Rock and Roll with Fats as he sings his million-selling hits on these two albums collected together on a single disc. Includes twenty-six fabulous tracks.
Tracks:
1.Fat Man
2.Tired Of Crying
3.Goin' Home
4.You Said You Love Me
5.Going To The River
6.Please Don't Leave Me
7.Rose Mary
8.All By Myself
9.Ain't That A Shame
10.Poor Me
11.Bo Weevil
12.Don't Blame It On Me
13.Walking To New Orleans
14.My Girl Josephine
15.Three Nights A Week
16.Shu Rah
17.My Real Name
18.Natural Born Lover
19.Let The Four Winds Blow
20.What A Price
21.Jambalaya (On The Bayou)
22.You Win Again
23.Ain't Gonna Do It
24.My Heart Is Bleeding
25.Whole Lotta Lovin' (Bonus Track)
26.I'm Ready (Bonus Track)
Product Description:
2 LPs on 1 CD: ROCK AND ROLLIN' (1956)/MILLION SELLERS (1962).
Includes liner notes by Marv Goldberg.
Liner Note Author: Marv Goldberg.
Antoine 'Fats' Domino's brand of New Orleans R&B had scarcely changed since his first record, 'The Fat Man', in 1949 but with the advent of rock 'n' roll, his record label encouraged him to push the rhythm, drop the blues, beef up the saxes, write teenage lyrics and call it rock 'n' roll. Fats did not mind: he simply loved playing music. This collection included older material such as 'Please Don't Leave Me', but still justified the rock 'n' roll tag. Fats' wife is the subject of 'Rosemary' and they had eight children, each of which was christened with a name beginning with 'A'. Perhaps Fats' records had plenty of bounce because he used to work in a bedsprings factory?
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