THIS IS GOLD!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin Going On REACTION
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- THIS IS GOLD!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shaking Going On REACTION
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I was hoping it was a live version so you can see him play the piano and how he goes to town on it. Jordan would love it.
Yes, only listening is only half the experience.
Yes!!! He’s a killer preformer!!
I agree you need to see him perform this song also Great Balls of Fire
There are some artist/songs that are better on the original recordings, but Jerry Lee Lewis is one you must see live.
Absolutely! You can't get the whole experience of Julie Lewis unless you watch him live!
I agree, Jerry put on a show with his piano , a live version is a must. He was a wild one.
A real wild one!
I'm sure I'm one of 100 people that will say so, but "Great Balls of Fire" has to be your next Jerry Lee song. "Breathless" is another good one.
Make sure it's live
Great balls of fire and chantilly lace.
And High School Confidential
I actually like Great Balls of 🔥 Fire even more.
I love Breathless! And all the others too!!
Jerry lee lewis was a legendary piano player. He floated on the keys with ease. There are no pop people today with such confidence, flair and ability to just float and fly with the audience. He really could get people moving
He didnt "flaot" across those keys. He pounded every note he could get out of them.
Jerry loses full impact without seeing him play the piano. He’s the consummate showman.
Definitely. Also true of most the great performer of this era -- Elvis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, etc. They were all very physical in their performance
I was thinking the same thing. Though before my time, I've seen some videos and he was definitely a showman.
Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins were all at their recording studio at exactly the same time and they even had a photo of all four of them in the studio together !!!!! That was in 1956. I was lucky enough to see Jerry Lee Lewis perform on stage at the southern assembly system in 1956 and I was also permitted to attend an Elvis Presley concert at the Cotton Bowl stadium also in Dallas, Texas in 1956!!!!!! I was only 6 years
The Million Dollar Quartet!!
To appreciate Jerry Lee Lewis you have to see him live!
just as you have to see Littlr Richard. Before Jerry Lee and Richars, piano was sedatr.
Try Ricky Nelson , 50s heartthrob TravelingMan, a number of other hits
When he says "let's go one time" he jumps up and kicks the Stool back and rocks as the crowd goes crazy, then he takes of his jacket, rolls up his sleeves, and comes back to rock some more......crowds on their feet screaming! Pure Rock n Roll!
Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, BB King, Fats Domino, James Brown, Little Richard, and Sam Cooke were the first artists ever inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame back in 1986. They all had were huge influences to establishing the beginning of rock n roll. Reacting to any of those artists is a history lesson worth taking
Sam Cooke needs to be the next reaction
@@elizabethfranco1284 oh absolutely👌
Love Sam Cooke
Say that!
And they all had a huge influence on the next generation of rockers, including and especially the Beatles, and way beyond. You can hardly overestimate their importance for popular music.
Jerry Lee is the greatest rock and roll pianist ever.
Heck yeah, him and Ray Charles had the piano rock n’ rollin..
Don’t forget Fats, Little Richard, and Esquivel.
Leon Russell had some nice hooks later on, Brent Mydland was a favorite with the Dead.
Idk that's a hard comparison but if could say Little Richard was a Beast on the piano to
Really missing out by not seeing his live performances. His playing, his whole persona was a great part of the attraction.
So was the part about marrying his 13 year old cousin.
Yeas they're really missing his weird hair and crawling all over the piano ...strange person he was. Also was he Elvis Presley's cousin or some relative. :D
Try great balls of fire so you can see him. It is worth it b
@Shaun X he must have had a heavy paper round then, he'd already been married at least once before, he looked about 30 ... we're pretty relaxed in the UK about a lot of things but marrying child isn't one of them. He was more or less asked to leave the country, tour cancelled. He flagged up as a bit of a perve, tbh.
i think all the performances from this era are better in person -- Elvis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, etc.
Love it - Jerry Lee Lewis was my mums favourite. Mum and Dad would do a fantastic jive to his music in the garden when I was a kid.
The piano is all Jerry. That man could play the keys off the thing....lol
He is my football coach
Jerry and Little Richard could play the hell out of a piano 😀😀😀
He was a session piano player for Sun Records, and owner Sam Phillips recorded artists no matter who showed up to play.
That's why you hear no bass here
@@caycenjohns14 He's kind of old for that,being 85 years old. Today, Lewis is still alive and well. He stays home with his wife Judith. In 2019, He had a serious stroke while at home in Nesbit, Mississippi.
So,no,..he couldnt be your football coach,sweety.
Jerry is without a doubt the very first 'rock star', complete with all the accompanying debauchery and antics.
True.
Oh man, you should’ve played the live video of this. Jerry was a mad man on the keys, playing with his feet and everything.
Glad you mentioned his feet. I was thinking about that the whole time. And I do believe he mostly stood up while playing. Very little sitting down. Yep, they need to see a video of him playing.
Jerry Lee Lewis' song "Great Balls of Fire" should be next. LIVE VERSION.
And yes, that's him on the piano. Wait till you actually SEE him play it. It's an experience.
You guys owe to yourselves to watch the live version. Yes that's Jerry Lee on piano, to witness him play is Amazing! 🤗🤗🤔😎
Jerry Lee was one buck wild guy!! His life was outrageous! Married his 13 year old cousin,Myra. A true legend. Soo insane! Also,he played Piano with his foot too!
All the comments here about seeing him live are sooo right! Please,do a reaction of him doing "Great Balls of Fire",only a live version.
Find a live performance by him -- it's a hoot. Wild man. Of all the Sun Records artists, who knew he'd live the longest?
The way he was legendary as a "firecracker", it's a surprise. Good on him nonetheless
Well well. Jerry Lee. This mans a trip. Loved him as a really young kid. I was 3 in 1957. My parents loved music and we were exposed to almost every kind . They are responsible for my deep love of almost all music. So thankful my parents were pretty cool. My mom at 92 still loves all music. She's absolutely amazing with all faculties and very little medical issues. Im so blessed. Thanks for this memory from my childhood when music was already influencing me even as a real young child. Jerry lee helped start rock and roll
Jerry Lee Lewis was nicknamed, "Killer", was considered a wild man in his day. "Great Balls of Fire" was one of his most recognized songs.
You have to watch the live version of Jerry Lee Lewis. He’s the gold.
This predates the twist. It's early enough, where some people would still have been dancing the jitterbug and the lindy hop.
Jerry Lee Lewis and his songs were pretty edgy for the 1950's, so they were almost too scandalous for poodle skirt wearing girls to dance to, so "Whole Lotta Shakin'" and "Great Balls of Fire" were more likely listened to by "bad" girls, when they were originally released.
Well yeah that's true, by one year. Definitely the Bad girls regardless of clothing or lack thereof.
That’s called “slapback echo” and was an effect they used on all the vocals at Sun Records. Elvis’ version of “Blue Moon” probably shows it to its most extreme. When Elvis signed to a different label, it wasn’t used as strongly or as often, but it was still used.
Right. And Elvis & Jerry Lee started out at Sun Records, so the equipment and people recording them were probably the same.
You can't really appreciate Jerry Lee Lewis unless you see him go wild on the piano. You have to do a live version.
His hands could move so fast they were a mere blur moving across those keys !
As others have said you need to watch a live rendition of this, you will be blown away by the perfomance value, Little Richard is a must as well.
If you are going back to the 1950s, you have to hit Little Richard. You will be very glad you did. (some songs: Long Tall Sally, or Tutti Fruiti)
Yes!
Also do LR live so you can see him. Prince before Prince. The real King of Rock!
@@caseymoe816 yes, just an amazing stage performer. Charisma. He was the innovator and originator of Rock and Roll, and was happy to tell you so!
There is a video of Little Richard and Tom Jones performing together. They would like it for sure
"Good Golly Miss Molly" is fire
Lewis was pure RocknRoll! He was DYNAMITE on the piano!
Both Elvis and Jerry Lee recorded their early hits at Sun Records with Sam Phillips, hence the similar sound. That label also had Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison...
Not sure, but also possibly the same session musicians which would also explain the similarities between their songs.
And Carl Perkins (Blue Suede Shoes)
RSR should definitely check out the most unique voice in Rock history : Roy Orbison!
@@jamessinacore6991 "Crying"...
Jerry Lee could tear that piano up and burn it to the ground...literally....one time in an early live appearance, he set his piano on fire and played it while it was consumed by the flames
Awesome song. Great balls of fire is a great one too!
One of the icons of the rock and roll generation. You've really got to see him perform.
Jerry Lee Lewis was known as Rock n Roll’s wild man… you’ll have to see “Great Balls of Fire” and you really need to see him play the piano live.. it’s epic!
Yes. Definitely a live version of Great Balls of Fire
I saw him live in his later years and he brought the house down
Young and old alike. The club he played specialized in booking classic stars from the 50's and 60's
Awww man, should've been the 1957 live version of Great Balls of Fire!!! His piano playing would have knocked your socks off...
He grew up in Louisiana right on the Mississippi River. They played a lot of barrelhouse piano blues down there. He just took it a step further.
You have to watch a live version of Jerry Lee playing. He was an animal on the piano!!!
Definitely one for live version, he is so crazy with his playing
Gotta see him live. He is a real performer and he plays piano.
Well,..of course he plays Piano. That's what he is legendary for.
That 50’s sound of the singers from this era is a special type of reverb (echo) called “slap back”. That is Jerry Lee on the piano. You need to find a video of him playing, he was a wild man when he got going. Played standing up most of the time because he would get so excited while playing he would kick his piano stool out of his way!
He used to sneak into Black clubs in the South as a kid to watch the music. You only got to hear him. You need to SEE him!!!!!!!!
Jerry was a madman on the piano! You have to see his live performances!
You gotta watch him do this live. It’s faster & he shows OUT on that piano. Kicking over benches & playing with his feet. Crazy!!!’n
Omg,I love your reactions to this song.
Hey guys, if you’re not seeing Jerry Lee Performing live you’re missing a lot. They didn’t call him, “The Killer” for nothing.
He killed a few pianos and knocked a whole lot more pianos out of tune with his playing style, that's for sure.
It's hard to imagine anyone not grooving to this song - Jerry Lee Lewis had so much energy and charisma, and the boogie-woogie/rock piano was so catchy. A favorite of mine! Thanks for the reaction.
Yea Jerry plays his own piano. He's a God on piano.
I Fortunately got to see him live and WOW what a performance. He was amazing.
Y'all definately have to watch a live performance. He didn't just sit at the piano to play. He was up & moving!
Great song this is a rabbit hole you need to get into loved the reaction Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Y'all need to watch Jerry Lee Lewis live!!! Fats Domino, and Chubby Checkers they are from the same era! Also do some Buddy Guy, B.B King and Muddy Waters.
To add to that as much as they liked SRV who was a fan of those guys you know they will live wstching them
You have GOT to see a live performance to really appreciate his talent.
You’ve totally got to see him live back then. He puts on a show like no one ever on piano. Not even Liberace could out perform Jerry. A dirtier Elvis, lol ! More boogie Wookiee, rowdier music style. The girls listen to Elvis, the guys, Jerry.
The women in MY family listened to em both!! And my granny loved his piano playing preacher cousin, Rev. Jimmy Swaggert! And their other cousin Mickey Gilley played a mean piano too!
@@Looneyintheboonies It was the stereotype at the time I was reaching for. Actually, rockabilly was the bad boy music at the time. Thrash of the 50’s if you will. Jerry and Elvis both came out of that rockabilly, but Elvis changed. Jerry stayed a rebel.
I for one would love to see a Wookie boogie :-D
@@alisonrodger3360 I tried changing what the predictive text screwed up, but couldn’t get RUclips to let me edit it.
@@67cuda38 That's easy enough to explain, Elvis was a good, honest, decent young man that had the image of a bad boy, while Jerry Lee was straight up a bad boy from the word go. Elvis didn't drink or smoke, like to goof off and just wanted to make his mama proud and provide for his parents. Jerry Lee was all about the party life, wanted the fame and fortune and all it could bring him and married his 13-year-old cousin, because he was raised in the South, in a time when girls got married at that age, or as he said, "My sister got married at 12." Elvis was the choirboy compared to Jerry Lee's hoodlum.
The Shake, The Mashed Potato, The Swim, The Stroll and dozens of others of late 50's early 60's dances are a whole other rabbit hole...!!!
This song is nothing without seeing it live.
Definitely agree with lots of the comments about watching him live I can't think of another piano player that brings such an attitude to their performance! But they definitely should do some other oldies like little Richard as well
Jerry Lee liked to call himself the "Killer" because he thought he was so talented. He didn't just play a concert... he (killed/slayed) at the concert. Incredible live performer!
I love it!!!! We grew up down the road from each other & he was the most carefree person. He did his own thing & didn't care who liked it or didn't..I could tell you many stories about him..Jerry Lee & Elvis hung out together at Sun Records & Elvis said his biggest influence was Jerry Lee Lewis...& Chuck Berry..he's still never been inducted into the country music hall of Fame either. He's about the only living legend that's not been inducted...his cousin Mickey Gilley could play almost as good & he's got a couple of duets with him that's good!! Thanks so much for playing Jerry Lee Lewis..
Got to listen to "Great Balls of Fire". Also listen to Del Shannon's "Runaway", or Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs "Wooly Bully". Good stuff.
That was just plain good fun. Enjoyed watching this reaction.
Fun Fact: Jerry Lee Lewis, country singer Mickey Gilley and televangelist Jimmy Swaggart are all cousins.
I was scrolling the comments to see if anyone mentioned this. I highly recommend Mickey Gilley's "Don't The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time".
There are actually some good videos of Jimmy Swaggart playing and singing gospel, with a definite Jerry Lee vibe about it.
And Floyd Cramer. All taught by the same aunt.
And all 3 play piano and sing!
I believe Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis are cousins also.
YES..He is an incredible piano player and singer!!! Need to absolutly see a live performance!!!
Jerry Lee Lewis's another piano man and you have to see his videos live. Crowd going crazy he's putting his leg up trying to play piano with his foot, crazy and wild.
Dennis Quaid played him in the movie “Great Balls of Fire”. Good movie.
Jerry Lee Lewis should always be reacted to a live performance
Saw Jerry live...he is one of the greatest entertainers ever...incredible piano player ever.
Watching him live would of a better introduction to the "killer", the best pianist ever. If there is footage of with lighting his piano on 🔥
You guys are absolutely adorable. This is the first video of yours I’ve seen and I AM CRYING. this is the wholesome content we need.
GREAT BALLS OF 🔥 FIRE JAY. YOU WILL LOVE IT. YES ITS JERRY LEE PLAYING THAT PIANO. WOOOOO HOOOOO!!
My Dad loved Jerry Lee Lewis had all his song's & his true story great ball's of fire
After listening to him you should check out his cousin Micky Gilley. A great country singer piano player.
This was the most perfect recording in Rock n Roll history; it was recorded in ONE TAKE, no dubs, just Jerry Lee Lewis :)
Having seen him play live and up close I can say he makes the piano SCREAM like no one else.
This tune crystallizes early rock & roll. Energy in overdrive. So glad that I share the planet with Jerry Lee.
There's a reason why they called him "killer" Jerry Lee Lewis was an electric dynamo on the piano. As someone said you got to find footage of him playing live because he used to jump up, dancing, and going WILD on the keys. Even in his old age he could still light a fire.
You're hearing one of the legendary people who started what was to become Rock. "Danny" breaks it down 👇 perfectly. Love you two 💕
The early days of rock-n- roll!!!!!!...... music that's a must in our history 🙌👏❣❣❣
Every time I would go to a place that has a jukebox I always looked for the Everly Brothers singing “Let it be Me” it’s always there. I recently learned that it’s the number one song played on jukeboxes. It is sweet gentle and so pure it just melts your heart and brings a tear
But,this is about Lerry Lee's music. What brought the Everlies up? :}
Jerry Lee's piano playing was something no one could touch for a long time, the saying was "aint seen no one play like that"
Jerry Lee is from Louisiana. He is on of the greatest piano players ever. He was very controversial in the 50s. People said he was too wild. Jerry Lee, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, and Carl Perkins, were all discovered at Sun Records in Memphis. They were all pioneers of Rock & Roll.
He was known as “The Killer”. You need to see a live version of this song. He was a wild man. Contemporary of Elvis and Johnny Cash.
Throw in Carl Perkins and you got the Million Dollar Quartet!
Jerry Lee Lewis is one of those people that you have to see live or it just doesn't do justise. He's a performer.
You need to find Jerry Lee Lewis live. He's wild. I loved to watch him. Would sit on the keys and tap them with his foot.
I ATTENDED TWO CONCERTS AT THE LONGHORN BALLROOM DOWN IN FT. WORTH, TEXAS. BOTH TIMES IT WAS SO CROWDED, PUSHING AND PUSHING. SO MUCH, THEY PUSHED ME RIGHT UP ON STAGE AND I WAS STANDING RIGHT NEXT TO THE PIANO. WATCHING HIM PLAY!! HE WAS GREAT!! A GOOD FOREVER MEMORY!! I SHOOK HIS HAND!!! THANK YOU JERRY LEE!!
I agree, this really needed to be a live performance to get the full effect 😀
Yeah guys, need to checkout live version. He is "insane" on the piano!
Need to see him play that thing live. He was king on the piano.
Jerry Lee Lewis is another pioneer of rock and roll. So much energy.
Best part is watching jerry play, to really appreciate it.
I believe you guys would love the movie, Great Balls of Fire. It's about the life and career of Jerry "Killer" Lee Louis, featuring Dennis Quaid as Jerry Lee.
It shows how he learned to play the style of music he played, which I think you'll love, and his rocketing fame, and the contraversy of his marriage to his 14 year old 2nd cousin, and the downfall after it becomes public.
And your right about the Elvis style sound to his music. Jerry Lee recorded his albums in the exact same studio as Elvis recorded his in. In Memphis Tenn.
Which is why Lee choose it to record it there.
The same promoters who got Elvis famous got Lee famous too.
Most likely they used the same equipment.
Oh yes, you need to see him play the piano....so entertaining and something you will never forget. Great Balls of Fire is another song to watch him play and sing.
Jerry Lewis is a powerhouse. Pioneer of Rock and Roll. Him, Elvis and Johnny Cash along with Carl Perkins were all signed to Sun Records in Memphis at the same time. You should see a live video of him performing. Wont be disappointed.
You really must see his performance live. He was very animated.
"He was very animated" has to be the understatement of the year.
He's one of the last man standing from the good old days. Jerry still alive and kicking
You have to see him perform! He was a wild child! Watch again in live performance.
I know it's already been said. But you've got to find a live version of him. And great balls of fire is a must🔥🔥🔥
Another of the original Rock n rollers (last man standing,) Jerry Lee Lewis just a fantastic musician along wing Little Richard rocked the piano during this era.
You need to see him play that piano to truly appreciate him......
Oh yes, you definitely need to see Jerry Lee play the piano. He's amazing!!!!❤️
You need to hear Jerry Lee Lewis playing Great Balls of Fire. There is a great video where you can see him playing the piano. You will love it!!