Jerry Lee Lewis / Sweet Little Sixteen on Her Haw 1985

Jerry Lee Lewis
"Sweet Little Sixteen"
Hee Haw
Season 17, Episode 13
First Aired December 13, 1985
That vest is da bomb 🙌
Then-Wife, Kerrie McCarver Lewis, at table of clapping ladies across from the piano

[@SebastiánCannepa]

🎹MI MAX INFLUENCIA EN EL ROCK AND ROLL COUNTRY🎹

[@StillTcB]

What a legend 👏👏👏👏

[@bigboreharley]

very good version

[@luthermoore2969]

Jerry lee stole every show he was at you can bet on it

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

Yep. As I've posted before and probably will innumerable times in the future, he was a genre unto himself.

[@HemiJoel]

What an awesome performance! I think he was playing to the ladies at the table.

[@johnstill164]

And...every other lady in the theatre!!!

[@ilikethatoldtimerocknroll9226]

One of them was his wife!

[@gianlucaromagnolo1304]

Ever a champ all during her musical long Life ! One of my myth more big !!!!

[@gilbertocastilho6097]

O cara é o melhor

[@Вадим-п3к9п]

Fine!

[@westsideken]

Spelled hee haw wrong in the title 🤷

[@Aubreykrendale]

More like sweet little 13 year old cousin for lewis.

[@GreatgramaMcCormick]

"Her" Haw? 😅

[@kerry1ization]

Eewwww! In this day and age with him being that old....... gross

[@rowdyways4228]

He didn’t write this song, Chuck Berry did. It was a hit song when they were younger. The fan base was teenagers at the time it came out. Those same fans stayed liking this song throughout their lives, maybe it reminded them of being younger I don’t know.

[@kerry1ization]

@@rowdyways4228 good point well made

[@motorbreathjz]

@@kerry1ization maybe think a little more before you comment with twisted thoughts -.-

[@jeanjearman2025]

@@motorbreathjz Maybe you think a little more before you except a pedophile lusting after teenagers. A grown man courting his 12 yr old cousin and stealing her away from her family, lying to her parents saying he was taking her to the movies, to marry her at 13, with a forged marriage license . Not much of a person. I think YOU must have the twisted thoughts.

[@StillTcB]

@@rowdyways4228Actually it was written by Otis Blackwell but I get your point exactly 👍