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* Bowdlerization: "The Fat Man" was originally a Champion Jack Dupree song called "Junker's Blues" about a heroin junkie and filled with drug references. Fats performed it live regularly before he had a record deal and the crowds loved it. When he got the chance to cut a record, everyone involved knew the song wouldn't sell well with the original lyrics, so they wrote a whole new set. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price (with Fats on the piano) was a further rewrite of the rewrite.
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* Bowdlerization: {{Bowdlerization}}: "The Fat Man" was originally a Champion Jack Dupree song called "Junker's Blues" about a heroin junkie and filled with drug references. Fats performed it live regularly before he had a record deal and the crowds loved it. When he got the chance to cut a record, everyone involved knew the song wouldn't sell well with the original lyrics, so they wrote a whole new set. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price (with Fats on the piano) was a further rewrite of the rewrite.
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Sórt of defeats the point if the caption is calling Elvis the king.
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[[caption-width-right:300:The ''real'' King of Rock & Roll, according to [[Music/ElvisPresley the King himself]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:The ''real'' King of Rock & Roll, according to [[Music/ElvisPresley the King himself]].Music/ElvisPresley.]]
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* Bowdlerization: "The Fat Man" was originally a Champion Jack Dupree song called "Junker's Blues" about a heroin junkie and filled with drug references. Fats performed it live regularly before he had a record deal and the crowds loved it. When he got the chance to cut a record, everyone involved knew the song wouldn't sell well with the original lyrics, so they wrote a whole new set. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price (with Fats on the piano) was a further rewrite of the rewrite.
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* RespectedByTheRespected: Elvis Presley may be forever revered as the King of Rock 'n' Roll, but he considered Fats Domino to be more worthy of the title.
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As usual, you can find the basics at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fats_Domino The Other Wiki]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:The ''real'' King of Rock & Roll, according to [[Music/ElvisPresley the King himself]].]]
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Not to be confused with Music/FatsWaller.
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* RecordProducer: Dave Bartholomew, himself a formidable singer-songwriter, produced all of Fats' big hits, and helped write most of them as well.
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* UnbuiltTrope: His 1959 hit "Be My Guest" sounds for all the world like a {{Ska}}, especially with the choppy rhythm guitar and the horns, except for the fact that Ska hadn't been invented yet. Indeed, Domino played a notable role in the history of Ska. He was a [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff big star in Jamaica]] at the time, since New Orleans radio stations playing R&B could easily be heard there at night. He was rapturously received during a 1961 Jamaican concert tour. No less than Music/BobMarley himself cited Domino as one of his early music heroes. While Domino and lots of other New Orleans artists played around with rhythms and had songs which emphasized the off-beat, the way he did it on "Be My Guest", with the guitar being the dominant rhythm instrument, was hugely influential on the island's music scene.
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* UnbuiltTrope: His 1959 hit "Be My Guest" sounds for all the world like a {{Ska}}, {{Ska}} song, especially with the choppy rhythm guitar and the horns, except for the fact that Ska hadn't been invented yet. Indeed, Domino played a notable role in the history of Ska. He was a [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff big star in Jamaica]] at the time, since New Orleans radio stations playing R&B could easily be heard there at night. He was rapturously received during a 1961 Jamaican concert tour. No less than Music/BobMarley himself cited Domino as one of his early music heroes. While Domino and lots of other New Orleans artists played around with rhythms and had songs which emphasized the off-beat, the way he did it on "Be My Guest", with the guitar being the dominant rhythm instrument, was hugely influential on the island's music scene.
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* UnbuiltTrope: His 1959 hit "Be My Guest" is a {{Ska}} song in all but name, especially with the choppy rhythm guitar and the horns. Not a coincidence. He was a [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff big star in Jamaica]] at the time, since New Orleans radio stations playing R&B could easily be heard there at night. No less than Music/BobMarley himself cited Domino as one of his early music heroes. While Domino and lots of other New Orleans artists played around with rhythms and had songs which emphasized the off-beat, the way he did it on "Be My Guest", with the guitar being the dominant rhythm instrument, was hugely influential on the island's music scene.
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* UnbuiltTrope: His 1959 hit "Be My Guest" is a {{Ska}} song in sounds for all but name, the world like a {{Ska}}, especially with the choppy rhythm guitar and the horns. Not horns, except for the fact that Ska hadn't been invented yet. Indeed, Domino played a coincidence.notable role in the history of Ska. He was a [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff big star in Jamaica]] at the time, since New Orleans radio stations playing R&B could easily be heard there at night. He was rapturously received during a 1961 Jamaican concert tour. No less than Music/BobMarley himself cited Domino as one of his early music heroes. While Domino and lots of other New Orleans artists played around with rhythms and had songs which emphasized the off-beat, the way he did it on "Be My Guest", with the guitar being the dominant rhythm instrument, was hugely influential on the island's music scene.
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* CoverVersion: Several. "Blueberry Hill" was originally by Music/GlennMiller. He later recorded, among others, Music/HankWilliams' "Your Cheatin' Heart," Music/TheBeatles' [[Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand "Lovely Rita"]], [[Music/TheWhiteAlbum "Lady Madonna" and "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except For Me and My Monkey."]]
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* CoverVersion: Several. "Blueberry Hill" was originally by Music/GlennMiller. He later recorded, among others, Music/HankWilliams' "Your Cheatin' Heart," Music/TheBeatles' [[Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand "Lovely Rita"]], [[Music/TheWhiteAlbum "Lady Madonna" (the original had already been done InTheStyleOf Domino) and [[Music/TheWhiteAlbum "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except For Me and My Monkey."]]
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'Cause I weight two hundred pounds\\
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'Cause I weight weigh two hundred pounds\\
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* UnbuiltTrope: His 1959 hit "Be My Guest" is a {{Ska}} song in all but name, especially with the choppy rhythm guitar and the horns. Not a coincidence. He was a [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff big star in Jamaica]] at the time, since New Orleans radio stations playing R&B could easily be heard there at night. No less than Music/BobMarley himself cited Domino as one of his early music heroes. While Domino and lots of other New Orleans artists played around with rhythms and had songs which emphasized the off-beat, the way he did it on "Be My Guest", with the guitar being the dominant rhythm instrument, was hugely influential on the island's music scene.
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* AlphabeticalThemeNaming: His children are Antoine III, Anatole, Andre, Antonio, Antoinette, Andrea, Anola and Adonica.
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* AlphabeticalThemeNaming: His children are Antoine III, Anatole, Andre, Antonio, Antoinette, Andrea, Anola and Adonica. [[MassivelyNumberedSiblings Oh, and there are eight of them]].