Rock · 2018

Fats Domino

The King Of New Orleans Live!

Label: Sunset Blvd Records SBR-7922

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Track Listing

Disc 1: The Fat Man In Hollywood

My Girl Josephine
The Fat Man
I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Some Day
Blue Monday
Jambalaya (On The Bayou)
Blueberry Hill
Going To The River
I'm Ready
I Want To Walk You Home
Whole Lotta Loving
I'm Walkin'
Ain't It A Shame
Walking To New Orleans
Poor Me
I Almost Lost My Mind
I'm In Love Again
Let The Four Winds Blow
My Toot Toot
I Can't Go On
Shake, Rattle And Roll

Disc 2: Fats Rocks America

So Long
What A Price
I'm In The Mood For Love
Domino Twist
Please Don't Leave Me
Sentimental Journey
Fats Boogie
Red Sails In The Sunset
Sick And Tired
Whiskey Heaven
When My Dreamboat Comes Home
All By Myself
Valley Of Tears
Goin' Home
The Girl I Love
Mardi Gras In New Orleans
I Hear You Knocking

Disc 3: Fats Concert Rarities

Lee Allen Vamp / Hello Josephine
When The Saints Go Marching In / Deep In The Heart Of Texas
I Hear You Knocking
Lawdy Miss Clawdy
The Sheik Of Araby
Your Cheatin' Heart
Another Mule Kicking In The Stall
The Lady In Black
So Long / C.C. Rider
Lady Madonna
My Blue Heaven
Stormy Weather
I'm Walkin'

Unlike most of his fellow first generation rock and roll pioneers, Fats Domino remained incredibly consistent in concert over the decades. His cooking combo was often populated by many of the same legendary musicians that played up a storm on the New Orleans legends 1950s smashes as he served up a non-stop menu of million-sellers night after night onstage, much to the delight of his legion of loyal fans. The Fat Man always looked and sounded as though he was loving every minute of it. With the October 24, 2017 passing of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Star at age 89, there won’t be any more joyous live performances from Domino, who retired from touring during the late ‘90s to spend all his time in his beloved hometown of New Orleans and had been musically inactive for the last few years. This mammoth three-CD collection, compiled from a wealth of in-concert performances, can serve as the next best thing, reminding us anew why the Fat Man was an altogether unforgettable figure in the history of both rhythm and blues and rock and roll.