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Reviews
By Tom Useted
This is absolutely essential for Jerry Lee Lewis fans, if only for an incendiary 1964 set, which features Lewis working the audience into an absolute frenzy. For everyone else, it's a worthwhile history lesson with a Killer soundtrack. [10 August 2007]
By Vladimir Wormwood
Pop culture is many things, but it is often flashy, fast-paced and forgetful. Last Man Standing Live takes a moment. [2 March 2007]
By Lou Friedman
Sun Records, the IRS, alcohol, and marrying his 13-year-old second cousin had been the brunt of Jerry Lee Lewis' legacy -- until now. Here's a "duets" record that actually works completely. [6 October 2006]
By David Pulizzi
Jerry Lee's fingers still sting the ivories, even if, these days, there's not a whole lotta shakin' going on. [1 May 2006]
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