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Jerry Lee Lewis: I Can't Seem To Say Goodbye - VINYL LPTitle: I Can't Seem To Say Goodbye Artist: Jerry Lee Lewis Label: Bear Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5397102180279 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2017 10 13 Number of Discs: 1 Plus 'alternates' of his million selling rock hits from the '50s. Plus the top ten Sun International 'country comeback' releases from the '60s. Perfectly mastered for vinyl reproduction. Liner notes by Jerry Lee Lewis expert, Andrew McRae. For the first time in more than a generation
Title: I Can't Seem To Say GoodbyeArtist: Jerry Lee Lewis
Label: Bear
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5397102180279
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2017-10-13
Number of Discs: 1
Plus 'alternates' of his million selling rock hits from the '50s. Plus the top ten Sun International 'country comeback' releases from the '60s. Perfectly mastered for vinyl reproduction. Liner notes by Jerry Lee Lewis expert, Andrew McRae. For the first time in more than a generation there are two entirely new vinyl Jerry Lee Lewis Sun LPs to celebrate!Whilst many of the song titles may be well known, each album features no fewer than fourteen recordings which, until now, have never been pressed onto vinyl. The LPs include stunningly different versions of songs such as It'll be Me, Put Me Down, and Good Golly Miss Molly, together with remarkable 'alternates' of Jerry Lee's million selling rock hits from the 1950s and the 'country comeback' top ten Sun International releases from a decade later. Here is an opportunity to enjoy an authentic 'parallel' listening experience, to complement those precious original LP releases of more than fifty years ago. The twenty-eight tracks on two volumes selected for these new releases are quality recordings previously overlooked in re-issue programmes throughout the ensuing decades. They represent the very best of the newly discovered material featured in 'Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records: The Collected Works - What the hell else do you need?', Bear Family's comprehensive 18CD box set issued in November 2015, and all have now been further re-mastered specifically for vinyl. The two LPs will also have a reassuringly familiar look to keen collectors of historic vinyl, with sleeve and label designs which echo those of Jerry Lee's classic original LP releases in Germany. The first of the two albums, 'From The Beginning', was released in late June, with 'I Can't Seem To Say Goodbye' now following in September 2017.
Tracks:
1.1 Old Black Joe (1)
1.2 Bonnie B (7)
1.3 As Long As I Live (1)
1.4 I Can't Help It (You Can't Help It) (1)
1.5 Sweet Little Sixteen (1) [Take 2]
1.6 How's My Ex Treating You (3)
1.7 Hong Kong Blues (3) [Take 4]
2.1 Waiting for a Train (2.2)
2.2 I Can't Trust Me (In Your Arms Anymore) (1)
2.3 Good Golly Miss Molly (1)
2.4 Carry Me Back to Old Virginia (1)
2.5 One Minute Past Eternity (1)
2.6 Invitation to Your Party (4)
2.7 I Can't Seem to Say Goodbye (1)
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