Fats Domino – I’m Walking
Timeless Melodies The Irresistible Pulse of the Sidewalk: A Masterclass in New Orleans Rhythm In the early months of 1957, as the “vibrant” spirit of Rock and Roll began to sweep across…
Fats Domino
Fats Domino – I’m In Love Again(Performed on The David Letterman Show in 1988)
The New Orleans Ambassador in the Late Night Light: Fats Domino on Letterman (1988) In the history of late-night television, there are performances that transcend mere promotion and become “events”…
Fats Domino – I Hear You Knocking
The Rolling Thunder of a New Era: A Masterclass in Rhythmic Resilience In the summer of 1955, as the airwaves began to crackle with the nascent energy of rock and…
Fats Domino – I Want to Walk You Home
The Gentle Bounce of New Orleans: A Masterclass in R&B Charm In 1959, while the airwaves were often filled with the frantic energy of early rock and roll, Fats Domino…
Fats Domino – Hello Josephine
The Rolling Rhythm of the Crescent City: A Masterclass in the Joyful Blues of a New Orleans Icon In the spring of 1960, as the musical landscape of America was…
Fats Domino – Be My Guest
The Architect of the New Orleans Groove: An Open Invitation to the Birth of Rock and Soul In the autumn of 1959, as the first decade of rock and roll…
Fats Domino – My Blue Heaven
The Dance of Fulfillment: Fats Domino and the Peaceful Paradise in “My Blue Heaven” If there’s one artist who can transform the simplest melodies into enduring symbols of joy, it’s…
Fats Domino – The Fat Man
The Thunderous Birth of a New Rhythm: How a Piano-Pounding Prodigy from New Orleans Set the World in Motion In the sweltering, creative crucible of New Orleans in 1949, a…
Fats Domino – My Girl Josephine
The Irresistible Charm of the Big Beat: Fats Domino’s “My Girl Josephine” In the pantheon of early rock and roll, few artists could command a groove with as much effortless…
Fats Domino – It Keeps Rainin
The Gentle Persistence of the New Orleans Beat: Fats Domino’s “It Keeps Raining.” In the landscape of early Rock and Roll, while others were shouting to be heard, Fats Domino…