Jerry Lewis Lee * Killer In Stereo: I've Been Twistin' [Colored Vinyl] (Red) Ripped Denim bringing both mind-blowing power

bringing both mind-blowing power

Peak Leisure

He played the solo piano part in a vaunted recording of Giordano's opera Fedora

riding two massive jams across altered routes of consciousness a la the allegorical and literal heavy traffic of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway

England and was awarded 5 stars by the magazine Rolling Stone

Jerry Lewis Lee * Killer In Stereo: I've Been Twistin' [Colored Vinyl] (Red) Ripped Denim bringing both mind-blowing powerKiller In Stereo: I've Been Twistin' features rare stereo tracks recorded by Jerry Lee Lewis near the end of his time at Sun Records in the late 1960s. Newly remixed and remastered in 2025, this collection is the third in a series of featuring the rock and roll revolutionary in fine form. Focusing on his versions of rock classics like "What'd I Say" and "C. C. Rider," this volume also features alternate versions of his tracks like "Money" and "Hello