Fats Domino

Born: - Antoine Domino, February 26, 1928 - New Orleans, LA

• (Imperial 5058 1950) The Fat Man / Detroit City Blues
• (Imperial 5065 1950) Boogie Woogie Baby / Little Bee
• (Imperial 5077 1950) Hideaway Blues / She's My baby
• (Imperial 5085 1950) Hey La Bas / Brand New Baby
  'La Bas,' originally a voodoo god of luck, was identified with St. Peter, in Catholic-rooted Louisiana
• (Imperial 5099 1951) Every Night About this Time / Korea Blues
• (Imperial 5114 1951) Tired of Crying / What's the Matter Baby
• (Imperial 5123 1951) Sometimes I Wonder / Don't Lie to Me
• (Imperial 5138 1951) Right from Wrong / No No Baby
• (Imperial 5145 1951) Careless Love / Rockin' Chair
• (Imperial 5167 1951) I'll Be Gone / You Know I Miss You
• (Imperial 5180 1952) Goin' Home / Reelin' & Rockin'
• (Imperial 5197 1952) Poor Poor Me / Trust in Me
• (Imperial 5209 1952) How Long / Dreamin'
• (Imperial 5220 1953) Nobody Loves Me / Cheatin'
• (Imperial 5231 1953) Goin' to the River / Mardi Gras in New Orleans
• (Imperial 5240 1953) Please Don't Leave / The Girl I Love
• (Imperial 5251 1953) You Said You Love Me / Rosemary
• (Imperial 5262 1953) Something's Wrong / Don't Leave Me This Way
• (Imperial 5272 1954) You Done Me Wrong / Little School Girl
• (Imperial 5283 1954) Baby Please / Where Did You Stay
• (Imperial 5301 1954) I Lived My Life
• (Imperial 5313 1954) Don't You Hear Me Calling You
• (Imperial 5357 1955) All By Myself
• (Imperial 5357 1955) Troubles of My Own
• (Imperial 5348 1955) Ain't That A Shame
• (Imperial 5386 1956) My Blue Heaven / I'm In Love Again
• (Imperial 5386 1956) Blueberry Hill / When My Dreamboat Comes Home
  (Extremely popular in New Orleans)
  Reportedly on every jukebox in New Orleans
• (Imperial 5396 1956) So Long
• (Imperial 5417 1956) Blue Monday / What's The Reason I'm Not Pleasing You
  (Extremely popular in New Orleans)
  Written by Dave Bartholomew - Blue Monday originally recorded by Smiley Lewis in 1954
• (Imperial vinyl LP 9004 1956) "Rock And Rollin’ With Fats Domino"
  Fats Domino's first LP in Imperial tracks: The Fat Man; Tired Of Crying; Goin' Home; You Said You Love Me; Going To The River; Please Don't Leave Me; Rose Mary; All By Myself; Ain't It A Shame; Poor Me; Boo Weevil; Don't Blame It On Me
• (Imperial 5428 1957) I'm Walkin'
• (Imperial 5442 1957) Valley Of Tears
• (Imperial 5454 1957) What Will I Tell My Heart / When I See You
• (Imperial 5467 1957) Wait and See / I Still Love You
• (Imperial EP 147 1957) The Rooster Song
• (Imperial 5477 1957) I Still Love You
• (Imperial 5515 1958) Sick and Tired (Extremely popular in New Orleans)
  Written by Dave Bartholomew/Chris Kenner - originally recorded by Chris Kenner in 1957
• (Imperial 5537 1958) The Prisoner's Song
• (Imperial 5585 1959) I'm Ready
• (Imperial 5606 1959) I Want to Walk You Home / I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
• (Imperial 5629 1959) Be My Guest
• (Imperial 5660 1960) Before I Grow Too Old / Tell Me That You Love Me
  Before I Grow Too Old was written by: Bobby Charles, Antoine Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew)
• (Imperial LP 9127 1960) The Sheik of Araby
• (Imperial LP 9138 "I Miss You So," 1961) I Miss You So
• (Imperial 5675 1960) Walkin' to New Orleans / Don't Come Knocking
• (Imperial 5687 1961) Three Nights A Week
• (Imperial 5704 1960) My Girl Josephine
• (Imperial 5723 1961) What A Price
• (Imperial 5764 1961) Let the Four Winds Blow
• (Imperial 5796 1961) I Hear You Knocking (Extremely popular in New Orleans)
  Written by Dave Bartholomew/Earl King - originally recorded by Smiley Lewis in 1955
• (Imperial LP 9127 1960) "A Lot of Dominoes" track: The Sheik of Araby
• (Imperial LP-9170 1962) "Twistin the Stomp" track: Helping Hand
• (Imperial 5863 1962) Nothing New (Same Old Thing)
• (Imperial 5909 1963) Those Eyes
• (Imperial 5980 1963) One Night
  remake of Smiley Lewis tune
• (Imperial LP-9227 "Walking to New Orleans," 1963) One of These Days
• (ABC-Paramount 10475 1963) I've Got A Right to Cry
• (ABC-Paramount 10484 1963) Red Sails in the Sunset
• (ABC-Paramount 10631 1965) Wigs
• (Broadmoor 104 1968) Lady in Black
  Broadmoor is Dave Bartholomew's short-lived record label
• (Reprise 0775 1968) Lovely Rita
• Fats Domino - (vnyl Liberty 83174 1968 "Rare Dominos,") (issued on Germany version)
  track: 9th Ward Blues
• (Reprise 0810 1970) Everybody's Got Something to Hide But Me and My Monkey