We know from ' Price Tag ' and 'Do It Like a Dude' that Jessie is an original performer, full of wit and spunk. But none of that comes through on 'Domino,' which instead sounds exactly like ...

Domino’s song with the deepest roots may have been the raucous “Hey! La Bas Boogie.” “Hey La Bas,” sung by the mixed-race Creoles of New Orleans at Mardi Gras, became a jazz and Cajun ...

Domino never moved back to house, instead living out his life in Harvey. Advocate staff photo by CHARLEY WESTON --On January 31, 1964, Fats Domino performs at a Catholic Youth Organization dance.

Herb Hardesty, the saxophonist whose distinctive sound could be heard on nearly every Fats Domino song recorded and performed during their 57-year partnership, died Saturday. He was 91.

Fats Domino recorded a song co-written by one of The Monkees' regular songwriters. Domino inspired one of the band's other songwriters.

Domino also transformed other writers’ songs. Who could forget how Fats adopted Gene Austin’s venerable 1927 pop classic “My Blue Heaven” (a song that even blues icon Robert Johnson had in ...