Mickey Gilley may have been indebted to Jerry Lee Lewis, or it could be that the two cousins shared the same influences as well as bloodline, so they came out as near mirror images, right down to the way Gilley delivers a lascivious chuckle at the end of a verse in "Don't the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time." Mickey followed in Jerry Lee's country footsteps, never rocking as hard as the Killer did at Sun, but playing a blend of rock, gospel, pop, and country th...   [ read more ]

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Federal's Mickey Gilley collection delivers ten tracks that were originally released on Epic Records and the short-lived Playboy label. These are the original versions of Gilley's hits from the '70s, all of which, excluding "Bouquet of Roses" and "Candy Man," were number one songs. Although the run time is brief, roughly 26 minutes, this is a great set for those on a budget. ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide

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