
Lewis’s late-’60s country period produced some of his most introspective work, and this single’s chart success belied its downbeat theme.
- The single reached number 12 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in late 1969.
- It was also a minor crossover hit, reaching number 86 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- The song was co-written by country songwriter Mickey Newbury.
Jerry Lee Lewis is a rock and roll pioneer from Ferriday, Louisiana, known for his high-energy performances and pioneering fusion of country and R&B. By 1969, he had transitioned from Sun Records' rockabilly sensation to a successful country artist, seeking a new direction after a period of personal turmoil and career challenges.
Tracklist
More from Jerry Lee Lewis
Breathless1958
Great Balls of Fire / You Win Again1957
Soul My Way1967
High School Confidential1958
Would You Take Another Chance on Me1971
There Must Be More to Love Than This1970
I'll Sail My Ship Alone / It Hurt Me So1958
Let's Talk About Us1959
Lovin' Up a Storm1959
Live at Third Man2011
I'll Make It All Up to You1958
Live at Gilley's1999







