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Fats Domino Audio CD
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  • Audio CD (13 July 1999)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Musicrama/Koch
  • ASIN: B0000DEMSB
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

1. Blueberry Hill
2. Ain't That a Shame
3. Going to the River
4. Please Don't Leave Me
5. Blue Monday
6. Fat Man
7. So Long
8. I'm in Love Again
9. When My Dreamboat Comes Home
10. I'm Walkin'
11. I'm Ready
12. Wait and See
13. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday
14. I Want to Walk You Home
15. Whole Lotta Lovin'
16. Be My Guest
17. My Girl Josephine
18. Walking to New Orleans
19. Let the Four Winds Blow
20. Jambalaya (On the Bayou)

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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By Peter Durward Harris #1 HALL OF FAME TOP 10 REVIEWER
Format:Audio CD
Like Memphis, New Orleans is a cultural melting pot, where you can find many different styles of music. Fats was already a successful recording artist long before the birth of rock'n'roll - he sold a million copies of The fat man in 1949 - but rock'n'roll gave his career a boost.

This compilation includes The fat man and two other pre-rock'n'roll successes (Going home, Going to the river) but mostly focuses on Fats' music between 1956 and 1962. Many of these songs are originals but the song for Fats is most famous, Blueberry hill, is actually a cover. Glen Miller had the original American hit with Blueberry hill, taking in to number one in 1940, but Fats was apparently inspired by Louis Armstrong's cover of the song. Blueberry hill was the only UK top ten hit for Fats although he had nine other UK top twenty hits. He did better in America, where he had many more major hits.

Among the other tracks here, one of the most significant is Be my guest, which, more than any other track here, shows why Fats was an influence on Jamaican reggae music. I hear you knocking, originally a Smiley Lewis song, will be familiar to many Brits because of the version by Dave Edmunds that topped the UK charts in 1971.

Many other classic Fats Domino hits are here including Ain't that a shame, I'm walking, Jambalaya, I'm in love again, Blue Monday, I want to walk you home and Walking to New Orleans.

If you just want a single CD of Fats Domino's rock'n'roll music, this is as good as you are likely to find.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Fats Domino never ceases to bore me. His music always gets my feet moving. I was looking for a compilation which encompassed most of his hits and popular songs at a reasonable price and this was it. My only disappointment is that Red Sails in The Sunset is not included - probably because he recorded it with another company.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Rock'n'roll music from New Orleans 9 Mar 2005
By Peter Durward Harris - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Like Memphis, New Orleans is a cultural melting pot, where you can find many different styles of music. Fats was already a successful recording artist long before the birth of rock'n'roll - he sold a million copies of The fat man in 1949 - but rock'n'roll gave his career a boost.

This compilation includes The fat man and two other pre-rock'n'roll successes (Going home, Going to the river) but mostly focuses on Fats' music between 1956 and 1962. Many of these songs are originals but the song for Fats is most famous, Blueberry hill, is actually a cover. Glen Miller had the original American hit with Blueberry hill, taking in to number one in 1940, but Fats was apparently inspired by Louis Armstrong's cover of the song. Blueberry hill was the only UK top ten hit for Fats although he had nine other UK top twenty hits. He did better in America, where he had many more major hits.

Among the other tracks here, one of the most significant is Be my guest, which, more than any other track here, shows why Fats was an influence on Jamaican reggae music. I hear you knocking, originally a Smiley Lewis song, will be familiar to many Brits because of the version by Dave Edmunds that topped the UK charts in 1971.

Many other classic Fats Domino hits are here including Ain't that a shame, I'm walking, Jambalaya, I'm in love again, Blue Monday, I want to walk you home and Walking to New Orleans.

If you just want a single CD of Fats Domino's rock'n'roll music, this is as good as you are likely to find.
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