Fats Domino

Что я ещё могу сказать?Напишите про него...

Ты б фразы две сплел бы какие, или типа ребята мне тут не до ваших перезвонов, расскажите к примеру... Что, совсем плохой?

Наоборот!!!Он молодец...Самые популярные песни: Ain't thats a shame, I'm Walkin,I'm ready...купи не пожалеешь!!!!!!!!

Самой популярной песней в исполнении этого певца и пианиста была Blueberry Hills. Эту же песню исполнял Луи Армстронг. НО в джазовой импровизации.
Толстяк Домино сделал ее почти рок н роллом. Скончался кажется в 1978 году. Имею хорошии сборник песен Фэтса. Двойной винил и еще кое что.
Домино часто считают человеком, который внёс лепту в создании рок н рола.

Подскажите, где можно его mp3 скачать?

Иххххххххххххх. Думаю через поисковики только...
Если не получиться-пишите. Помогу.

Blueberry Hills он не написал а только обработал...и на iddk.shop.ru есть хороший его диск.А какая ваша любимая песня?

Я в Битлолвской антологии читал, что он очень сильно на них повлиял (особенно на Джорджа и Пола)Кстати превая песня, которую выучил Джордж была его песня "I'm in love again" Когда Битлы стали знаменитыми, они захотели с ним встретится, в антологии даже фотка есть...

Наикрутейший чувак в рок-н-рольном мире.
Слава героям Рок-н-ролла!!!

С Элвисом (если кто не узнал))))

2Mr. Postman:

>Blueberry Hills. Эту же песню
>исполнял Луи Армстронг. НО в джазовой импровизации.

Кто ее только не исполнял. Хоть тот же Элвис.

2Mr. Postman:

...
>Скончался кажется в 1978 году...

Так жиф же, курилка! И концерты даёт. Причём, оч. нра, когда он садится к фоно и грит в микрофон, обращаясь к зрителям: "Ну, чё, заказывайте, што играть..." А колличество его пластинок-хитоф-песенок, ну, сами знаете: как китайцеф ф Китае :)))
Оч. хороший ди-ви-ди "The Legends of New Orleans: The Music of Fats Domino."Amazing Live Performance from the NO Jazz & Heritage Fest 2001" (90 min.)

Неужели жив еще? Это проверенная информация? Я думал он умер где-то в 90-е, по крайней мере не слышал о новых пластинках (не путать с переизданиями всяких хитов)...

Даты смерти йок
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:jbfoxql5ldae~T1

Sold Out! The Greatest Rock & Roll Show in the World
Fats Domino/Jerry Lee Lewis/Little Richard

последний лайф-альбом триумверат-триада рояльщикоф: "Киллер"-"Толсяк"-"Малыш Ричард" датирован 2004-м. Запись сделана в этом тысячелетии.

2 john lee hooker:
А где там дата смерти-то?

Я думаю "йок" означает ,что даты нет по причине того,что видимо жив толстячок!

Fats Domino Rescued In New Orleans

Rock legend Fats Domino has been rescued in New Orleans, days after Hurricane Katrina devastated the city. According to reports, Domino is now safe but his precise whereabouts are unknown.

The artist's longtime agent, Al Embry said he hadn't been able to contact Domino since talking to him Sunday evening by phone.

The 77-year-old artist, whose real name is Antoine Domino, told Embry that he planned to stay at his New Orleans house with his wife, Rosemary, and their daughter.

"I hope somebody turns him up, but as of right now, we haven't got anybody that knows where he's at," said Embry, who has worked with Domino for 28 years. "I would think he might be safe because somebody said he was on top of the balcony."

Checquoline Davis, Domino's niece, posted a message on Craigslist.com today pleading for information. Davis wrote that Domino, his wife, their children and grandchildren "didn't get out" of the second floor.

Domino, who has rarely appeared in public in recent years, has a home in the 9th ward, a low-lying area of the flooded city. Getting information on possible missing persons has been nearly impossible as phone lines for hospitals and police haven't been working.

Domino is best known for the legendary singles "Blueberry Hill" and "Ain't That a Shame,” and his 1950 recording of "The Fat Man" has often been called the first real rock'n'roll record.

http://www.billboard.com/bb/daily/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001053605

Счастливо спасеннный Фэтс!

FATS DOMINO - 'I'VE LOST EVERYTHING'

FATS DOMINO has revealed that he has “lost everything” in the wake of HURRICANE KATRINA.

The blues legend, who was reported missing in the aftermath of the natural disaster, was among those who chose not to leave the stricken New Orleans.

He is said to have spent the last few days at a friend’s apartment in Baton Rouge.

Speaking to the Washington Post, Domino said: “We've lost everything.”

He added: “I'm worried about all the people of New Orleans. Tell them I love them, and I wish I was home with them. I hope we'll see them soon."

Friends and relatives of the star were concerned about his whereabouts until Thursday evening (September 1) when one of his daughters, Karen Domino White, recognised him in a picture published by the New Orleans Times-Picayune, his agent Al Embry said.

The photograph showed a man resembling the pianist being helped out of a rescue boat.

His whereabouts remained unclear until Friday (September 2), although Domino was rescued from his home on Monday (August 29).

Domino has sold more than 110 million records, and is famous for such tracks as ’Blueberry Hill’ and ’Ain’t That A Shame’.

More than one million people were reported to have been evacuated from New Orleans and its surrounding areas before Hurricane Katrina struck.

Mayor Ray Nagin has estimated that up to 100,000 people remain in the city.

http://www.nme.com/news/113600.htm

Fats Domino Finds Big Easy Home in Ruins Sun Oct 16

NEW ORLEANS - Visiting his home for the first time since he was rescued from rising floodwaters in a boat, Fats Domino found his piano overturned among mud and debris and his house in ruins.

Despite the destruction, the 77-year-old legendary musician found a few bright spots during last week's tour, arranged by WWL-TV: a favorite shirt that survived unblemished and a bust that made it through the storm unbroken.

Those were the exceptions. His electric keyboard sat against a wall covered in dried mud, mildew and mold, and his white grand piano was overturned, broken and stained with the filth that flowed into the Lower Ninth Ward along with the floodwaters.

The water reached well over 8 feet, brushing the bottoms of chandeliers inside the home, WWL-TV reported.

Domino's fate was not publicly known for several days after the Hurricane Katrina-spawned floods hit the low-lying neighborhood. He was rescued in a boat along with other family members from an upper-floor balcony.

The side of the balcony was spray-painted with a premature farewell when it was feared Domino had not survived. "R.I.P. Fats. You will be missed."

Domino's house was a mansion of pink, yellow and lavender decorated with such touches as his "Cadillac couch," resembling the rear of a 1950s car. The room was left in shambles.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051016/ap_en_mu/people_domino;_ylt=AiB3u_fUZItMzJqsKrsVQSm...