The Killer — Jerry Lee Lewis, from Sun Records and Whole Lotta Shakin' to scandal, exile and a country comeback.
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Jerry Lee Lewis: Great Balls of Fire 13
1935Jerry Lee Lewis born in Ferriday, LouisianaCousin of Jimmy SwaggartGrows up with his cousins Jimmy Swaggart and Mickey Gilley.
1950Jerry Lee Lewis expelled from Bible schoolSouthwestern Bible InstituteThrown out for playing boogie-woogie at a chapel service.
1956Jerry Lee Lewis signs with Sun RecordsSam PhillipsSession pianist at Sun, then a star.
1956Jerry Lee Lewis plays the Million Dollar Quartet sessionWith Elvis, Cash and PerkinsAn impromptu session at Sun Studio.
1957Jerry Lee Lewis plays Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On on The Steve Allen ShowBreakthroughA wild TV performance makes the record a hit.
1957Jerry Lee Lewis releases Great Balls of FireSignature songHis biggest hit.
1958Jerry Lee Lewis' career collapses on his British tourMarriage scandalThe British press reveals his marriage to his very young cousin — the tour is cancelled.
1964Jerry Lee Lewis records Live at the Star-Club, HamburgLive albumOften called the greatest live rock and roll album.
1968Jerry Lee Lewis' country comebackAnother Place, Another TimeReinvents himself as a country singer.
1986Jerry Lee Lewis inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of FameFirst classOne of the first ten inductees.
1989Jerry Lee Lewis biopic Great Balls of Fire releasedDennis QuaidWith Dennis Quaid as Lewis.
2022Jerry Lee Lewis inducted into the Country Music Hall of FameWeeks before his deathThe last surviving Million Dollar Quartet member is honoured.
2022Jerry Lee Lewis diesNesbit, MississippiDies aged 87.