I just burned and zipped it to a studio laptop. Uploading it now. Seems to be taking awhile, but it's probably the fault of the boss's service. Anyway, should have it linked next hour. Had to rename all the tracks because the disc is an advance copy with no track info on it.

This should be called "The Killer, Jerry Lee Lewis and the Gang Rape All Stars"

I mean, was this recorded at LARRY'S?!

When does this come out. I echo whoever Phyllis Montana LeBlanc is in saying that despite current monetary troubles, I gotta get my own copy of this.

I'm downloading the torrent right now; If it seems like a good rip, I'll up it asap.

So that'll give two links, for the torrent-savvy and for the non-torrential.

I could use a link for the non-torrent savy if anyone gets a chance.

Kinda scatred that this could suck, but always been a Jerry Lee fan.

From my quick listen while working this afternoon, it most ASSuredly does NOT suck.

Be patient when downloading. Tracks are at 320. Go have sex with an alcoholic aging hooker while waiting or something.




Rock 'n' Roll
Led Zeppelin song with Jimmy Page on guitar

Before The Night Is Over
With B.B. King on guitar

Pink Cadillac
Duet with Bruce Springsteen

Evening Gown
Duet with Mick Jagger, Ron Wood on slide guitar

You Don't Have To Go
Duet with Neil Young

Twilight
Duet with Robbie Robertson

Travelin' Band
Duet with John Fogerty

That Kind Of Fool
Duet with Keith Richards

Sweet Little Sixteen
With Ringo Starr on drums and Ivan Neville on organ.

Just A Bummin' Around
Duet with Merle Haggard

Honky Tonk Women
Duet with Kid Rock

What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me)
Duet with Rod Stewart

Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age
Duet with George Jones

A Couple More Years
Duet with Willie Nelson

Old Glory
Duet with Toby Keith

Trouble In Mind
With Eric Clapton on guitar

I Saw Her Standing There
Duet with Little Richard.

Lost Highway
Duet with Delaney Bramlett

Hadacol Boogie
With Buddy Guy on guitar

That's What Makes An Irish Heart Sing
Van Morrison song, duet with Don Henley with Kenny Lovelace on fiddle

The Pilgrim Ch.33
Duet with Kris Kristofferson

Musicians
B. B. King
Bruce Springsteen
Mick Jagger
Ronnie Wood
Neil Young
Toby Keith
John Fogerty
Keith Richards
Robbie Robertson
Merle Haggard
Kid Rock
Rod Stewart
Willie Nelson
George Jones
Nils Lofgren
Little Richard
Delaney Bramlett
Buddy Guy
Don Henley
Kris Kristofferson
Eric Clapton
Ringo Starr
Jim Keltner
Jimmy Rip
Ivan Neville
Hutch Hutchinson
Kenny Lovelace

I'll up a second link as well. The set I've got is at 192, so it'll be a bit smaller.
And damn does it sound fucking good.

woo-hoo!

with my dial-up, this'll be an all nighter.

Thanks for the hook up.

Don't suck...that's for sure.

I do wish they would have just wiped the guest stars off it and let the man take control, but he does a pretty darn good job of overshadowing the guests anyway. He can still pound the keys, still has that swagger. The opener is just great, cuts that guitar down pretty darn quick, takes the song apart and turns it into a rockabilly piano classic.

Some great moments, but again, I just wish they'd put out a pure Jerry Lee album without thinking thaey had to invite half the planet over to get it released. If it really did take all those other names to get a label to put out a Jerry Lee album, the recording industry should be deeply ashamed.

Still, gotta give it a better listen than I got in the car, but I imagine I'll give this one more than a few spins eventually.

READING. COMPREHENSION. Learn it, love it.

Jerry Jack Lewis - Last Torrent Loading

I knew this was coming. I'm too easy to track where I am to have said it myself.

Seriously folks, this album is the shit.

That opening track is fucking awesome and pretty much sets the tone for the rest of the album.