Fats Domino - I'll Be Gone - June 1951

Here's more music by Fats Domino, "I'll Be Gone," a song that he co-wrote.

Recorded in New Orleans in July of 1951 and released on Imperial 78 RPM/45 RPM #5167 in January, 1952.

Fats Domino - Tired Of Crying(master) - January 1951

Fats Domino is "Tired Of Crying."

Recorded in New Orleans in January of 1951 and released the following month on an Imperial 78 RPM record (#5114).

FATS DOMINO You Can Pack Your Suitcase 1954

According to Fats Domino, "You Can Pack Your Suitcase."


This 1954 recording was released on Imperial #5301.

FATS DOMINO Going To The River MAR '53

From 1953, here's Fats Domino with "Going To The River."

Released on Imperial #5231.

FATS DOMINO Don't You Know JAN '55

Here's Fats Domino with "Don't You Know."

This 1955 recording was released on Imperial #5340.

Fats Domino - Right From Wrong - June 1951

Time for music by Fats Domino, "Right From Wrong."

Recorded in New Orleans in June of 1951 and released as a 78 RPM disc the following month on Imperial #5138.

Fats Domino - I Left My Heart In San Francisco (master) - June 3, 1965

Here's something totally different!

Here's Fats Domino with his version of "I Left My Heart In San Francisco."

Recorded in Las Vegas on June 3, 1965 and released on Mercury 45 RPM #72463.

Fats Domino - So Long - November 30, 1955

Here's Fats Domino with "So Long," a song he and his collaborator Dave Bartholomew co-authored.

Recorded in Hollywood on November 30, 1955 and released in July of 1956 on Imperial #5396.

Fats Domino - The Rooster Song - January 25, 1957

Time for "The Rooster Song" with Fats Domino.

Recorded in New Orleans on January 25, 1957 and released on the Imperial album (LP-9040) "This Is Fats."

Fats Domino - Right From Wrong - June 1951

Time for Fats Domino to teach us "Right From Wrong."

Recorded in June of 1951 in New Orleans and released on Imperial #5138 the following month.

Fats Domino - What's The Matter Baby - January 1951

Here's Fats Domino with his own composition "What's The Matter Baby."

Recorded in New Orleans in January of 1951 and released the following as Imperial 78 RPM #5114.

Fats Domino - Dreaming(instr.) - September 10, 1952

Strictly instrumental, here's Fats Domino with the Dave Bartholomew-penned "Dreaming."

Recorded in New Orleans on September 10, 1952 and released as a 45/78 RPM disc on Imperial #5209 in January of 1953.

Fats Domino - Boogie Woogie Baby - January 7, 1950

Here's a toe tapper from Fats Domino, the Dave Bartholomew-penned "Boogie Woogie Baby."

Recorded in New Orleans on January 7, 1950 and released in March of that year on Imperial 78 RPM #5065.

Fats Domino - Thinking Of You - December 14, 1953

Time for Fats Domino with "Thinking Of You."

Recorded in New Orleans on December 14, 1953 and released in December of 1954 as Imperial #5323.

Fats Domino - Hide Away Blues - December 10, 1949

Here's Fats Domino with "Hide Away Blues," a song in which he and his longtime collaborator Dave Bartholomew co-authored.

Recorded in New Orleans on December 10, 1949 and released in May of 1950 on Imperial 78 RPM #5077.

Fats Domino - Korea Blues - September 1950

Time for "Korea Blues" with Fats Domino.

Recorded in New Orleans in September of 1950 and released that same month as a 78 RPM record, Imperial #5099 (released in a 45 RPM version in 1952).

Fats Domino - Please Don't Leave Me - April 18, 1953

Here's Fats Domino singing his own composition, "Please Don't Leave Me."

Recorded in New Orleans on April 18, 1953 and released on Imperial #5240.

Fats Domino - Every Night About This Time (version 1) - September 1950

Here's Fats Domino with his own composition, "Every Night About This Time."

Recorded in New Orleans in September of 1950 and released on Imperial 78 RPM #5099.

It was first released as a 45 RPM in 1952.

1956 Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill - Sullivan Show

In a kinescoped excerpt from a 1956 CBS Network telecast of The Ed Sullivan Show, here's Fats Domino with "Blueberry Hill."

Fats Domino - Ain't It A Shame(master, version 1) - March 15, 1955

Here's Fats Domino's classic original recording of "Ain't It A Shame," which he co-written with Dave Bartholomew.

Recorded in Hollywood, California on March 15, 1955.

The song reached Billboard's rhythm and blues charts, ultimately spending eleven weeks at #1.

It reached as high as #10 on the pop charts, more than holding its' own against Pat Boone's cover version.

Released on Imperial #5348.