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The Killer Plays Boogie Woogie Classics by Meade Lux Lewis

The Killer Plays Boogie Woogie Classics by Meade Lux Lewis by Jerry Lee Lewis buy album

Jerry Lee Lewis

Label: Checkmate
Released: 2007
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Track Listing

Boogie Tidal; Glendale Glide; Messin' Around; Six Wheel Chaser; Blues Whistle; Yancey Special; Bear Cat Crawl; Hammer Chatter; Lux's Boogie; Honky Tonk Train Blues.

Personnel

Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis

piano

Additional Personnel / Information

Jerry Lee Lewis: piano; George Jones: liner notes.


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