Just shy of his 71st birthday, Jerry Lee Lewis - who had his first hell-raising hit 49 years ago with Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On - is releasing his first studio album in more than a decade.

As a pioneer for Sam Phillips' legendary Sun Records, Lewis was a member of the ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ with Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash. Together, the young Sun stars carved a special place in the history of American music, which is now acknowledged in the extraordinary list of artists who have taken part in this new project -

Last Man Standing duets with Jerry Lee Lewis -

Rock and Roll - with Jimmy Page

Before The Night Is Over - with B.B. King

Pink Cadillac - with Bruce Springsteen

Evening Gown - with Mick Jagger & Ronnie Wood

You Don’t Have To Go - with Neil Young

Twilight - with Robbie Robertson

Travelin’ Band - with John Fogerty

That Kind of Fool - with Keith Richards

Sweet Little 16 - with Ringo Starr

Just A Bummin’ Around - with Merle Haggard

Honky Tonk Woman - with Kid Rock

What’s Made Milwaukee Famous - with Rod Stewart

Don’t Be Ashamed Of Your Age - with George Jones

A Couple More Years - with Willie Nelson

Old Glory - with Toby Keith

Trouble In Mind - with Eric Clapton

I Saw Her Standing There - with Little Richard

Lost Highway - with Delaney Bramlett

Hadacohl Boogie - with Buddy Guy

The Irish Heart Beat - with Don Henley

The Pilgrim Ch.33 - with Kris Kristofferson