1958 was a tumultuous year for blonde-tresses rock and roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. Recording for Sam Phillips' legendary Sun Records in Memphis, the pumping piano man was riding high off two monster hits and began the year with another one. And he recorded this debut LP for Sun, an eponymous affair combining recent triumphs (his debut "Crazy Arms" and latest smash "High School Confidential"), a hot version of Jack Clement's "It'll Be Me" that was different from the single version, and romping covers of Warren Smith's "Ubangi Stomp," Carl Perkins' "Matchbox," and Elvis' "Don't Be Cruel." Probably one of the most important Rock And Roll Records Ever!
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