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Jerry Lee Lewis was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a Performer in 1986.

Jerry Lee Lewis

Jerry Lee Lewis promo photoRaising hell with the devil's music.

That's what Jerry Lee Lewis did best. He pounded the piano with such abandon that it's a wonder it didn't come apart. He was a defiant, reckless, indefatigable wild man that could rock you into oblivion. More on rockhall.com...

Books

All of our books on Jerry Lee Lewis can be found here.

Video

All of our video Jerry Lee Lewis can be found here.

Audio

All of our audio by Jerry Lee Lewis can be found here.

Spotify Playlist

Articles

Free articles are available on Rock's Backpages through the Free on RBP link. The articles below may require you to be on-site at the Library & Archives in order to read them.

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Archival Resources

Collections

  • Adam Fields Collection on Great Balls of Fire
    Promotional materials, audiovisual materials, and scripts primarily to related the 1989 film Great Balls of Fire, but also to Jerry Lee Lewis. The files contains audiocassettes, a presskit, photographs, posters, programs, prop newspapers, scripts, slides, and videotapes.
  • Collection on Jerry Lee Lewis
    Screenplay for the movie Great Balls of Fire (based on the life of Jerry Lee Lewis), a contract between Trump's Castle Associates and Lewis, and 4" x 6" color photographs of Lewis with friends and family.
  • Sandrine Lee Photographs of Jerry Lee Lewis
    Three black-and-white portraits of Lewis taken in October 2010 by Sandrine Lee. A fourth photograph is of a piano, presumably located in Lewis' home; and a fifth is a mock-up of the cover for the magazine Twisted South, with one of the portraits on the cover.
  • Stephen Lacy Collection
    Twenty-eight videotapes (U-Matic, U-Matic S, Betacam), one audiocassette, and three files of notes, letters, fan publications, and publications, the majority of which are related to Lewis.

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