Soul My Way
Jerry Lee Lewis · 1967
26 min · 11 tracks · blues · country · gospel
A spirited blend of rockabilly and soul, punctuated by Jerry Lee Lewis's signature boogie-woogie piano style.
Why this album works
'Soul My Way' showcased Lewis's versatility and contributed to the fusion of rock and soul during the late 1960s, a period of musical experimentation. The album is notable for its critical reception, reflecting a shift in Lewis's style that appealed to a broader audience, although it did not achieve significant commercial chart success compared to his earlier hits.
- Best for
- short, energetic listening bursts playful and lively atmosphere catchy hooks and melodies
- Context
- By the time 'Soul My Way' was released in November 1967, Jerry Lee Lewis was already a veteran of the music industry, known for his wild performances and hits from the 1950s. This album followed his previous release, 'Soul Sessions,' marking his continued exploration into soul music while attempting to adapt to the evolving landscape of rock and roll.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Kenny Rogers· Willie Nelson· Blondie· Cher· The Temptations· Frank Zappa· Paul Simon· The Beach Boys
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Turn on Your Love Light Standout 2:34
- 2 It's a Hang Up Baby 2:16
- 3 Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) Standout 2:30
- 4 Just Dropped In Standout 2:25
- 5 Wedding Bells 2:28
- 6 He Took It Like a Man 1:50
- 7 Hey! Baby 2:12
- 8 Treat Her Right 2:01
- 9 Holdin' On 2:59
- 10 Shotgun Man 2:45
- 11 I Bet You're Gonna Like It 2:38
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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