CD Details
- Tracks 25-26 are bonus tracks.
- Released: March 14, 2006
- Originally Released: 1998
- Label: Collectables Records
Description by OLDIES.com:
Fats Domino is truly fabulous as he swings through these two complete albums from the '50s. Twenty-six tracks, including two bonus selections - "I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday" and "Be My Guest".
Tracks:
- 1.The Big Beat
- 2.I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You
- 3.What Will I Tell My Heart
- 4.Barrel House
- 5.Little Mary
- 6.Sick And Tired
- 7.I Want You To Know
- 8.44
- 9.Mardi Gras In New Orleans
- 10.I Can't Go On
- 11.Long Lonesome Journey
- 12.Young School Girl
- 13.The Fat Man
- 14.Blue Monday
- 15.Blueberry Hill
- 16.I'm In Love Again
- 17.Going To The River
- 18.My Blue Heaven
- 19.Bo Weevil
- 20.Goin' Home
- 21.Please Don't Leave Me
- 22.Ain't That A Shame
- 23.I'm Walkin'
- 24.Whole Lotta Loving
- 25.I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday (Bonus Track)
- 26.Be My Guest (Bonus Track)
Product Description:
2 LPs on 1 CD: THE FABULOUS MR. D (1958)/FATS DOMINO SWINGS (1959).
Liner Note Author: Marv Goldberg.
This two-for-one disc features many of Domino's best-known singles including "I'm in Love Again," "Blue Monday," and his most popular hit, "Blueberry Hill." Decades removed, Domino's voice still sounds refreshing and dynamic. Even when he delivers a gloomy lyric like "Blue Monday," he sings it with the type of rare enthusiasm that is both charismatic and heartwarming.
One of Domino's most important songs is "The Fat Man." This tune is considered by some rock historians to be one of the first rock & roll songs ever penned. It was also Domino's earliest hit. This simple boogie-woogie tune is heard here in its original form, with the shuffle rhythms of the piano echoing the blues, while the song's energy and urgency adds the distinctively rock & roll element. If you want to hear the roots of rock music, they're right here.
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