Vinyl Album - Jerry Lee Lewis - Would You Take Another Chance On Me - Mercury

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jerry Lee Lewis
Title:	Would You Take Another Chance On Me
Label:	Mercury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SR-61346
Date:	Nov 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jerry Lee Lewis	Would You Take Another Chance On Me	J. Foster, B. Rice	Rate
A2	Jerry Lee Lewis	Another Hand Shakin' Goodbye	D. Frazier, S. D. Shafer	Rate
A3	Jerry Lee Lewis	Swinging Doors	M. Haggard	Rate
A4	Jerry Lee Lewis	Thirteen At The Table	B. Emmons	Rate
A5	Jerry Lee Lewis	Big Blon' Baby	R. Roberts, K. Jacobson	Rate
A6	Jerry Lee Lewis	Lonesome Fiddle Man	D. Frazier, S.D. Shafer	Rate
B1	Jerry Lee Lewis	Me And Bobby McGee	K. Kristofferson, F. Foster	Rate
B2	Jerry Lee Lewis	For The Good Times	K. Kristofferson	Rate
B3	Jerry Lee Lewis	Things That Matter Most To Me	B. E. Taylor, L. Thomas	Rate
B4	Jerry Lee Lewis	The Hurtin' Part	B. E. Taylor, L. Thomas	Rate
B5	Jerry Lee Lewis	The Goodbye Of The Year	D. Frazier, A. L. "Doodle" Owens	Rate

Notes

Produced by Jerry Kennedy (except A3, Shelby S. Singleton Jr.)

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David M. McKee 30th Apr 2015		Jerry's voice changed considerably during the years 1969-1973, getting gradually deeper & thicker, & already he was sounding quite different by this album. There was also a gradual shift towards country-pop ballads, such as the title track & For The Good Times, both of which I personally have never been too keen on. There were some great performances though, in particular the brilliant Me And Bobby McGee, as well as the wild re-recording of Big Blon' Baby, Lonesome Fiddle Man & (resurrected from a 1966 session) Swinging Doors. 3 out of 5 Outtakes: Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / No Honky Tonks In Heaven / I Don't Know Why I Just Do / And For The First Time No Honky Tonks In Heaven was released 15 months later as the non-album B-side to Who's Gonna Play This Old Piano, whilst the other 3 songs remained in the can until the mid '80's. All four songs are superb, & would've enhanced the original album greatly if replacing some of the weaker issued recordings. This is from an excellent blog by Peter Checksfield. See the whole blog at http://themargatemusicman.blogspot.com/ ... years.html

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Linked Releases

UK - Contour - 1975

USA - Mercury - 1987