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Greatest Hits: Walking To New Orleans

by: Fats Domino

Release Date August 14, 2007
I have some Fats Domino 45's and had not seen any cd's in the stores. I am very happy to have found his cd's at Amazon. This cd has some songs I have not heard, but it also has some that I really like.

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Fats Domino Jukebox: 20 Greatest Hits the Way You Originally Heard Them

by: Fats Domino

Release Date March 12, 2002
They key difference between this single CD hits collection and the earlier "My Blue Heaven" is that this one uses the sped-up versions as originally released. "My Blue Heaven" and the ACE singles compilations present the songs restored to correct pitch as performed but not released. For those that grew up with the Fat Man this CD has the familiar pitch.

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Walking to New Orleans

by: Fats Domino

Release Date March 12, 2002
This astonishing collection sounds great but I do have a gripe or two. For one, where's "Li'l Liza Jane" and for another, I would have loved to have heard a live version of Hank's Jambalaya 'cause Fats rips the song up live.
The omission of "Liza" is especially glaring since it was recorded for Imperial...

Imperfect as it is, this collection will keep you rockin' and rollin' with the Fat Man and insofar box sets go - this is a fine collection.

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Fats Domino - Greatest Hits

by: Fats Domino

Release Date June 16, 1995
I love mostly all types of musice, even tho I didn't grow up in the 50's, I love the sound and beat of that generations music

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They Call Me the Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings

by: Fats Domino

Release Date October 22, 1991
A couple of things are obvious if you search the material available for Fats Domino. Many of the titles are "out of stock" - which could mean either they are temporarily unavailable or are simply out of print - and this one does not even turn up under his name (at least I couldn't find it there). I found it by searching under the sub-title "They Call Me The Fat Man."

This is surprising because, simply put, this entry from the EMI Legends of Rock n' Roll Series is THE best single collection of Fats Domino you are going to find, 4 CDs containing 100 of his best offerings recorded at Imperial from 1949 to 1962.

It also contains a magnificent 84-page booklet with a fold-out back cover showing reproductions of many of his LP covers, ... Read More:

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Diner: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

by: Bobby Darin

Release Date June 01, 1989
During the past few months, oldies has been my favorite kind of music. I go to the Gypsy's Shiny Diner restaurant occasionally, not only to eat but also to put a quarter in the Jutebox to listen to my favorite '50s rock'n'roll song. I went there yesterday and after that I went over to Borders and found the soundtrack to the movie Diner, and immediatally bought it. This is another great oldies soundtrack next to "American Graffiti." It includes the songs "I Wonder Why," "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On," "A Teenager In Love," and "A Thousand Miles Away." I just played the whole soundtrack on my CD player and thoroughly enjoyed it. This is the kind of soundtrack where you don't have to skip any tracks. ... Read More:

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Fats Domino Rock and Rollin'/This Is Fats

by: Fats Domino

Release Date August 11, 1998
Sure, Elvis and Chuck and Buddy were great, but it would be a crime to forget about Fats Domino's contributions to early rock `n' roll. His music was a sumptuous (and supremely danceable) mixture of New Orleans R&B and chugging r `n' r, complete with pounding piano runs and forceful (yet surprisingly sensual) vocals. This collection brings together two of his finest albums- Fats Domino Rock And Rollin' (his second album, and not to be confused with its follow-up, Rock And Rollin' With Fats Domino) and This Is Fats Domino (his fourth album, not to be confused with a later record entitled This Is Fats). These albums feature some of the greatest songs of the rock `n' roll era, from the jazzy swing of "My Blue Heaven" and "Careless Love" on the Rock And Rollin' ... Read More:

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Blueberry Hill

by: Fats Domino

Release Date July 14, 1995
Fats always delivers and this cd is no different.I highly recommend it. Little Richard can say all he wants about himself being the only inventor of Rock and Roll But I think that given the fact Fats was recording long before him, Antoine Fats Domino Deserves some credit too. Enough SAID!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Alive and Kickin'

Release Date 2006
Musically, this record is incredible. There's a perfect subtle mix of modern elements like synth and slide guitar that give it an updated sound, but it still sounds like classic Fats. This ranks as high as anything he's ever done. Fats Domino is a living legend. This is the kind of record that makes you feel grateful to be alive.

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King of New Orleans Rock 'N' Roll

by: Fats Domino

Release Date April 15, 2008
Musically, this record is incredible. There's a perfect subtle mix of modern elements like synth and slide guitar that give it an updated sound, but it still sounds like classic Fats. This ranks as high as anything he's ever done. Fats Domino is a living legend. This is the kind of record that makes you feel grateful to be alive.