Fats Domino – It Keeps Rainin’ (stereo) – December 28, 1960
The Rain Never Ends When the Heart Refuses to Let Go Recorded on December 28, 1960, and released the following year, “It Keeps Rainin'” found Fats Domino navigating the changing…
The Rain Never Ends When the Heart Refuses to Let Go Recorded on December 28, 1960, and released the following year, “It Keeps Rainin'” found Fats Domino navigating the changing…
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