Tag: Jerry Lee Lewis

15 Rock & Roll Rebels

For these 15 revolutionaries, the only place to be was on the outside looking in.

Jerry Lee Lewis Returns to Music: ‘I Thought I Would Never Play Again’

After a stroke last year robbed him of use of his right hand, the Rock and Roll legend thought his piano-playing days were over. Now, at 84, he just recorded a new album

20 Albums Rolling Stone Loved in the Sixties That You’ve Never Heard

We praised them 50 years ago — and you should listen to them today!

Play It Loud: Inside the Met’s New Rock and Roll Exhibit

Wanda Jackson on Why She Had to Retire From Touring

"I wanted to work right up until the point that I couldn’t. That point has been reached," says the "Queen of Rockabilly"

10 Classic Country Albums Turning 50 in 2019

From Johnny Cash's 'At San Quentin' to a gem from Jeannie C. Riley

Jerry Lee Lewis Expected to ‘Fully Recover’ From Recent Stroke

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member cancels three concerts

Jerry Lee Lewis Suffers Minor Stroke

"Well wishes and prayers are greatly appreciated," the singer's reps said in a statement, adding he is expected to make a full recovery

Here’s Why Mick Jagger and Jerry Lee Lewis Met at Sun Records

Jagger traveled to Memphis to work on Sam Phillips biopic based on Peter Guralnick's excellent biography

10 Classic Country Albums Turning 50 This Year

From Johnny Cash's 'At Folsom Prison' to Dolly Parton's 'Just Because I'm a Woman'