Jason D. Williams wild shock of blond hair make JASON D. WILLIAMS comparisons to Jerry Lee 9 p.m., Revolution, $10 adv., Lewis unavoidable. And he $15 d.o.s. performs a litany of the Though he was born in El Killer's hits, including Dorado, Jason D. Williams is "Great Balls of Fire" and a genuine Memphis Madman, a "Drinkin' Wine Spodee-O-Dee." hyperactive, convulsive piano He's shared the stage with pounder who draws deeply from his forefather. There's a the musical traditions of his great clip online of Williams, adopted city. He got his Lewis and Mickey Gilley start at the tender age of 16, playing "What'd I Say?" on playing in the backup band of Music City Tonight. This another Arkansas native, the should be a high-energy show, legendary Sleepy LaBeef. Of with plenty of boogie-woogie, course, Williams' rockabilly rock 'n' roll and kicked-over repertoire, manic playing, piano stools. spastic stage presence and
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