Jerry Lee Lewis Mean Old Man [Deluxe Edition]

"On the ferocious rave-up 'Rockin' My Life Away,' Lewis shows the decades-younger Kid Rock and Slash how to do it."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Lewis' piano still sounds as urgent and uncontained as it did when rock'n'roll was invented on it, and his insouciant snarl remains thrillingly feral."
Billboard (p.40) - "[O]ne only need hear his bluesy solo piano version of 'Miss the Mississippi and You' to appreciate that Lewis still has his chops after 50 years."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Ronnie Wood donates the guitar licks on the title track, Slash supplies the pickin' on 'Rockin' My Life Away' and Keith Richards provides back-up on 'Sweet Virginia.'"
3 stars out of 5 -- "This is a genuine legend in party mode....The Solomon Burke-assisted gospel holler of 'Railroad To Heaven' stands proudly alongside the best of his past glories."