Fats Domino News

Producer-songwriter-performer Dave Bartholomew and recording studio owner and engineer Cosimo Matassa, two prominent figures in the history of New Orleans, are the honorees of the Louisiana Music Foundation Gala.

Maybe the most successful African-American country artist of the post-Charley Pride period was Big Al Downing.

Walking to New Orleans Those interested in pledging money for Paul Leslie's 300-mile walk to New Orleans can e-mail him at taitradio@gmail.com . Leslie vows to donate the money to the Make It Right foundation, which benefits the continued post-Katrina recovery efforts in the New Orleans area.

Music composer Dave Bartholomew - who collaborated with Fats Domino to produce such hits as "Blueberry Hill," "I'm Walkin'" and "Blue Monday" - has been inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.

In Allen Toussaint's view, Dave Bartholomew deserves much more. In the 1950s and '60s, Bartholomew produced and co-wrote most of Fats Domino's hits, making theirs the most fruitful creative partnership in New Orleans music history.

NEW Orleans music scene is legendary known as the birthplace of jazz, pioneers such as Louis Armstrong and Fats Domino hail from the Louisianan state and music remains the cultural centerpiece of this American city.

Elvis' 'Love Me Tender' hits the #1 position in the Radio 5 Top 500 from the Fifties.

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VAIL, Colorado - Whether a Vail Valley resident prefers Louis Armstrong or Fats Domino, "Blueberry Hill" is a classic.