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fede4avar wrote:you know tell me where can I get this live jerry lee lewis WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR
New York, July 9, 1999 http://jerry-lee-lewis.40s-50s.info/cds/west.htm
Perk wrote:Oh yes, now I AM jealous!
I like the whole Europe Tour 81.
Great!
I really like this tour myself. I was too young at the time. But i was aware of it, and eagerly read the newspaper after Jerry had been in Stockholm. I saved the article of course.
It says.. Jerry, routined, tired to death, uninspired, but still one of the GREATEST!
Bobby McGee wrote:Perk wrote:Oh yes, now I AM jealous!
I like the whole Europe Tour 81.
Great!
I really like this tour myself. I was too young at the time. But i was aware of it, and eagerly read the newspaper after Jerry had been in Stockholm. I saved the article of course.
It says.. Jerry, routined, tired to death, uninspired, but still one of the GREATEST!
I whished I was young back then and able to see the concerts.
But in April 1981 I was just 3 months old
I can´t understand why they called him tired, uninspired, or even senile?!?!
To me he seems to be very strong, rocking hard, happy about what he´s doing, inspired especially on THIS tour.
Why do so many fans like these April concerts (especially Paris)?
Because he was that good at the time...
peterchecksfield wrote:I actually think the 1980 European Tour had the edge over this one (forget the Slough '80 DVDs, these were probably the weakest shows of the tour!). Fans like Pierre remember the 1980 tour as the most "straight" he's ever been since the 60s, with very little drink / drugs, & this showed in the great concerts he did. It was obvious to some people that he was suffering from health problems by april 1981 (apparantly he kept clutching his stomach backstage in Wembley), & it wasn't too much of a shock that he nearly died a couple of months later.
ALSO...do we REALLY need to see that huge press cutting twice?! EDIT YOUR QUOTES!!!
Perk wrote: All thanks to that whiskey glass that was seen as a fully naturally enhancement of his hand.
Perk wrote:I seen a bunch of this! It certainly seems like a fantastic tour too!!!!!
Perk
peterchecksfield wrote:Perk wrote: All thanks to that whiskey glass that was seen as a fully naturally enhancement of his hand.
And the speed he was injecting straight into his stomach...
Bobby McGee wrote:peterchecksfield wrote:Perk wrote: All thanks to that whiskey glass that was seen as a fully naturally enhancement of his hand.
And the speed he was injecting straight into his stomach...
Really??
Not really?!?![]()
Hard to imagine JLL really did those things back then ...
He was certainly injecting some sort of drugs into his stomach during that era. But I think the worst mess he got into with drugs was in 1987. Linda Gail was telling everyone that Jerry would be dead by the end of the year, & he probably would've if he hadn't changed his ways a little.
Perk wrote:He was certainly injecting some sort of drugs into his stomach during that era. But I think the worst mess he got into with drugs was in 1987. Linda Gail was telling everyone that Jerry would be dead by the end of the year, & he probably would've if he hadn't changed his ways a little.
I recall reading the drug he injected was called, ...erm it started with an "m" something? And was used to shoot straight into the stomach, arms and other parts of the body to reduce the pain from the overuse of the previous drugs.
But so glad to see the Killer doing well today, especially on the last Capitol Fourth show!!!
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