Fats Domino’s piano playing and soulful voice instantly lifts my spirits,he was musical genius. My father spoke only French at the time but he would sing Fats Domino songs around the house. Thank you Sir Wollaton for converting to Hi Fi the timeless magic of this classic hit. 🎧🎹🎹🎹🎹🎶
Like I said before if there's a must have singer to me to love and collect besides Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley it's no doubt Fats Domino. This was man was something special and different. He had it all- valuable kindness, great gems of music, and of course charisma. Forever the Fat Man RIP
My grandmother seen him live in his prime and she said the place went crazy when he stood up while playing using his belly to push the piano across the stage. She also was in attendance in the small crowd one of the nites they did the taping of the Elvis 1968 comeback special. I only know it was not the first nite or the last but I am pretty sure I have found bits of her in some of the footage. She loved music and loved to dance she grew up in a strict home with her family running a cotton plantation in Ennis Texas and with her mother passing away when she was only 5 in 1929 her father kept a watch on her. she use to sneak over to where the plantation workers lived on the property and listen to the soul music they would sing day and night. (before anybody asks they were not slaves they were born free of free workers and could come and go as they please but you have to remember segregation was still very much a thing especially deep in texas in the late 20s and early 30s. they were paid well along with free room and board and as far as how her family ran it when it was dinner time whites and blacks all ate together under the same roof. Some worker would move to another farm or retire and new workers were always welcome and my grandmothers grandparents taught any that could not read or write how too. her family was really remarkable for the time she often told stories of her father every nite before dinner going into the soup kitchen lines and bringing home a family that was in need and they were given a meal and a room for the nite and the man of the family if able could work on the farm and he and his family could stay as long as needed a days work exchanged for the health of that persons family, as my grandmother said it was never an empty house and also by bring home familys that provided my grand mother with somebody to play with to help heal after her mothers passing.) any way sorry ADHD. As she got older one of the older workers was moved into the family house to help raise her and see her of to finishing school. She was so proper and dignified the way she carried herself. bt you know what really shocked me.... she confessed that as a teenageer she comitted what her father thought was the worst sin and she felt so lucky she never got caught.... THE SIN... she would sneak out as a teenager at nite to go with some other gals and make their way into Dallas to go swing dancing. lmfao Yep her father thought the new age swing music was the devil at work. i have a few pictures of her with her friends they took on one occasion on a nice sunny day by a pond they planned it out so nobody would catch them taking them and they had a friend that could get them developed and back to them in just a few days and they were going to give them to a couple servicemen they had met so i guess it was like a 1930s snapchat so yea girls did that stuff back then too. before you think this is getting weird all these pictures are the girls very obviously giggling and very shy showing their ankles up to the halfway point of their calf and nothing more cause as my grandma put it she wasn't one of those flapper gals. Man I really miss my grandma... she raised me after my own parents failed. I called her MEME. I held her hand as she passed back in 2010. LIGHT BULB MOMENT i really need to actually write this stuff down into a book jesus... that is the book I have been needing to write, i write short silly adventure stories for kids and have just hit a wall about a year ago. Not that the childrens books were paying the rent or even made a profit... thank you if anybody actually reads this.. i gotta go... oh Love and miss you MEME and thank you for everything.
@@radiowollaton8521I made a 432 hz version of this (I made it because for some reason in my vehicle it sounded muffled) you can really hear the instruments and vocals crystal clear with the conversion, would you like to listen to it? I won’t make anymore 432 hz versions if I don’t have your permission. The 432 hz makes the bass and everything extremely crystal clear
Nicely done! Fats also performed an excellent version of this song with a female chorus overdub. Would you be interested in using your exceptional talents on that one as well?
How did you remix this? Did you use AI demixing technology? The sound quality is insane, and the highs, mids, and stereo space is up to par of like a master!! Super awesome dude!!! 🎉
Fats Domino’s piano playing and soulful voice instantly lifts my spirits,he was musical genius.
My father spoke only French at the time but he would sing Fats Domino songs around the house.
Thank you Sir Wollaton for converting to Hi Fi the timeless magic of this classic hit.
🎧🎹🎹🎹🎹🎶
Another brilliant conversion. These old songs are coming to life thanks to your work here.
Like I said before if there's a must have singer to me to love and collect besides Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley it's no doubt Fats Domino. This was man was something special and different. He had it all- valuable kindness, great gems of music, and of course charisma. Forever the Fat Man RIP
I've not remixed any Fats Domino recordings for a long time now. I must do some more !
@@radiowollaton8521 Yes indeed :)
Master Fats Domino, thank you, good time for you
Fantastic stereo sound of a fantastic song !! Excellent!!
Thanks Nikos !
sounds great again - MAKE STEREO GREAT AGAIN
My grandmother seen him live in his prime and she said the place went crazy when he stood up while playing using his belly to push the piano across the stage. She also was in attendance in the small crowd one of the nites they did the taping of the Elvis 1968 comeback special. I only know it was not the first nite or the last but I am pretty sure I have found bits of her in some of the footage. She loved music and loved to dance she grew up in a strict home with her family running a cotton plantation in Ennis Texas and with her mother passing away when she was only 5 in 1929 her father kept a watch on her. she use to sneak over to where the plantation workers lived on the property and listen to the soul music they would sing day and night. (before anybody asks they were not slaves they were born free of free workers and could come and go as they please but you have to remember segregation was still very much a thing especially deep in texas in the late 20s and early 30s. they were paid well along with free room and board and as far as how her family ran it when it was dinner time whites and blacks all ate together under the same roof. Some worker would move to another farm or retire and new workers were always welcome and my grandmothers grandparents taught any that could not read or write how too. her family was really remarkable for the time she often told stories of her father every nite before dinner going into the soup kitchen lines and bringing home a family that was in need and they were given a meal and a room for the nite and the man of the family if able could work on the farm and he and his family could stay as long as needed a days work exchanged for the health of that persons family, as my grandmother said it was never an empty house and also by bring home familys that provided my grand mother with somebody to play with to help heal after her mothers passing.) any way sorry ADHD. As she got older one of the older workers was moved into the family house to help raise her and see her of to finishing school.
She was so proper and dignified the way she carried herself. bt you know what really shocked me.... she confessed that as a teenageer she comitted what her father thought was the worst sin and she felt so lucky she never got caught.... THE SIN... she would sneak out as a teenager at nite to go with some other gals and make their way into Dallas to go swing dancing. lmfao Yep her father thought the new age swing music was the devil at work. i have a few pictures of her with her friends they took on one occasion on a nice sunny day by a pond they planned it out so nobody would catch them taking them and they had a friend that could get them developed and back to them in just a few days and they were going to give them to a couple servicemen they had met so i guess it was like a 1930s snapchat so yea girls did that stuff back then too. before you think this is getting weird all these pictures are the girls very obviously giggling and very shy showing their ankles up to the halfway point of their calf and nothing more cause as my grandma put it she wasn't one of those flapper gals. Man I really miss my grandma... she raised me after my own parents failed. I called her MEME. I held her hand as she passed back in 2010. LIGHT BULB MOMENT i really need to actually write this stuff down into a book jesus... that is the book I have been needing to write, i write short silly adventure stories for kids and have just hit a wall about a year ago. Not that the childrens books were paying the rent or even made a profit... thank you if anybody actually reads this.. i gotta go... oh Love and miss you MEME and thank you for everything.
Nice story. Thanks for sharing it with me 👍👍
I’ve been hooked on this remix for some reason
I've just noticed that they got the spelling wrong on the record label !
@@radiowollaton8521I made a 432 hz version of this (I made it because for some reason in my vehicle it sounded muffled) you can really hear the instruments and vocals crystal clear with the conversion, would you like to listen to it?
I won’t make anymore 432 hz versions if I don’t have your permission. The 432 hz makes the bass and everything extremely crystal clear
Another cracking conversion Cheers .
Thanks James
Nice job. Sounds great in stereo!
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GREAT as always
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This sounds GREAT, thank you!
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You can really turn this one up loud now!!! Thanks!!
Thanks Kevin !
Nicely done! Fats also performed an excellent version of this song with a female chorus overdub. Would you be interested in using your exceptional talents on that one as well?
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How did you remix this? Did you use AI demixing technology? The sound quality is insane, and the highs, mids, and stereo space is up to par of like a master!! Super awesome dude!!! 🎉
Thank you. Have a look at my About Page, I've put some info on there.
Could you do The Fat Man, possibly?
I will add it to my list. I don't know if it will be possible though !
Radio Wollaton ok, thanks for the reply!