album · November 1, 1967

Soul My Way

Jerry Lee Lewis

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Lewis's 1967 album 'Soul My Way' finds him tackling soul music with characteristic abandon, backed by members of the Memphis Horns. Though it didn't chart, the album features some of his most adventurous vocal performances.

• The album was recorded at Mercury Sound Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.
• It was Lewis's first album released after his departure from Smash Records.
• 'Soul My Way' was released on November 1, 1967.

Jerry Lee Lewis is a rock and roll pioneer from Louisiana known for his high-octane piano playing and charismatic, often controversial, performances. By 1967, he had transitioned from Sun Records rockabilly to a more mature country and soul-influenced sound for Mercury Records.