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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 4 ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Multi
Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 53 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ September 26, 2006
Actors ‏ : ‎ Jerry Lee Lewis
Studio ‏ : ‎ PNH Intercontinental
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000AA4EZW
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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8 reviews for The Jerry Lee Lewis Show eBaydiy Tools

  1. Rob1965

    Jerry Lee Lewis 1971 TV Series Pilot
    This, a pretty good dvd of Jerry Lee Lewis during his Smash/Mercury years in country music. The audio is a little less than spectacular but that’s what you’d expect from a tv show from the early 70’s,we see very nice performances of the late great Jackie Wilson singing “Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher” and “Lonely Teardrops”. All in all it’s a nice dvd for the price.

  2. Raven A. Ruch

    Disappointing
    When a DVD is called “The Jerry Lee Lewis Show”, it is hard to know that he will only be on the actual show about 1/4 of the time! I love Jerry Lee, but this was NOT him. His sister was OK. The stuff with Carl Perkins was pretty good.But I basically liked 3 songs out of the whole DVD. Since I believe it was on in 1971, maybe he was trying to clean up his image, but all he did was something that, to my mind, is not Jerry Lee Lewis. I was very young when it aired, and since we not only had no TV, but no Jerry Lee, I have never seen this before. so maybe this seems harsher than a review by someone who lived through that era as an adult who liked Jerry Lee (or some of the other performers). First DVD of his that I wish I hadn’t gotten. Oh Well. I had a difficult time finding out info on this DVD anywhere on the web. So I am going to list what is actually on it:1) Short intro–Whole Lotta Shakin’- Jerry Lee (not the whole song)2) When you were a Tulip–Linda Gail Lewis (slow boring song)3) Deliliah–Bill Strom (OK)4) Bad Motorcycle-Linda Gail Lewis, Jerry Lee (weird kind of music video)5) God Bless America–Sound Generation (beautiful, wholesome young singers, again- no interest, and no Jerry Lee)6) Autumn Leaves–Jerry Lee (singing with his arms crossed, no piano by Jerry Lee, and slow boring song)7) Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher– Jackie Wilson (who I don’t know and who’s singing did not appeal to me)8) Lonely Teardrops–Jackie Wilson again9) Things That Matter–Linda Gail Lewis (boring)10) Joy In My Heart– The Rust College Quintet (sqeaky clean young people, boring)11) Strangers in the Night–Linda Gail Lewis (they should have called it “The Linda Gail Lewis Show”!)12) Up, Up and Away–Sound Generation (again-stupid AND boring, you know–like elevator music)13) Medley: Once More with Feeling/Another Place, Another Time/What Made Milwaukee Famous/One Minute Past Eternity–Jerry Lee (finally some good music, except that they were only bits of each song)14) Honey Don’t–Carl Perkins (good one, I’ve never heard him play before, he plays a mean guitar)15) Medley: Mean Woman Blues/Blue Suede Shoes–Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee duet (the only reason, in my opinion, to get this DVD. Really good.)16) I Will Follow Him–Linda Gail Lewis (I think this is a religious song-I say I think it is, because the minute I heard the beginning words I skipped it; I hate religious music)17) Daddy sang Bass–Carl Perkins & Linda Gail Lewis (Pretty good song, at least it had a good beat, and I recognized it)18) I’ll Fly Away–Jackie Wilson (Two strikes against this one- Jackie Wilson, and religion)19) Down the Sawdust– Carl Perkins & Linda Gail Lewis (OK song)20) This Land is Your Land–All of them (I am very patriotic, but what the heck is this song doing on here?)So that is the list, and my personal opinions of the songs. This show really reminded me of a Lawrence Welk show. Sadly, I also dislike that show.

  3. Gary Covington

    Personally, I really enjoyed this DVD of the Jerry Lee Lewis Show – This is a Piece of American Music History!!!!!
    Although not an overwhelmingly entertaining show, this is still a very, very good show. You get Jerry Lee playing the piano, in his unique “JLL Boogie Woogie” style. Plus, you get to see his youngest sister, Linda Gail sing, and also the performances by Jackie Wilson & Carl Perkins are very entertaining. This DVD is like a “time capsule” back to the year of 1971.I really loved the video of “Things that matter the most” by Jerry Lee. This one is special to me because, one of my first cousins married JLL’s 1st cousin, and he (my cousin in-law) is included in this video.If you like rock & roll history, &/or Jerry Lee, you should find some enjoyment in viewing this JLL Show DVD.

  4. Dirk Bendfeld

    Bei dieser DVD handelt es sich um eine Show, die 1971 fürs TV aufgezeichnet wurde, dort aber nie gelaufen ist. Die Show war offenbar schwer zu verkaufen, weil sie sehr viele unterschiedliche musikalische Stile vereint und daher nicht “massentauglich” ist. Neben ein paar Rock’n’Roll-Nummern von Jerry (zum Anfang gibt es “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On”, außerdem Duet-Aufnahmen mit Carl Perkins)hören wir Country, Gospels und Soul. Als weitere Stargäste sind Jackie Wilson und Jerry’s Schwester Linda Gail Lewis mit dabei. Bei einem Song spielt Jerry sogar Gitarre, während eine Gospel-Gruppe den Background singt. Während die Tonqualität gut ist, läßt die Bildqualität leider zu wünschen übrig. Das Bild sieht aus wie bei VHS-Aufnahmen, die schon mehrfach kopiert wurden. Möglicherweise liegt das schlicht und einfach am Ausgangsmaterial – aber durch ein Digital Remastering hätte man hier schon noch einiges verbessern können. Die DVD ist in in erster Linie für Sammler interessant.

  5. Daniele Couillaut

    bien reçu dans les délais ,bon dvd intéressant!

  6. Pat

    Un super Show TV de 1971, c’est toujours un bonheur de revoir ce genre d’émission on ne s’en lasse pas et je le recommande à tous ceux qui aime le rock et surtout Jerry Lee Lewis.

  7. Mr. G. J. Gibbs

    Shot in 1971 as a TV pilot that was never aired. The colour is very poor and of 50 minutes there is only 20 of JLL. Guests include Linda Gail Lewis (OK but not on Stangers in the Night), Jackie Wilson (OK) and Carl Perkins especially the duet with JLL- Down the Old Sawdust Trail. JLL takes guitar on the spiritual I’ll Follow Him. Not worth buying unless you’re a JLL nut!

  8. riton

    Vidéo de très mauvaise qualité, même pas nette, avec un Jerry Lee Lewis peu présent et en toute petite forme

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