I like to ask what your favorit Jerry Lee country song is. Mine is the one I asked for in Brussels and he played my request in the first part of his show "Another place, another time"
Piet
Piet wrote:I like to ask what your favorit Jerry Lee country song is. Mine is the one I asked for in Brussels and he played my request in the first part of his show "Another place, another time"
Piet
Piet wrote:I like to ask what your favorit Jerry Lee country song is. Mine is the one I asked for in Brussels and he played my request in the first part of his show "Another place, another time"
Piet
Andrew McRae wrote:It's almost impossible to choose from an 'A'-list of perhaps fifty-plus songs, but whenever I start to think that one day I might be famous and be invited to appear on 'Desert Island Discs', then I always keep coming back to "She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye"
peterchecksfield wrote:Andrew McRae wrote:It's almost impossible to choose from an 'A'-list of perhaps fifty-plus songs, but whenever I start to think that one day I might be famous and be invited to appear on 'Desert Island Discs', then I always keep coming back to "She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye"
Particularly the version from 'The Ed Sullivan Show' (live version with strings!).
A neglected (by Jerry) gem is 'She Still Comes Around'.
A couple of favourite pre-1968 recordings are 'I Know What It Means' & If I Had It All To Do Over', & another later one is 'No Traffic Out Of Abilene'.
Tony Papard wrote:Another absolutely brilliant pre-1968 Country recording, supposedly penned by Jerry Lee himself, is 'Oh What A Heck Of A Mess'.
rockin532000 wrote:This is really tough call to make. I fully agree with the songs which have been named before. The only exception being "Bottles and Barstools" which is not one of my favourites.
I guess it would almost be easier to name the worst country song(s) Jerry ever recorded. At least my list on this one would be much, much smaller.
Best Wishes
Joerg
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