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| − | <small>''This article is about the Rock and Roll singer; for the American comedy actor see [[Jerry Lewis]]''</small><br>[[Jerry Lee Lewis]] was born on September 29, 1935 in Ferriday, | + | <small>''This article is about the Rock and Roll singer; for the American comedy actor see [[Jerry Lewis]]''</small><br> |
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| | + | [[Jerry Lee Lewis]] was born on September 29, 1935 in Ferriday, |
| | [[Louisiana]] and as a young boy began playing [[piano]] with his two | | [[Louisiana]] and as a young boy began playing [[piano]] with his two |
| | cousins, both who would achieve celebrity status themselves, | | cousins, both who would achieve celebrity status themselves, |
| − | Mickey Gilley and evangelist Jimmy Swaggart. | + | Mickey Gilley and evangelist [[Jimmy Swaggart]]. |
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| | As a young man while working as a studio musician in [[Memphis]], | | As a young man while working as a studio musician in [[Memphis]], |
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| | performance on stage, kicking the piano bench out of the way to | | performance on stage, kicking the piano bench out of the way to |
| | play standing, pounding the keyboard while raking the keys would | | play standing, pounding the keyboard while raking the keys would |
| − | influence another future star, Elton John among others. On the | + | influence another future star, [[Elton John]] among others. On the |
| | motion picture screen Lewis’ explosive style was featured in | | motion picture screen Lewis’ explosive style was featured in |
| | “High School Confidential” and “Jamboree”. | | “High School Confidential” and “Jamboree”. |
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| − | Joining the early Sun Records stars of the 50’s, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash | + | Joining the early Sun Records stars of the 50’s, [[Elvis Presley]], [[Johnny Cash]] and Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis was a member of what was called the “Million Dollar Quartet”. |
| − | and Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis was a member of what | |
| − | was called the “Million Dollar Quartet”. | |
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| | A new album from Jerry Lee Lewis topped the best selling surveys | | A new album from Jerry Lee Lewis topped the best selling surveys |
| | in the fall of 2006. “The Last Man Standing” featured many | | in the fall of 2006. “The Last Man Standing” featured many |
| | recording stars including, Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, Ringo Starr, | | recording stars including, Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, Ringo Starr, |
| − | Little Richard, John Fogerty, Bruce Springfield and Willie Nelson. | + | Little Richard, John Fogerty, [[Bruce Springfield]] and [[Willie Nelson]]. |
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| | Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986 and given a | | Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986 and given a |
| | Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005, Jerry Lee Lewis, now in his | | Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005, Jerry Lee Lewis, now in his |
| | 70’s, continues to delight fans as he tours on a regular basis. | | 70’s, continues to delight fans as he tours on a regular basis. |
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| | + | ==External Links== |
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| | + | * http://www.jerryleelewis.com/ - Official Website of Jerry Lee Lewis |
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| | [[Category:Singers]] | | [[Category:Singers]] |