On May 23, 1995, “Sire” label released “Young Blood”, the 38th Jerry Lee Lewis studio album. It was recorded September 1993 – January 1995, at “Blue Jay Recording Studio” in Carlisle, Massachusetts, “House of Blues Studios” in Memphis, Tennessee, “Lewis Ranch” in Nesbit, Mississippi, “Sunset Sound Factory” in Los Angeles, California, “Your Place or Mine Studio” in Glendale, California, and was produced by Andy Paley.
Personnel:
- Jerry Lee Lewis – vocals, piano
- James Burton- guitar
- Buddy Harman- drums
- Kenny Lovelace- guitar, fiddle
- Andy Paley- drums, backing vocals
- Joey Spampinato- bass
- Al Anderson – guitar
- Don Allen – drums
- Stuart Aptekar – horns and reeds
- Tommy Ardonlino – drums
- Yoshiro Arita – strings
- Don Baer – guitar
- Craig Ball – horns and reeds
- R. Byrd – bass
- Glen Colson – drums
- John Curtis – strings
- Elliot Easton- guitar
- Bob Efford – horns and reeds
- Matthew Glaser – strings
- Bob Glaub- bass
- Mike Kernan – guitar, backing vocals
- Bobby B. Keyes – guitar
- Frank Macchia – horns and reeds
- Frank Marocco- accordion
- Jonathan Paley – bass
- Dave Roe Rorick – bass
- Mike Turk – harmonica
- Robby Turner- pedal steel guitar
- Stanley Watkins – horns and reeds
- Danny Weinstein – horns and reeds
- Billy West- backing vocals
- David Whitney – horns and reeds
Track listing:
- I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive – Fred Rose, Hank Williams
- Goosebumps – Al Anderson, Andy Paley
- Things – Bobby Darin
- Miss The Mississippi And You – William Halley, Eric Schoenberg
- Young Blood – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
- Crown Victoria Custom ’51 – Andy Paley, Jerry Lee Lewis, James Burton, Kenny Lovelace
- High Blood Pressure – Huey Piano Smith
- Restless Heart – A. Paley, J. Burton, J. Richmond, K. Lovelace
- Gotta Travel On – D. Lazer, F. Hollerman, L. Ehrlich, L. Hays, P. Clayton, P. Seeger, R. Gilbert
- Down the Road a Piece – Don Raye
- It Was The Whiskey Talkin’ (Not Me) – A. Paley, J. Paley, M. Kernan, N. Claflin
- Poison Love – Elmer Laird
- One of them Old Things – Hoy Lindsey, Joel Sonnier
- House of Blue Lights – Don Raye, Freddie Slack
