I THINK THAT THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND THE STATE OF LOUISIANA NEED TO HONOR THIS GREAT MAN WHO BROUGHT THE MUSIC TO NEW ORLEANS AND MADE THE CITY FAMOUS. DON'T WAIT UNTIL SOMETHING HAPPENS TO HIM.LET HIM AND HIS FAMILY KNOW THAT WE THE FANS LOVE AND HONOR FATS DOMINO .HOPE YOU LIVE FOREVER FATS.HOT ROD
Lord, lord, lord!!! I'm so happy to see this! Thank you so much for uploading this, on here. I'm so sorry they parted friendship for so long; but, I'm so glad they've shaken hands, in time to still make their beautiful music together. It would have been too sad if either of them had died without forgiving each other. Thank you both for the memories your music brings back.
I love Fats, he's the only piano player who influenced me as a bassist (especially when I played Black Gospel music). He always had a swing that many of his contemporaries lacked, songs like: "I'm Walkin'" come to mind. There's no way to listen to Fats and not dance, It's impossible!
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should have opened the induction ceremony in '06 (after Katrina) with the opening chords of Walking to New Orleans, curtain opens with Fats Domino at the piano. That would have been amazing.
I feel the same way and thought of this - I think Jerry Lee was the 2nd choice if not the 3rd ( Im sure Chuck was asked but it’s said he was very difficult to deal with and never knew how he would perform). I think Fats just didn’t like to travel anymore. I read an interview in Rolling Stone when Fats was in NYC in the early 2000’s how uncomfortable he was out of his element that he cooked his own food in the hotel room.
Bonsoir, ANTOINE., ce seul prénom qui est né dans le delta du MISSISSIPPI , résonne sur toute la planète, BOOGIE WOOGIE et RYTHM'N'BLUES, tu nous a quitté trop tôt. Merci ANTOINE, Rest In Peace.
llSoAmusingll So many recordings made especially during the forties both within the Blues field and Hillbilly field that could have been called Rock 'n' Roll if this term had been 'invented' back then.Try 'That's Allright Mamma' , a 1948 recording by Arthur Crudup,'Chicken shack boogie', also 1948 recording by Amos Milburn or even a 1938 recording ,Roll'em Pete', by Big Joe Turner plus many more.All could have been called,'Rock 'n' Roll!
blues and boogie woogie music, nothing like the rock and roll that buried them. if you call this rock and roll you might as well call Louis Armstrong rock and roll
Rest in paradise, Fats Domino. Thank you for all of your contributions to the music industry. We will truly miss you sir.
Fats still has that voice. No one can replace him
R.I.P. Dave Bartholomew 1918-2019
He got a clear mind til his very old end :) (And a ding-a-ling :D)
I THINK THAT THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND THE STATE OF LOUISIANA NEED TO HONOR THIS GREAT MAN WHO BROUGHT THE MUSIC TO NEW ORLEANS AND MADE THE CITY FAMOUS. DON'T WAIT UNTIL SOMETHING HAPPENS TO HIM.LET HIM AND HIS FAMILY KNOW THAT WE THE FANS LOVE AND HONOR FATS DOMINO .HOPE YOU LIVE FOREVER FATS.HOT ROD
DENNY R MAN .......I guess The Lord wanted to hear his music closer.Love(d) this man to bits.You rest well old man you’ve earned it.
One of these days humanity will master stereo audio.
Damn his voice is still perfect
GOD bless Mr. Domino, and may he rest in peace. He was truly, the REAL KING OF ROCK AND ROLL!
Wow...there are no other words to describe this.
Dinelle Watson
Fats & BB King will be missed. The last of the horn infused bands playing R&B and Rock and Roll. Great musicians playing great music!
Thanks always to TH-cam for preserving this for future generations. So valuable!!!
What an incredible man. I absolutely love the Fat Man.
I can not believe they are still among us. It's such a long time ago. amazing
That was the best thing I seen today.
he still got his voice
Lord, lord, lord!!! I'm so happy to see this! Thank you so much for uploading this, on here. I'm so sorry they parted friendship for so long; but, I'm so glad they've shaken hands, in time to still make their beautiful music together. It would have been too sad if either of them had died without forgiving each other. Thank you both for the memories your music brings back.
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OMG ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC LOVED IT 🏴🇬🇧
Good to see these two great musicians together once again.
A beautiful video and thoroughly heartwarming
Rest in Peace, Fats. And Thanks for all your art.
Antoine ya know, you still got it man :) Made my day.
R.I.P to one of the Kings! I am a big fan of Fats Domino and so is my daughter. We miss you !
Awesome.......the roots of Rock, n Roll, they still got it, what a team they were !!!! :)
One of my favorite videos right here. Timeless!
AWESOME!!!!! Those two are true American treasures!!!
Loved it! Mom and me loved Fats Domino's back in the 50s!❤
I love Fats, he's the only piano player who influenced me as a bassist (especially when I played Black Gospel music). He always had a swing that many of his contemporaries lacked, songs like: "I'm Walkin'" come to mind. There's no way to listen to Fats and not dance, It's impossible!
Poignant...touching...remarkable ! Dan Hogan, Broadcaster & Entertainment Reporter ( Retired )
WHAT A VOICE!!
Both still with us in 2017!
Well...
FATS IN SPIRIT AND WILL FOREVER BE MISSED
1:28 "The Fat Man"... back to where it all began!
Amazing
Will b greatly missed
One of the best.
Hey you still got it man XD
He still sounded great in 2011!
Just like me vicit him in New Orleans 1979/80. My men Dave and Fats. Love.
Two Wonderful Mans!
The very definition of artists.
This is wonderfull
goosebumps all the way
Fantastic!!!! i wish Fats would perform again! very unlikely unfortunately!!
long life Fats & Dave!!!
Fats and Dave are Rock and Roll.... end of story!
He was great
That voice sounded just as good too
Fantastici cei 2!!! gaby
R.I.P.
Rest In Peace, Fats!
THE originators of rock and roll.
merveilleux FATS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love him
Chosen ones🎹🎺.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should have opened the induction ceremony in '06 (after Katrina) with the opening chords of Walking to New Orleans, curtain opens with Fats Domino at the piano. That would have been amazing.
I feel the same way and thought of this - I think Jerry Lee was the 2nd choice if not the 3rd ( Im sure Chuck was asked but it’s said he was very difficult to deal with and never knew how he would perform). I think Fats just didn’t like to travel anymore. I read an interview in Rolling Stone when Fats was in NYC in the early 2000’s how uncomfortable he was out of his element that he cooked his own food in the hotel room.
Een legende!!!👗👠👗👠👜👜👖👕👢❤❤❤❤💑💏💑💏
gewoon geweldig
Helemaal mee eens
Inderdaad.
He’s a New Orleans classic like hugbie pies St Germaine Furniture etc rip king
Rip domino
And now the world has Justin Beiber and Drake.. aint that a shame.
Playing was easier than walking for these guys.
FATS voor altyd bedankt
I hope I am good enough to meet him in heavens
What was the issue that made them part
Bonsoir, ANTOINE., ce seul prénom qui est né dans le delta du MISSISSIPPI , résonne sur toute la planète, BOOGIE WOOGIE et RYTHM'N'BLUES, tu nous a quitté trop tôt. Merci ANTOINE, Rest In Peace.
Fats Domino > a Wonderful Genious.
Isn't "Rocket 88" by Ike Turner the first rock'n roll song ever?
llSoAmusingll So many recordings made especially during the forties both within the Blues field and Hillbilly field that could have been called Rock 'n' Roll if this term had been 'invented' back then.Try 'That's Allright Mamma' , a 1948 recording by Arthur Crudup,'Chicken shack boogie', also 1948 recording by Amos Milburn or even a 1938 recording ,Roll'em Pete', by Big Joe Turner plus many more.All could have been called,'Rock 'n' Roll!
is it me or is the sounds flipping around in my headset ....
Jasper Janssen It's NOT you! This is obnoxious, thse men are great!
Fats and Bartholomew whew
blues and boogie woogie music, nothing like the rock and roll that buried them.
if you call this rock and roll you might as well call Louis Armstrong rock and roll
Have to agree with you there. i don't like to pidgeonhole music but it's not what i think of as rock and roll and i was around in the fifties!
r i p fats.
hi a
It's a shame that they part ed
13 people with no taste