FATS DOMINO
- The Big Beat
The Early Hits Of Fats Domino
The most popular exponent of classic New Orleans R&B. Fats sold more records than any other black Rock ‘n’ Roll star of the 50s. His first single, ‘The Fat Man’ is a candidate for the first R’n’R record. #2 on the U.S. R&B charts it sold a million copies. He crossed over into the pop charts in a big way with ‘Ain’t That a Shame’ in 1955 a Top 10 hit. Pat Boone’s cover went to No.1. ‘Blueberry Hill’ (his best-known) single, ‘I’m Walking’, ‘Blue Monday’ & ‘I’m in Love Again’ were also huge successes
.... all are featured here with many other favourites from the 1950s.
CD1 The Fat Man: Every Night About This Time: Rockin’ Chair: Goin’ Home: How Long: Poor Poor Me : Going To The River : Please Don’t Leave Me : Rose Mary : Something’s Wrong (My Heart’s In Your Hands) : You Done Me Wrong : Thinking Of You : Don’t You Know : All By Myself : Ain’t That A Shame : Blue Monday : Poor Me : I Can’t Go On (Rosalie) : I’m In Love Again : Bo Weevil : Don’t Blame It On Me : So-Long : My Blue Heaven : When My Dreamboat Comes Home : What’s The Reason I’m Not Pleasing You : Blueberry Hill : Honey Chile : I’m Walkin’ : What Will I Tell My Heart : The Rooster Song.
CD2 It’s You I Love: Valley Of Tears: Wait And See: The Big Beat: Little Mary: When I See You: I Still Love You: I Want You To Know: As Time Goes By: My Happiness: I’m In The Mood For Love: Troubles Of My Own: La-La: Don’t You Hear Me Calling You: You Can Pack Your Suitcase: Where Did You Stay?: If You Need Me: Are You Going My Way (Hey Little School Girl): Fats’ Frenzy: You Said You Loved Me: Swanee River Hop: Goodbye: Second Line Jump: I Love Her: Trust In Me: The Fat Man’s Hop: Reeling And Rocking: Tired Of Crying: Careless Love: Hey Fat Man.
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