Vinyl Album - Jerry Lee Lewis - The Return Of Rock - Smash

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jerry Lee Lewis
Title:	The Return Of Rock
Label:	Smash
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MGS 27063
Date:	Mar 1965
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	13 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jerry Lee Lewis	I Believe In You	Frank Brunson	Rate
A2	Jerry Lee Lewis	Maybelline	Russ Frato, Alan Freed, Chuck Berry	Rate
A3	Jerry Lee Lewis	Flip, Flop And Fly	C. Calhoun, L. W. Turner	Rate
A4	Jerry Lee Lewis	Roll Over Beethoven	Chuck Berry	Rate
A5	Jerry Lee Lewis	Don't Let Go	Jesse Stone	Rate
A6	Jerry Lee Lewis	Herman The Hermit	M. F. Turner, Rink Hardin	Rate
B1	Jerry Lee Lewis	Baby, Hold Me Close	Bob Turbert, Jerry Lee Lewis	Rate
B2	Jerry Lee Lewis	You Went Back On Your Word	Brook Benton, Bobby Stevenson	Rate
B3	Jerry Lee Lewis	Corine, Corina	Bob Miller	Rate
B4	Jerry Lee Lewis	Sexy Ways	Henry Ballard	Rate
B5	Jerry Lee Lewis	Johnny B. Goode	Chuck Berry	Rate
B6	Jerry Lee Lewis	Got You On My Mind	J. Thomas, H. Biggs	Rate

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Bgray1 2nd Sep 2021		With respect to Trainman original uploader added a cleaner front cover without tape on upper left and missing back cover and label images.



George Slv 27th Jun 2015		"Now listen here baby, to what old Jerry Lee has to say, cause baby, Jerry don't talk this nonsense to everyone ..." - Baby, Hold Me Close. The coolness of it all



George Slv 25th Jun 2015		While something like Herman The Hermit is a flop, Johnny B. Goode and Roll Over Beethoven are so definitive. Remarkable how that rhythm guitar really makes the songs. Unfortunately none of those LPs included his Rockin Pneumonia. But you are in luck chillun: Rockin Pneumonia, Sticks and Stones, Roll Over Beethoven, Johnny B. Goode



David M. McKee 1st May 2015		Anyone who thinks that great rock 'n' roll records stopped being made during the Beatles era should give this a listen! As well as possibly the ultimate versions of rock 'n' roll / rhythm 'n' blues standards such as Roll Over Beethoven, Sexy Ways (previously recorded at Sun as both Cool Cool Ways & Carrying On), Corrine, Corrina (re-recorded during his final Mercury sessions in 1977) & Got You On My Mind, there's several new songs of which I Believe In You (with Jerry's best ever piano solo?) & Baby, Hold Me Close are the best. Without a doubt Jerry's finest studio rock 'n' roll album (great "mix" too!). 5 out of 5 Outtakes: Mathilda / The Wild Side Of Life / Just In Time / Skid Row Of these outtakes one song was issued a few months later on Country Songs For City Folks & another a year later on the Memphis Beat album. Just In Time & Skid Row were first issued on an early 80's bootleg EP, & then officially via Bear Family a few years later. Skid Row in particular is as good or better than virtually anything on the Country Songs For City Folks LP, a truly remarkable performance & song! This is from an excellent blog by Peter Checksfield. See the full blog at http://themargatemusicman.blogspot.com/ ... years.html