What music would you be listening to right now if there had been no Fats Domino? Maybe Mantovani. But thank God there was Fats, one of a handful of musicians who created what we call rock 'n' roll. Those architects of this new genre of music had no idea that what they were creating would last more than 70 years (and counting). They also had no idea that technology would advance to allow us to hear their masterworks in a whole new way - in glorious stereo that few could have imagined back in the '50s. From "Blueberry Hill" to "Red Sails In The Sunset," this amazing CD is jam-packed with all his hits from the beginning. The classics you first heard on a transistor radio now take on new life, thanks to 21st century technology. And that ain't no shame. Audiophile quality sound. 18 Stereo Debuts. Includes 12-page booklet with essay by Fred Bronson. To hear sounds samples just Google "The Definitive Stereo Fats Domino: 29 Classics" on Hit Parade. (Import).
What music would you be listening to right now if there had been no Fats Domino? Maybe Mantovani. But thank God there was Fats, one of a handful of musicians who created what we call rock 'n' roll. Those architects of this new genre of music had no idea that what they were creating would last more than 70 years (and counting). They also had no idea that technology would advance to allow us to hear their masterworks in a whole new way - in glorious stereo that few could have imagined back in the '50s. From "Blueberry Hill" to "Red Sails In The Sunset," this amazing CD is jam-packed with all his hits from the beginning. The classics you first heard on a transistor radio now take on new life, thanks to 21st century technology. And that ain't no shame. Audiophile quality sound. 18 Stereo Debuts. Includes 12-page booklet with essay by Fred Bronson. To hear sounds samples just Google "The Definitive Stereo Fats Domino: 29 Classics" on Hit Parade. (Import).
