Back in the sixties my mom n dad were championship dancehall dancers, Jerry Lee was/is the boogie boogie man. And He was live in our home on the Curtis Mathis brand. Precious memories, thanks ACL.
Oh yes, I cut my teeth on all of the Smash/Mercury albums! It was a stroke of luck when I saw Jerry Lee's limo pull up over at the University of Texas where they filmed ACL and that night I got to go to the filming. Jerry Lee did the best show of his career that night, according to him. But looking back, all of his shows were the best! Look for the audio to a 1993 show coming soon! Thanks for visiting my channel! 🎹🎹💜
What amazing piano player he was! Heavyhanded, thumping, barrelhouse playing that is augmented with these delicate, almost child-like touches. Rock on, Killer, rock on...
@@PaulGaston88 Any time, Paul, any time, brother! What's it all about, man? Life, I mean. It's a trip, man, it's a trip! Who are your musical heroes, Paul?
@@GordonCaledonia Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Reed, Clifton Chenier, Carl Perkins, Wanda Jackson , Big Joe Turner, Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton, Faron Young, Little Jimmy Dickens, Loretta Lynn, and lots of others. I grew up in Willie Nelson country and so he's a hero. I'm not too big on Elvis. shh, don't tell anybody. Not too big on Johnny Cash, but again I like some of his stuff. Thank you for being here!! 🎹🎹💜
Jerry is the ONLY singer I know who could cross between rock, country and gospel.......and was absolutely GREAT at it all. A bit of a genius!!!! One of a kind!!!!!
I like this concert, Jerry Lee is serious, he just lost his last wife, a fews weeks before the concert. His performance on What d I Say is impressive. And No Headstone On My Grave is moving. Thank, Paul.
Yes, it was Austin City Limits-- I was there, too. Brilliant, Lively concert! I didn't realize he'd just lost his wife, but he was sitting backstage with a teenagre perched on his lap, fine with me! He looked happy.@@PaulGaston88
Thanks Paul. I was lucky enough to be there. Tickets for ACL were hard to get. A small intimate venue its a great place to see any act. I saw Willie Nelson there on several occasions. He actually played more songs than are on this tape. The producer asked Jerry Lee to come back, but JLL said he thought he couldn't do it any better.
I was there too. Free, first come, first served. I worked in the Main building at UT. I found out he was there that day. I ran there and the secretary went and asked people in the line if they had an extra ticket. One woman did, so I sat with her. It was the best show!
Was excited to see JLL inn Lafayette, LA not too many years ago. BUT, my granddaughter still in her teens was with me, and they wouldn't let her inside owing to age. They said we could sit outside on the porch tho. Loudspeakers out there. We waited a while but he was late driving down from Memphis. It was very hot and we finally gave up and left cause he didn't get there til 10.00. BIG regret of my life to have missed finally seeing him.
Thanks to You-Tube have been blessed to watch scores of JLL concerts all over the world. Watched and re-watched them all. This one might possibly be my favorite of all of them. Thank you, Paul. Keep digging into your files, please. How I start my day. (I'm a slow awakener in the a.m.. JLL gets me going.)
I was at Austin City Limits 1983.. Jerry Lee said it was his best show.....I think there's a lot of others good too. I am slow to get going in the morning. Maybe I can get some very strong coffee or turn one of the great versions of Whole Lotta Shakin' to get with it 🤣 Thank you for being here!! 🎹🎹🎹💜
@@PaulGaston88 Just saw that concert in Greece that somebody put up who had been there for the concert. (Athens) If you haven't seen it, it's an amateur recording but it is incredible, nevertheless. How that band and JLL can keep that pace for an hour is beyond human understanding. When JLL gets up from the piano and wipes his face with a towel at any of his concerts, he is DONE. No encores ever, and it is easy to see why he always says briefly, "thank you", and strides off with a stage escort to the nearest exit to recuperate in his dressing room. Or maybe he goes directly to the limo and outta there.
amazing set!!!!! timestamps: 01 - 00:21 - keep my motor running 02 - 03:18 - you win again 03 - 06:41 - sweet little sixteen 04 - 10:16 - thirty-nine and holding 05 - 14:21 - think about it darlin' 06 - 16:48 - rock & roll over (teenage queen) 07 - 20:26 - boogie woogie country man 08 - 23:52 - c.c. rider 09 - 28:07 - chantilly lace 10 - 31:14 - i'll find it where i can 11 - 34:40 - i come to the garden alone 12 - 39:03 - don't put no headstone on my grave 13 - 43:24 - what'd i say 14 - 47:26 - great balls of fire 15 - 49:22 - whole lot of shakin' going on
I was 21 years old and I worked at the University of Texas in the Office Of Accounting. I got wind of Jerry Lee Lewis a block away at the communications building.. filming the ACL show and I went running over there and after a while I got a ticket and I was there!!!
@@PaulGaston88 Lots of people judged him because of one of his marriages Doesn't take away his talent I think he was around the same age as Elvis ans were both discovered by Sam along with Johnny Cash
@@Lisa-hy5mp I have worked with the fans for 10 years and he is great. I saw him at that show and I saw him 5 or 6 other times. Work got in the way 😁 He married her because he was in love with her and his church taught that he had to be married to her if he was going to have sex with her. But her family could have stopped it all but they wanted the money they saw that was about to come on the scene. But the world won't let it go. Of course, his Mother felt he was called to preach....no he was called to do what he loved to do. He did just fine and he had a happy last 15 years of his life with Judith. But I am still hooked on the music that I post almost daily on the Jerry Lee Lewis Fans Facebook group.... almost 45,000 members! 🎹🎹💜
Thanks for this, Paul. Jerfry Lee was, the same year (1983) in Frankfurt (Germany). I was behind the scene and in backsrage room. Very nice for me. If I not mistake, the bass player is (in Austin City Limits) the great Bob Moore imself. Best wishes from France. Friendly. Jo
I met Bob Moore in Austin at a show in 1983 and 1984.. Also saw him at the Austin City Limits taping. Jerry Lee returned to Austin in December 1983, on the outskirts of Austin in a club that had a nice sized dance floor.. it was called, Double Eagle, then the next December. It was great..
There are many styles in his playing, and the band. I like all; ballroom, jass, blues, country/ gospal, etc. Like the cuffs; very Romeo and Juliet; For me. M.A.Mantle...Fredistar 😉
Neumím popsat jak jsem smutný, že tento nádherný umělec zemřel.Jake jsou ty podmínky služby you tube.Jsem v důchodu a nemohu za nic platit už teď, natož až přijdou další fialovy zlodějny od 1 ledna.Pokud je to zdarma tak prijimam,
great concert... one of many "gotta be the best" from the master.. from this concert i have always had a special liking for "In the garden".. find his intonation on this song doing something special to my listening ears.... RIP, Jerry Lee.. rock on.. out there among the stars... we shall keep the many magic music memories alive for generations to come
His performance and filming was in October 1983. I was there. It would certainly make sense that it wasn't copyrighted until 1984. This is the DVD version that came out around 2007, I believe. On my channel, I have the complete show with outtakes, but I don't have it as PBS broadcasted it.
@@curly__3 Probably so, but this was his best show. He carried a tape of it with him. The one thing he had was staying power... He sure didn't give up. But he had a lot of hard stuff in life that came pretty early for him... But he could have been 58 at Austin City Limits.. thank you for being here! 🎹🎹💜
Il ressemble à un homme de 58 ans en 2024 mais en 1983 il ressemblait à un homme de 48 ans. En 1976 ma grand mère maternelle de 67 ans paraissait plus vieille que certaines femmes de 80 ans d'aujourd'hui !
Back in the sixties my mom n dad were championship dancehall dancers, Jerry Lee was/is the boogie boogie man. And He was live in our home on the Curtis Mathis brand. Precious memories, thanks ACL.
Oh yes, I cut my teeth on all of the Smash/Mercury albums! It was a stroke of luck when I saw Jerry Lee's limo pull up over at the University of Texas where they filmed ACL and that night I got to go to the filming. Jerry Lee did the best show of his career that night, according to him. But looking back, all of his shows were the best! Look for the audio to a 1993 show coming soon! Thanks for visiting my channel! 🎹🎹💜
if you don't love rocking Jerry lee Lewis i don't know what to tell you
What amazing piano player he was! Heavyhanded, thumping, barrelhouse playing that is
augmented with these delicate, almost child-like touches. Rock on, Killer, rock on...
Gentle as a lion, they say! Thank you for being here on my channel! 🎹🎹💜
@@PaulGaston88 Any time, Paul, any time, brother! What's it all about, man? Life, I mean. It's a trip, man, it's a trip!
Who are your musical heroes, Paul?
100% LOVE to you!
@@GordonCaledonia Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Reed, Clifton Chenier, Carl Perkins, Wanda Jackson , Big Joe Turner, Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton, Faron Young, Little Jimmy Dickens, Loretta Lynn, and lots of others. I grew up in Willie Nelson country and so he's a hero. I'm not too big on Elvis. shh, don't tell anybody. Not too big on Johnny Cash, but again I like some of his stuff. Thank you for being here!! 🎹🎹💜
@@GordonCaledonia thank you!
One of the greatest piano players ever.
Amen! Love his trills and glissandi! Rock on, Killer!
A Natural Great Talent there will never be another one like Jerry Lee Lewis.
The best there ever was 👍🏻👍🏻
WOW! The man IS rock and roll. One of the guys who really invented it.......
Jerry is the ONLY singer I know who could cross between rock, country and gospel.......and was absolutely GREAT at it all. A bit of a genius!!!! One of a kind!!!!!
Welcome!! 🎹🎹💜
True, that!
@@joeblow7407
Great show indeed,In the garden is a masterpiece! 😊
One of the best!!
The Mozart of rock n roll.
I like this concert, Jerry Lee is serious, he just lost his last wife, a fews weeks before the concert. His performance on What d I Say is impressive. And No Headstone On My Grave is moving. Thank, Paul.
I was there. Back in those days, tickets were free and given out first come, first served. It was an amazing show
So sad he lost his wife😢 but still played a sang wat a great strong man! I still love him
Yes, it was Austin City Limits-- I was there, too. Brilliant, Lively concert! I didn't realize he'd just lost his wife, but he was sitting backstage with a teenagre perched on his lap, fine with me! He looked happy.@@PaulGaston88
I agree 👍
Gracias gracias por subir esta joya ...😍desde Argentina saludos
Thanks Paul. I was lucky enough to be there. Tickets for ACL were hard to get. A small intimate venue its a great place to see any act. I saw Willie Nelson there on several occasions. He actually played more songs than are on this tape. The producer asked Jerry Lee to come back, but JLL said he thought he couldn't do it any better.
I was there too. Free, first come, first served. I worked in the Main building at UT. I found out he was there that day. I ran there and the secretary went and asked people in the line if they had an extra ticket. One woman did, so I sat with her. It was the best show!
He was Magnificent! He knew he'd outdone himself!
Was excited to see JLL inn Lafayette, LA not too many years ago. BUT, my granddaughter still in her teens was with me, and they wouldn't let her inside owing to age. They said we could sit outside on the porch tho. Loudspeakers out there. We waited a while but he was late driving down from Memphis. It was very hot and we finally gave up and left cause he didn't get there til 10.00. BIG regret of my life to have missed finally seeing him.
What a joy to watch, many thanks Paul for making it possible.
Great to have you here! 🎹🎹💜
Thanks to You-Tube have been blessed to watch scores of JLL concerts all over the world. Watched and re-watched them all. This one might possibly be my favorite of all of them. Thank you, Paul. Keep digging into your files, please. How I start my day. (I'm a slow awakener in the a.m.. JLL gets me going.)
I was at Austin City Limits 1983.. Jerry Lee said it was his best show.....I think there's a lot of others good too. I am slow to get going in the morning. Maybe I can get some very strong coffee or turn one of the great versions of Whole Lotta Shakin' to get with it 🤣 Thank you for being here!! 🎹🎹🎹💜
@@PaulGaston88 Just saw that concert in Greece that somebody put up who had been there for the concert. (Athens) If you haven't seen it, it's an amateur recording but it is incredible, nevertheless. How that band and JLL can keep that pace for an hour is beyond human understanding. When JLL gets up from the piano and wipes his face with a towel at any of his concerts, he is DONE. No encores ever, and it is easy to see why he always says briefly, "thank you", and strides off with a stage escort to the nearest exit to recuperate in his dressing room. Or maybe he goes directly to the limo and outta there.
amazing set!!!!! timestamps:
01 - 00:21 - keep my motor running
02 - 03:18 - you win again
03 - 06:41 - sweet little sixteen
04 - 10:16 - thirty-nine and holding
05 - 14:21 - think about it darlin'
06 - 16:48 - rock & roll over (teenage queen)
07 - 20:26 - boogie woogie country man
08 - 23:52 - c.c. rider
09 - 28:07 - chantilly lace
10 - 31:14 - i'll find it where i can
11 - 34:40 - i come to the garden alone
12 - 39:03 - don't put no headstone on my grave
13 - 43:24 - what'd i say
14 - 47:26 - great balls of fire
15 - 49:22 - whole lot of shakin' going on
THANKS
Magnificent concert! Thank you so much for posting. I was there, too, loved and boogied to every second.
I was 21 years old and I worked at the University of Texas in the Office Of Accounting. I got wind of Jerry Lee Lewis a block away at the communications building.. filming the ACL show and I went running over there and after a while I got a ticket and I was there!!!
The killer..🎹🎹🎹Jerry lee..Levis..live...great.
Born to play the piano Makes it look so easy
Welcome back!! 🎹🎹💜
@@PaulGaston88 Lots of people judged him because of one of his marriages Doesn't take away his talent I think he was around the same age as Elvis ans were both discovered by Sam along with Johnny Cash
Yes Jerry Lee and Elvis born the same year
@@Lisa-hy5mp I have worked with the fans for 10 years and he is great. I saw him at that show and I saw him 5 or 6 other times. Work got in the way 😁 He married her because he was in love with her and his church taught that he had to be married to her if he was going to have sex with her. But her family could have stopped it all but they wanted the money they saw that was about to come on the scene. But the world won't let it go. Of course, his Mother felt he was called to preach....no he was called to do what he loved to do. He did just fine and he had a happy last 15 years of his life with Judith. But I am still hooked on the music that I post almost daily on the Jerry Lee Lewis Fans Facebook group.... almost 45,000 members! 🎹🎹💜
Thanks for this, Paul. Jerfry Lee was, the same year (1983) in Frankfurt (Germany). I was behind the scene and in backsrage room. Very nice for me. If I not mistake, the bass player is (in Austin City Limits) the great Bob Moore imself. Best wishes from France. Friendly. Jo
I met Bob Moore in Austin at a show in 1983 and 1984.. Also saw him at the Austin City Limits taping. Jerry Lee returned to Austin in December 1983, on the outskirts of Austin in a club that had a nice sized dance floor.. it was called, Double Eagle, then the next December. It was great..
JJL schafft es immerwieder einen so richtig vom Hocker zureissen, wer kann da noch ruhig sitzen trotz Wehwehchen😊❤. SPITZE !
There are many styles in his playing, and the band. I like all; ballroom, jass, blues, country/ gospal, etc. Like the cuffs; very Romeo and Juliet; For me. M.A.Mantle...Fredistar 😉
la grande classe !
Hold on to what ya got, and if you ain’t got somethin’, get somethin’, and if you can’t get somethin’, that’s your problem
Wiggle it 🤣
Grande grandissimo Gerry Lii Luis
Great singer 1 of kind
Neumím popsat jak jsem smutný, že tento nádherný umělec zemřel.Jake jsou ty podmínky služby you tube.Jsem v důchodu a nemohu za nic platit už teď, natož až přijdou další fialovy zlodějny od 1 ledna.Pokud je to zdarma tak prijimam,
great concert... one of many "gotta be the best" from the master.. from this concert i have always had a special liking for "In the garden".. find his intonation on this song doing something special to my listening ears.... RIP, Jerry Lee.. rock on.. out there among the stars... we shall keep the many magic music memories alive for generations to come
Son piano sur "sweet little sixteen" est une merveille,
Varié, créatif.
Toujours prêt à amorçer la " pompe"...
XC
Thank you very much my dear Paul.JL.L love forever 🌐❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 0:00
Jerry Lee Lewis at his pastey best..
And your best is never
Jerry Lee Lewis was genius
❤
1983 !!!!! tengn un poco de respeto. me cago. 19 veces
Me, I was 21 years old and I was at the show! 🎹🎹💜
When he kicked that stool over they should’ve had flames 🔥 blow out the back of that piano!!!!!! Those people would of lost there FREAKING MINDS 😂😂😂😂😂
The "Killa"
mickey gilley sounds just like jerry lee
well they are cousins, so its in the genes :)
No body follows the killer
...man he gots da boogy woogy in his blood......
я русский а это супер пьяно киллер он там на небесах нам от туда играет !!!!!!!!!!!!!
😀😃😄🥰😜🙃😂😁
@@user-uz4pv2rk6h I agreeee!
He is not drunk.
Solche Sinnlose Komentare ! Er war ein so großartiger MUSIKER, das soll erst mal einer nachmachen ! 😊
Can you upload the PBS version of Jerry Lee Lewis's 1983 Austin City Limits performance? It says "copyright 1984" at the end.👍
His performance and filming was in October 1983. I was there. It would certainly make sense that it wasn't copyrighted until 1984. This is the DVD version that came out around 2007, I believe. On my channel, I have the complete show with outtakes, but I don't have it as PBS broadcasted it.
ruclips.net/video/3x9cohuA_Lw/видео.html
thats the fuckin killer right there
Welcome! 🎹🎹💜
so ole jerry couldnt get a boom for his mic ? that mins gotta be in his way...but he was the killer so........
I love that standard microphone sticking up there and those hands going in, out and between like a master musician! I'm glad you are here! 🎹🎹💜
He was great, but that isn't any 47 year old man... He had to have lied about his age... I would bet money he was 10 years older than he said.
He had just turned 48 and there's no disputing the fact that he was born in 1935.
@@PaulGaston88 ... He looks like a typical 58 year old in that vid.
@@curly__3 Probably so, but this was his best show. He carried a tape of it with him. The one thing he had was staying power... He sure didn't give up. But he had a lot of hard stuff in life that came pretty early for him... But he could have been 58 at Austin City Limits.. thank you for being here! 🎹🎹💜
@@PaulGaston88 thanks for posting the video... Jerry was awesome...
Il ressemble à un homme de 58 ans en 2024 mais en 1983 il ressemblait à un homme de 48 ans. En 1976 ma grand mère maternelle de 67 ans paraissait plus vieille que certaines femmes de 80 ans d'aujourd'hui !
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