A spooky title cut to Alice Cooper’s 1971 album serves as a sort of Halloween song but it’s more my way of introducing something of a tribute show to Jerry Lee Lewis, who was known as The Killer. The last man standing of the great 1950s rock and rollers, he died last Friday, Oct. 28, at age 87. I had planned to do a ’50s rock and roll show soon, but upon Lewis’s passing I decided to move things up. So, here we are with Lewis and many of his 1950s contemporaries, plus a few cover tunes by some of the later greats who were inspired by them.

1. Alice Cooper, Killer
2. Jerry Lee Lewis, Chantilly Lace
3. Jerry Lee Lewis, Breathless
4. Jerry Lee Lewis, High School Confidential
5. Jerry Lee Lewis, What’d I Say
6. Jerry Lee Lewis, Thirty Nine and Holding
7. Jerry Lee Lewis, Me and Bobby McGee
8. Elvis Presley, Little Sister
9. Screaming Jay Hawkins, Little Demon
10. Chuck Berry, The Downbound Train
11. Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, Shakin’ All Over
12. Gene Vincent, Race With The Devil
13. Little Richard, Lucille
14. Smiley Lewis, I Hear You Knocking
15. Jackie Brenston, Rocket 88
16. Vince Taylor and his Playboys, Brand New Cadillac
17. Duane Eddy, Rebel Rouser
18. Frankie Ford, Sea Cruise
19. Lloyd Price, Lawdy Miss Clawdy
20. Buddy Holly, Well All Right
21. The Coasters, Yakety Yak
22. Johnny & The Hurricanes, Reveille Rock
23. Johnny Burnette and The Rock ‘N’ Roll Trio, The Train Kept A-Rollin’
24. Larry Williams, Short Fat Fannie
25. The Ventures, Walk – Don’t Run
26. Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers, I’m Not A Juvenile Delinquent
27. The Champs, Tequila
28. Dion, Runaround Sue
29. Clarence ‘Frogman’ Henry, Ain’t Got No Home
30. Larry Williams, Bony Moronie
31. Danny and The Juniors, Rock and Roll Is Here To Stay
32. The Rolling Stones, Let It Rock (live, Leeds University 1971)
33. Johnny & Edgar Winter, Rock & Roll Medley (Slippin’ and Slidin’/Jailhouse Rock/Tutti-Frutti/Sick and Tired/I’m Ready/Reelin’ and Rockin’/Blue Suede Shoes/Jenny Take A Ride/Good Golly Miss Molly)
34. Eddie Cochran, Twenty Flight Rock
35. The Who, Summertime Blues (Live at Leeds version)
36. The Beatles, Money
37. Big Joe Turner, Shake Rattle and Roll
38. Jerry Lee Lewis, Once More With Feeling
39. Jerry Lee Lewis, Drinking Wine Spo-Dee O-Dee
40. Jerry Lee Lewis, Great Balls Of Fire
41. Jerry Lee Lewis, Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On
42. Bobby Charles, See You Later Alligator