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The Untold Truth Of Fats Domino 

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Fats Domino was one of the true originators of rock n' roll music. And though his music was a sensation and he toured the world for decades, today you might not know that much about the musical pioneer. Perhaps surprising for those who've heard the name but don't know the music, Fats Domino died recently - in 2017 at the age of 89. During his long and storied career, Domino lived through the birth of rock music, segregation and desegregation, and eventually the horrors of Hurricane Katrina in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana. Throughout all of this, he maintained his level head and cheerful sensibility, as well as his flair for performance. This is the untold truth of Fats Domino.
#FatsDomino #RockNRoll #Music
Taught himself how to play | 0:00
Origin of the name 'Fats' | 1:19
A ground-breaking artist | 2:08
Instrumental in desegregating rock n' roll | 3:08
Dealing with racism in America | 4:27
The first rock n' roll riot | 5:14
White artists built their careers on him | 6:24
Severe stage fright | 7:22
Retired in 1995 | 8:31
Lost everything in Katrina | 9:18
The passing of a legend | 10:19
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@GrungeHQ
@GrungeHQ 3 года назад
What's your favorite Fats Domino song?
@jayharvey7043
@jayharvey7043 3 года назад
I'm Walkin
@ernestturner915
@ernestturner915 3 года назад
Blueberry Hill
@jackhunsucker3220
@jackhunsucker3220 3 года назад
Ain't that a shame, and Blue Monday
@panteraxenos4789
@panteraxenos4789 3 года назад
Walking to New Orleans
@pieyedapple
@pieyedapple 3 года назад
Blue Monday
@puppyeyes9368
@puppyeyes9368 3 года назад
Fats Domino certainly has not, nor will he be forgotten. He is a Rock & Roll great.
@davidaston5773
@davidaston5773 Год назад
Fats Domino IS rock and roll. Everything rocks and rolls from him.
@timmy841212
@timmy841212 3 года назад
I believe Fats Domino never got the full credit he really deserved mainly because of the wild men of rock and roll such as Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry and Jerry Lee Lewis. Just my humble opinion.
@curtisthomas2670
@curtisthomas2670 3 года назад
Don't forget Screaming Jay Hawkins 😅
@timmy841212
@timmy841212 3 года назад
@@curtisthomas2670 Oh yeah. Thanks. 😊
@laraegodwin6008
@laraegodwin6008 3 года назад
Oh , I don't know if I agree. Fats Domino was always a giant as far as I am concerned. I know during Hurricane Katrina everyone was worried about him!! Elvis loved him
@debbietherriault3721
@debbietherriault3721 2 года назад
True!!
@q.t.gamingfamily
@q.t.gamingfamily 2 года назад
There's a reason for that. We're STILL trying to fix that, true, but LOOK at the amazing strides we've made. We've come a long way.
@nevar23
@nevar23 3 года назад
Feeling blessed to have seen him perform live at the New Orleans Jazz Fest. I've been to a lot of live shows, but seeing Fats Domino is a treasured memory.
@laurastrobel718
@laurastrobel718 3 года назад
That's awesome☺
@waynemoe3823
@waynemoe3823 2 года назад
I seen him play at Hollywood casino casino magic at the time, my aunt lived around where he lived in the lower 9th ward and my little sister spend a lot of time at her house and she meant him a few times when was walking the neighborhood
@knockoutguitarist087
@knockoutguitarist087 3 года назад
I never forgot about fats...ain’t that a shame is timeless. My parents were born in the 50s so they raised me on what they grew up listening to so fats chuck buddy guy I couldn’t forget if I wanted to
@LB-ty6ks
@LB-ty6ks 3 года назад
Thank God we have the technology to preserve the music and performances of this giant of an artist. I loved him when I was a teen and I still listen to him regularly. He'll be with us for a long, long time.
@panteraxenos4789
@panteraxenos4789 3 года назад
It's true Elvis thought the world of Fats. And Fats , many times , after Elvis died would tell his audiences how much he loved and missed Elvis.
@blueduck5589
@blueduck5589 3 года назад
BS.
@ellat2302
@ellat2302 3 года назад
True story! :) the appreciated each other. Know fact :) He was not Elvis but he was awesome :) RIP
@asangster6582
@asangster6582 3 года назад
@@carm738 suggest you check out the RU-vid video ‘Elvis and the black community’ because your comment just highlights your utter ignorance.
@JoseRodriguez-lo9wi
@JoseRodriguez-lo9wi 3 года назад
He passed in 2017! What! An actual rock legend that lived a very great life!
@Amalia-no7xt
@Amalia-no7xt 2 года назад
I regret not going to his second line here in New Orleans, when he passed.
@JoseRodriguez-lo9wi
@JoseRodriguez-lo9wi 2 года назад
@@Amalia-no7xt 😔
@snoroof58
@snoroof58 3 года назад
Ain't That A Shame is my favorite Fats Domino song and I think you're very wrong about him being forgotten. He'll never be forgotten and his wonderful songs and style are remembered and influenced every artist that has come along since his heyday and will always do so. Extending his style and memory for as long as music lasts.
@berniejacque4544
@berniejacque4544 3 года назад
As l understand it, he was the best selling artist of the 50's and early 60's. He was a hit machine. I love his style of blues mixed with rock and roll. What a great musician! R. I. P., my talented friend.
@tonyvalle2310
@tonyvalle2310 Год назад
I've been a musician for 51 years, I've got a few of his songs in my repertoire. Every time I play one of them, I get a good response from the audience, makes me feel good inside. RIP great one.
@top10questionablethings68
@top10questionablethings68 3 года назад
He influenced a lot of musicians famous and home brew musicians. Hat off to Fats . He the real piano man.
@douglaspaterson5269
@douglaspaterson5269 2 года назад
Hats to Fats!😉👍🏾🎩
@suestrother9030
@suestrother9030 2 года назад
I heard Buddy Holly was greatly influenced by listening to Fats on the radio. What treasures they are.
@madalynguerrero8341
@madalynguerrero8341 3 года назад
The pink album The Fat Man was my favorite since I was 4 years old. My older brother loved that album and played it everyday after work, and I’d sit in his room & listen with him. To this day at 68 years old I still know all the words to every Fats Domino song on that album.
@stupendous1068
@stupendous1068 3 года назад
He had a great hairstyle back in the day.
@stephanielloyd4053
@stephanielloyd4053 3 года назад
I have always absolutely loved Elvis, since I was a little girl, my Dad was a big fan of Fats Domino, and he introduced me to a lot of early rock and roll music, which I still love today.
@royaljesters4010
@royaljesters4010 3 года назад
Love his talent ,style, and smile. His rock will roll forever. Fats nailed it . No doubt. Hits the soul of dance. A 👑 king. on his own....
@biggcory1
@biggcory1 3 года назад
I can still remember my grandpa singing “I found my thrill……oooon blueberry hill” when I was a kid like it was yesterday. Sadly it was 40 years ago and he and the fat man have both moved on to another world.
@justinerodriguez-kirschner3294
@justinerodriguez-kirschner3294 7 месяцев назад
My grandpa used chase my grandma around singing blueberry hill. He was half Louisiana creole and Mexican American. Makes me proud and happy every time I listen to Fats Domino.
@fishmansplace5511
@fishmansplace5511 3 года назад
He was and still is through his music a National / International treasure! Fats was a good man through & through! He set a standard not many can even come close too. Besides being a musical genius the man had class & set a good example for everyone !! I have no doubt he's got a beautiful pair of Angel wings & that he has the nicest sounding piano up in heaven & he's entertaining all the good souls up in God's kingdom!! RIP Fats & hope to see you on life's other side someday!!
@sfernando04
@sfernando04 3 года назад
As a New Orleans native, this is really great tribute to Fats Domino ❤️⚜️
@michaelhurley3171
@michaelhurley3171 3 года назад
As an ice salesman he should have been the original ice cube
@michaelhurley3171
@michaelhurley3171 3 года назад
@Shirley 🌹 Lee thank you!
@RandomNest
@RandomNest 3 года назад
Love Fats Domino.. When I saw this vid, I immediately clicked on it. It's rare to see anything about Fats. My favorites songs of his are My Blue Heaven and Blue Monday.
@daved7024
@daved7024 3 года назад
I loved all of Fats Dominos songs he was as truly gifted and blessed man. God speed🙏 RIP.
@charlenewhite4969
@charlenewhite4969 3 года назад
He always had a nice personality and a beautiful smile I love the way he smiled .Rip King
@rosecorbello5750
@rosecorbello5750 3 года назад
His 🎶 music 🎶 was the very BEST to 💃dance 💃to. He was the 👑 KING 👑 long before Elvis was. 😻
@olikat8
@olikat8 3 года назад
He was talented, was a good man, & was a nice person. Right on!
@larryrhindress2972
@larryrhindress2972 3 года назад
I have loved Fat`s music ever since I heard it over 60 years ago. Just a sweet, good man!!!!| Nova Scotia will always listen to your music!!
@LX5477
@LX5477 3 года назад
The first music I can remember as a child is Fats Domino. The Man!!!
@looper2789
@looper2789 3 года назад
An absolute Legend.
@rickastely2982
@rickastely2982 3 года назад
Talented man
@mattbnez
@mattbnez 3 года назад
I thought I knew the players, the makers of early R&R. The info you shared will be remembered by me. Thank you!
@kennethbreuhl2228
@kennethbreuhl2228 Год назад
My favorite Fats Domino song is I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill. RIP You will be missed Fats Domino.
@strictlynorton
@strictlynorton 3 года назад
Antoine Domino, the greatest of the greats. The reverence Elvis had for Fats was totally sincere. They were lifelong friends. Fats and Dave B changed the game.
@ronniemoon57
@ronniemoon57 9 месяцев назад
Elvis knew who the REAL KING OF ROCK N ROLL was.
@joel6221
@joel6221 Год назад
My late father's FAVORITE musician. I grew up listening to him. He told me stories how, in 1950s Louisiana, he was admonished by his father and older relatives for listening to a black man's music. It never deterred his love for Fats' music, and every time i hear his music i think fondly of my dad.
@kennedysingh3916
@kennedysingh3916 3 года назад
I remember he did a concert in Jamaica back in the 90's but I was not privetage to go . Great musicion.
@russellgreer4678
@russellgreer4678 Год назад
I’ve been a huge Fats fan since I was 5 or 6, he was a musical legend and always had a smile on
@ApostleofLoveMedjugorie
@ApostleofLoveMedjugorie 2 года назад
I love his song "I'm Ready"....What a Gift, a Gentleman and True Legend who kicked off Rock and Roll !
@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety
@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety 3 года назад
He was definitely a trailblazer.
@denises.8203
@denises.8203 3 года назад
To see him in action,his music and his own style, you would know he was special even though the hardest years,NOLA loved him to the end! RiP Fats"🌹
@sandraoss326
@sandraoss326 3 года назад
I loved his songs. It alwlays seemed like he was smiling when he sang.
@everydayeveryday982
@everydayeveryday982 2 года назад
Thank you for doing this video on Fats Domino. I grew up with listening to his records. He was friends with my uncle. Anyway. I thought he had passed away a long time ago. But then I heard he had been living in Louisiana and they lost their home in 2005 Katrina. I was sad to hear he had passed away before they could rebuild it back. Peace be with his friends and family.
@EarnestWilliamsGeofferic
@EarnestWilliamsGeofferic Год назад
I'm not sure why he's called shy. He used to come into the bars all the time and drink with us as if we were all on the same level. He was always a super nice and kind person to me.
@alpiekaar
@alpiekaar Год назад
my all-time. favourite singer since I was about 9 or 10 yrs old......THE REAL KING OF ROCK N ROLL .............R.I.P.
@jamescressey3390
@jamescressey3390 3 года назад
There's nothing like Raw dry talent beats today's music hands down!
@CUPCAKESUGARPIE
@CUPCAKESUGARPIE 3 года назад
🎼🤟♥️♥️♥️🤟🎼 Looove Fats Domino
@kathe.o.
@kathe.o. 3 года назад
I liked Fats long before Elvis & the Beatles. My folks said Rock-'n'-roll was from the devil & NOT to be listened to. So I ONLY got to hear it at a friend's house. Man o-man my parents were strick be everyone's standards, this was the 1950's & early 60's.
@joannkelly7994
@joannkelly7994 2 года назад
He and Lloyd Price. That piano and that voice and delivery. Thank you for sharing your gift. Rest In Peace.
@kiaramcghee5501
@kiaramcghee5501 3 года назад
Didn't know nothing about him but after I watch this video I will
@leosuwandi7005
@leosuwandi7005 3 года назад
I found my thrill ... On Blueberry Hill
@barbarapurvishunter7215
@barbarapurvishunter7215 3 года назад
I loved his songs especially 'Blueberry Hill' I didn't know what the words meant at four years old--I would sing it to my grandfather's hogs from my swing. My grandmother did not correct me as I sang I found my thrill; she would sing with me.
@ehlerhog
@ehlerhog 3 года назад
He already said that.....😉
@paulkenneally789
@paulkenneally789 3 года назад
Happy Days used that song frequently.
@truefollower8640
@truefollower8640 3 года назад
I heard he love Blueberry pie someone use to make delicious blueberry pie for him and he made a song about it, my grandmother told me.
@Lee.Higginbotham
@Lee.Higginbotham 3 года назад
Years ago I got a Fats Domino box set from the german reissue company Bear Family. Amazing how much music Fats recorded!
@hennihabeck8502
@hennihabeck8502 3 года назад
Thanks to Richard Weize for His excellent Work! My Favoriten F.D. Song 'i m gonna ne a wheel someday', i actually love all of them.
@charger19691
@charger19691 2 года назад
Fats Domino to me is the Founding Father of Rock and Roll. Even Elvis Presley knew where to give credit where the credit is due. We miss you Fats. You deserve much MUCH more recognition for creating Rock & Roll music.
@aaronbcole
@aaronbcole 3 года назад
I have a Fats record on vinyl and I still love it
@JohnHoulgate
@JohnHoulgate Год назад
Fats Domino transcended the music world. You could just see the love and joy emanating from his soul for life and humankind. What a beautiful spirit. RIP. My favorite song? Blueberry Hill.
@notyouraccount566
@notyouraccount566 3 года назад
I was raised on his music, my mom bought every record he put out. She was a hugh fan of his and would play those records every Sunday morning
@lawrencetaylor4101
@lawrencetaylor4101 3 года назад
Thanks for introducing him to younger audiences.
@lauranorwar
@lauranorwar 3 года назад
He is an absolute legend!
@v.a.993
@v.a.993 3 года назад
May he rest in peace. Seemed like a good man.
@user-mu5ny1ks6t
@user-mu5ny1ks6t 3 года назад
I can’t name a bunch of his hits but I enjoy much of Fats music. When I drove cross country in an 18 Wheeler I found Fats music was great to sing along with and keep me energetic when I had a lot of miles to put in.
@johnheanue6684
@johnheanue6684 3 года назад
Fats Domino was never forgotten and never will be!
@jfjoubertquebec
@jfjoubertquebec 3 года назад
I wished they'd played a few of his songs...
@williamdarling3993
@williamdarling3993 2 года назад
I wrote a note to Fats a number of years ago., telling him how much I had enjoyed his music.He very graciously responded thanking me for remembering him.
@marvinsmith8015
@marvinsmith8015 2 года назад
Fats was an icon and everyone in the music industry understood his awsome music ability his shows were entertaining and you never came away with the feeling that it could have been better due to fact that you were observing genuine R&B my brother bought home an LP from Fats which at the time I didn't think very much of but after him repeatedly playing it over and over again, I was amazed at his versatility he was indeed a musical genius in every respect. It wasn't necessary to compare him to Elvis, he was bigger than Elvis and I am sure Elvis was aware of this.
@kebirbenkaccem726
@kebirbenkaccem726 3 года назад
Ilove fats domino.. his voice is friendly and young...his piano was happy, little Richard, was great too ...the composer of "go Johnny go" (whose name escapes now) is super great to rock and roll as are all others..Elvis was a giant and he is remembered because like Joe Louis, some people are just memorable.. not every boxer is Joe Louis and not every singer is elvis...I am just happy and glad I lived my life during the birth of rock and roll and I enjoyed all rock and rock artists and I loved rock around the clock by Bill Haley ,the world danced to rock around the clock but few people know or remember Bill Haley...Who said life is fair? Watch Sally Rafael TV specials on rock and roll greats...some greats did not end up so great...some became homeless and forgotten...life is life , it can be both beautiful and cruel
@maureenmcgovern6119
@maureenmcgovern6119 3 года назад
I just Loved Fats Domino. He was a music Genius.
@BamaFanUSMC
@BamaFanUSMC Год назад
As a white kid in Alabama, I learned at a young age, black musicians are the reason we have rock n roll. And I grew up listening to oldies 106.9 in Bham Al. I knew all about Fats Domino and many others. What a great time for music, 50s to the 80s
@terrygarcia897
@terrygarcia897 3 года назад
My granny had a jukebox with alot of fats. Sam cooke. Little Richard chuck and Elvis. 50s 60s
@coreyhansen3520
@coreyhansen3520 3 года назад
I love Fats Domino
@lonjanis6001
@lonjanis6001 3 года назад
I've never forgotten Fats !! My Mom played his music throughout my childhood and I loved it. Stop race baiting !!!! Everyone doesn't think that way.
@cathyvogel7939
@cathyvogel7939 3 года назад
I was lucky enough to see him perform in person twice. Always the consummate performer
@eamestv
@eamestv 2 года назад
It is a joy to see this. Bless him. Would love to know how his sons are doing. I went to school with them.
@robingoodwin7239
@robingoodwin7239 3 года назад
Josephine extended version is my favorite 🎵
@bavlen
@bavlen 3 года назад
I enjoyed this presentation.
@sj7665
@sj7665 2 года назад
Great singer. My favourite song is I wanna Walk You Home.
@randym9147
@randym9147 3 года назад
A true Pioneer! Thank you, Fats!!
@clah399
@clah399 2 года назад
I certainly remember him. Wonderful.
@loralie-hp9vo
@loralie-hp9vo 3 года назад
I heard when he got back home after Katrina, his stuff hadn't washed away but had been looted / stolen. I heard he was never able to replace his gold records.
@renneedwards9826
@renneedwards9826 3 года назад
😟😔
@loralie-hp9vo
@loralie-hp9vo 3 года назад
My favorite? Anything he sang was my favorite!
@lindalee6279
@lindalee6279 3 года назад
Love & mess you RIP Fats ,your music will live on 7-28-21 my Mom & brothers & sister all loved Fats
@salthedrummer1
@salthedrummer1 3 года назад
WOW!
@petetgarner1665
@petetgarner1665 3 года назад
Love this man .
@monto39
@monto39 2 года назад
I've heard accounts from several people who played with or saw him in the years before he hit big - almost all say he had the house in the palm of his hands from the 1st song. Maybe the stage fright developed and worsened over time. I love the stories about the riot on this video. Fats kills it on piano, and embodies the New Orleans sound. The stuff recorded at Cosimo Matassa's rules it
@charlenewhite4969
@charlenewhite4969 3 года назад
You live almost by me in the lower 9 ward New Orleans but I stayed on the other side
@arnoldtrogman
@arnoldtrogman Год назад
There are plenty folks who might think Little Richard was just as important to the development of rock and roll..and just as talented.. Hats off to both of them.👍👍..and Chuck Berry 👍
@richarddelgado8530
@richarddelgado8530 3 года назад
Fats Domino was in a class by himself. Presley could never be compared to Fats. He along with other black artists were the "real kings of rock." 😱🤯👹
@Surferjo
@Surferjo 3 года назад
great video ty
@gladyssmith4131
@gladyssmith4131 3 года назад
Blue berry hill was my favorite hit ,but I liked all his music
@DEKMAN99
@DEKMAN99 3 года назад
It was extreme racism, that he was forgotten. Yes , they should make a movie about him.
@ronniemoon57
@ronniemoon57 3 года назад
@M Fisher Racism has always existed. It has nothing at all to do with the media. WAKE YOUR IGNORANT BUTT UP!!!
@jager896
@jager896 2 года назад
God Jehovah sees the person not the colour Eileen
@rayloftis9150
@rayloftis9150 9 месяцев назад
My dad listened to his music and I listened to his music growing up and my son is 12 years old and he likes his music to
@patrarus6097
@patrarus6097 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much -- this was excellent!
@jasonjordan1936
@jasonjordan1936 3 года назад
fats domino and chuck berry are the kings of rock and roll
@kateschannel5414
@kateschannel5414 Год назад
I think we kind of forgot how famous he was. I also think he’s almost being punished (at least as far as name recognition in 2022) for never having any scandals or drug addictions like other rock n rollers from that era did (no such thing as bad publicity and all that). It sounds like he had an interesting life and I for one would love to see a good bio pic about him. But they would have to find the perfect actor to do him justice.
@waynemoe3823
@waynemoe3823 2 года назад
He was the best of the best
@jewell92
@jewell92 3 года назад
I liked Domino more than Elvis.
@paulvandoorn9405
@paulvandoorn9405 2 года назад
Me too . Fats always stayed Fats . Elvis was manipulated , exploited and abused by his greedy managers. Both were extremely talented.
@siggyretburns7523
@siggyretburns7523 2 года назад
Me too. But thats not saying much cuz I never really liked elvis that much. I did before he started dressing flamboyant. I always like Fats though. Jerry Lee Lewis was far better than Elvis, as far as Rock n Roll. But JLL was a bit taboo.
@ltravail
@ltravail Год назад
Louis Jordan is the original father of what was to become known as rock&roll with his 1949 hit song "Caledonia", and guys like Fats and James Brown followed his path. Jordan, like many early r&r musicians, had spent most of his career in jazz, especially with Lionel Hampton's big band. But when big band music started to fade he started playing rock&roll...as the jazz musicians of the day called it. Curiously enough, when white musicians and singers jumped into the burgeoning rock&roll craze following in the footsteps of guys like Jordan, the music universally known as "rock&roll" became rock&roll only when white guys played it, and was assigned the new name of "rhythm&blues when black guys played it. Crazy...but that was still in the time when there was an informal barrier separating anything black from everything white, and vice versa. So the music was separated accordingly...though it was the exact same form and sound...the exact same shared cultural trend. Nevertheless, it was still a creative dynamic period in america we should all take pride in.
@ethankiter9323
@ethankiter9323 3 года назад
I think its interesting that he also influenced Jamaican Ska just listen to Be my Guest
@hazeljones5272
@hazeljones5272 2 года назад
Elvis might be the king, but I haven’t searched out his music in years, but Listen to Fats, and Jerry lee regularly.
@jstewart3517
@jstewart3517 2 года назад
RIP thanks for the music ,
@jackofalltrades9311
@jackofalltrades9311 3 года назад
Love Fats Domino 👍👍👍👍
@MostlyBrenda
@MostlyBrenda 3 года назад
What was "untold" in this story? Could be titled "what is well known"
@Cityboy.84____________________
@Cityboy.84____________________ 3 года назад
The "fat man" song started out as "junkard's blues" written by a boxer named 'Jack Dupree'.
@colinwilliams553
@colinwilliams553 3 года назад
People call BILLY JOEL the piano man, but if you ask me,the real piano man i s the originator himself....FATS DOMINO Billy Joel would agree.
@nassrybendeck9064
@nassrybendeck9064 3 года назад
Nicely explained man
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