What makes Another Place, Another Time by Jerry Lee Lewis notable?

'Another Place, Another Time' was significant for its commercial success, reaching No. 24 on the Billboard Country Albums chart. The title track also became a Top 5 hit on the Country Singles chart, reaffirming Lewis's relevance in the music industry despite past controversies and paving the way for future projects that blended country with rock influences. Released in 1968, 'Another Place, Another Time' was Jerry Lee Lewis's first album of the decade and marked a return to his country roots after a turbulent career phase. This followed a period of personal and professional struggles, including controversies that had overshadowed his earlier rock and roll successes. The album helped solidify his standing in the country music genre during this transitional time.

Who is Another Place, Another Time for?

Another Place, Another Time works well if you're into short tracks for quick listening, heartfelt reflections on love lost and emotive sing-alongs with friends.

How many songs are on Another Place, Another Time?

Another Place, Another Time has 11 tracks, running approximately 27 minutes.

Another Place, Another Time

Jerry Lee Lewis · 1968

27 min · 11 tracks · blues · country · gospel

A heartfelt blend of honky-tonk and country, infused with Jerry Lee Lewis's signature piano prowess and emotive vocals.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short tracks for quick listening
heartfelt reflections on love lost
emotive sing-alongs with friends
steady flow for easy enjoyment
for nostalgic moments

Maybe skip if you want

prefer long immersive experiences
seek instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1968, 'Another Place, Another Time' was Jerry Lee Lewis's first album of the decade and marked a return to his country roots after a turbulent career phase. This followed a period of personal and professional struggles, including controversies that had overshadowed his earlier rock and roll successes. The album helped solidify his standing in the country music genre during this transitional time.
Stylistic neighbors: Little Richard· Chuck Berry· Fats Domino