:22
D1. She Was My Baby (He Was My Friend) 2:16
D2. Bread And Butter Man 2:33
D3. I Bet You're Gonna Like It 2:38
D4. Got You On My Mind 3:17
D5. Mathilda 2:14
D6. Corrine, Corrina 2:01
D7. Sexy Ways 2:23
D8. The Wild Side Of Life 3:02
. Vol. 3 - Live At The Star Club Hamburg-
E1. Mean Woman Blues 3:28
E2. High School Confidential 2:07
E3. Money 4:14
E4. Matchbox 2:40
E5. What'd I Say, Part 1 2:16
E6. What'd I Say, Part 2 2:47
E7. Down The Line 2:55
F1. Great Balls Of Fire 1:41
F2. Good Golly Miss Molly 2:10
F3. Lewis Boogie 1:48
F4. Your Cheatin' Heart 2:43
F5. Hound Dog 2:25
F6. Long Tall Sally 1:40
F7. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On 4:19
. Vol. 4 -The Greatest Live Show On Earth-
G1. Jenny Jenny 3:02
G2. Who Will The Next Fool Be? 4:02
G3. Memphis, Tennessee 3:20
G4. Hound Dog 1:53
G5. Mean Woman Blues 2:58
H1. Hi-Heel Sneakers 3:34
H2. No Particular Place To Go 3:07
H3. Together Again 3:30
H4. Long Tall Sally 2:16
H5. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On 5:01
. Vol. 5
I1. Flip, Flop And Fly 1:58
I2. Don't Let Go 1:44
I3. Maybellene 2:42
I4. Roll Over Beethoven 2:44
I5. Just In Time 2:53
I6. I Believe In You 2:35
I7. Herman, The Hermit 1:55
I8. Baby, Hold Me Close 3:05
I9. Skid Row 2:45
J1. This Must Be The Place 1:55
J2. Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu 2:01
J3. Seasons Of My Heart 3:55
J4. Big Boss Man 2:50
J5. Too Young 2:56
J6. Danny Boy 3:58
J7. Crazy Arms 2:23
J8. City Lights 2:21
J9. Funny How Time Slips Away 2:47
. Vol. 6
K1. North To Alaska 1:55
K2. Walk Right In 2:05
K3. Wolverton Mountain 2:53
K4. King Of The Road 2:09
K5. Detroit City 2:42
K6. Ring Of Fire 2:11
K7. Baby (You've Got What It Takes) 2:35
K8. Green Green Grass Of Home 2:35
K9. Sticks And Stones 2:04
L10. What A Heck Of A Mess 2:28
L1. Lincoln Limousine 2:37
L2. Rockin' Jerry Lee 2:37
L3. Memphis Beat 2:49
L4. The Urge 2:40
L5. Whenever You're Ready 1:46
L6. She Thinks I Still Care 2:47
L7. Memphis Beat 2:35
L8. Memphis Beat 2:35
L9. Twenty Four Hours A Day 1:48
L10. Swinging Doors (Original) 2:43
. Vol. 7 -By Request: More Of The Greatest Live Show On Earth-
M1. Introduction/Little Queenie 2:22
M2. How's My Ex Treating You? 3:03
M3. Johnny B. Goode 2:27
M4. Green Green Grass Of Home 2:40
M5. What'd I Say, Part 2 5:40
N1. You Win Again 3:40
N2. I'll Sail My Ship Alone 2:15
N3. Crying Time 2:40
N4. Money 3:02
N5. Roll Over Beethoven 2:05
. Vol. 8
O1. Swinging Doors (Remix) 2:43
O2. If I Had It All To Do Over 2:05
O3. Just Dropped In 2:25
O4. It's A Hang Up Baby 2:16
O5. Holdin' On 2:59
O6. Hey Baby 2:12
O7. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) 2:30
O8. Treat Her Right 2:01
O9. Turn On Your Love Light 2:34
P1. Shotgun Man 2:45
P2. All The Good Is Gone 2:09
P3. Another Place Another Time 2:25
P4. Walking The Floor Over You 2:05
P5. I'm A Lonesome Fugitive 2:58
P6. Break My Mind 2:29
P7. Play Me A Song I Can Cry To 2:50
P8. Before The Next Teardrop Falls 2:05
. Vol. 9
Q1. All Night Long 2:28
Q2. We Live In Two Different Worlds 2:11
Q3. What's Made Milwaukee Famous 2:33
Q4. On The Back Row 2:45
Q5. Slippin' Around 2:04
Q6. She Still Comes Around (To Love What's Left Of Me) 2:26
Q7. Today I Started Loving You Again 2:08
Q8. Lousiana Man 1:44
Q9. There Stands The Glass 2:34
R1. I Can't Have A Merry Christmas, Mary (Without You) 2:37
R2. Out Of My Mind 2:18
R3. I Can't Get Over You 2:58
R4. Listen They're Playing My Song 2:42
R5. Echoes 2:27
R6. Release Me 2:57
R7. Let's Talk About Us 1:55
R8. To Make Love Sweeter For You 2:43
. Vol. 10 -The Interview Album-
S1. Interview With Dave "Daddy Cool" Booth, Part 1
T1. Interview With Dave "Daddy Cool" Booth, Part 2

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