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1959 studio album by Fats Domino From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Let’s Play Fats Domino is a 1959 studio album by American rock and roll pianist Fats Domino, released on Imperial Records.
Let's Play Fats Domino | ||||
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Studio album by | ||||
Released | September 1959 | |||
Genre | Rock n roll | |||
Label | Imperial | |||
Producer | Dave Bartholomew | |||
Fats Domino chronology | ||||
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A contemporary review in Billboard highlighted how many hits the album had and its strong New Orleans sound.[1] The New Rolling Stone Album Guide scores this release alongside all of Domino's Imperial albums as 4.5 out of five stars.[2] The editorial staff of AllMusic Guide scored this album 3.5 out of five stars, with reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine characterizing it as a "terrifically entertaining listen" and summing up his review "maybe it's not the best Fats Domino album ever, but as it's playing it's hard to imagine listening to anything better than this".[3]
All songs written by Dave Bartholomew and Fats Domino, except where noted.
Side one:
Side one Vinyl Lovers re-release bonus track:
Side two:
Side two Vinyl Lovers re-release bonus track:
Adapted from the liner notes from the Vinyl Lovers re-release:
"You Left Me" (recorded in New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and December 1953)
"Ain't It Good" (recorded in New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and December 1953)
"Howdy Podner" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, between October and November 1955)
"Stack & Billy" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1957)
"Would You" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1957)
"Margie" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, September 1958)
"You Done Me Wrong" (recorded in New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and December 1953)
"Hands Across the Table" (recorded in Los Angeles, California, October 1958)
"When the Saints Go Marching In" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and November 1958)
"Lil' Liza Jane" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and November 1958)
"I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Some Day" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, between June and November 1958)
"Ida Jane" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 25, 1956)
"I Want to Talk You Home" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 18, 1958)
"So Long" (recorded at Cosimo Recording Studio, New Orleans, Louisiana, between October and November 1955)
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