Together

Together- Album Overview

Released in 1973, "Together" is a collaborative album by the legendary rock and roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis and country singer-songwriter, Linda Gail Lewis, who is also his cousin. This album was released under the Mercury Records label and stands as a testament to the musical chemistry that exists between the two artists. Featuring a blend of rockabilly, country, and rock and roll, "Together" showcases the duo's powerful vocal performances and piano prowess. The album was recorded during a vibrant era for both artists, with Jerry Lee Lewis being at the forefront of the rock and roll movement since the 1950s and Linda Gail establishing her own identity in the music scene. The album consists of ten tracks, including notable covers and original compositions that highlight the duo's stylistic versatility. Singles like "Don't Let Me Cross Over" and "You Make Me Feel Like a Man" exemplify their ability to fuse heartfelt lyrics with energetic performances. The production, helmed by renowned music producer Jerry Kennedy, features lush arrangements that complement the raw energy of the Lewis cousins’ performances. Culturally, "Together" represents a significant moment in the history of country and rock music, as it bridges the gap between two genres that have often intersected in profound ways. The collaboration also emphasizes the familial ties and relationships that have played a crucial role in the evolution of American music, making this album a noteworthy contribution to Jerry Lee Lewis's extensive discography.

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