Fats Domino – I Hear You Knocking
A Door Once Closed, Now Echoes With the Sound of Regret When Fats Domino released “I Hear You Knocking” in 1955 as part of his ever-growing catalog of New Orleans…
A Door Once Closed, Now Echoes With the Sound of Regret When Fats Domino released “I Hear You Knocking” in 1955 as part of his ever-growing catalog of New Orleans…
A Melancholy Maestro: When Fats Domino’s Piano Brought Dignity to the Blues of the Heart For those of us who remember the true grit and joyful sway of early rock…
The Piano Roll that Echoed a Revolution: A New Orleans Triumph Oh, the memories a song can unlock! If you were listening to the radio in 1955, the year the…
The Unmistakable Sound of Love: When Fats Domino’s Piano Told Our Story Ah, to listen to the records of Antoine “Fats” Domino again! It’s like pulling a perfectly preserved memory…
A New Orleans Boogie-Woogie Train Ride to the Heart of the Heartland When we talk about the bedrock of rock and roll, the conversation must invariably circle back to Antoine…
The Sweet Sadness of Being Wronged: Fats Domino’s Anthem of Heartbreak and Resilience In the grand, vibrant tapestry of early rhythm and blues, before the term “rock and roll” had…
The Joyful Insanity of Open Love in a World of Secrets Ah, a magnificent choice, indeed! To speak of Fats Domino is to invoke the very spirit of New Orleans,…
The Enduring Echo of a Heartache: A Forgotten Ballad from Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Golden Age For those of us who came of age with the crackle of a 45 on…
The Enduring Power of a Simple Plea: A Melancholy Boogie-Woogie Lament for Lost Love. There are certain records that, the moment the needle drops, transport you back to a specific…
The Sweet, Seductive Scandal of a New Orleans Night “One Night”: A Tantalizing Confession of Fleeting Romance and Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Moral Shift. Ah, the 1950s. A time when the…