Ronnie Wood Collaborates With Jerry Lee Lewis

The legendary musician, nick named The Killer, has a guest appearance from the Rolling Stones guitar player on his latest album.

Incident-prone US musician Jerry Lee Lewis continues creating music in his eighth decade of life. He is currently recording a new album in Memphis, which will feature other famous musicians.

The latest news from the recording sessions is that Ronnie Wood, the Rolling Stones guitar player joined the team, NME writes.

Lewis` back up vocalist is Leila Moss, singer of the English rock group The Duke Spirit, while other musicians to have collaborated with him are Ricky Rosas, Neil Young`s bass player and Jim Keltner, Bob Dylan`s drummer.

Jerry announced at the end of last year that only stars would take part in creating this album, stating Mick Jagger and Keith Richards as examples. As it seems, he has not managed to get them to collaborate.