Fats Domino - Ain't That A Shame

Antoine Dominique "Fat's" Domino Jr (born February 26, 1928) is an American rhythm and blues, rock and roll, pianist and singer songwriter, he was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana.

"Ain't That A Shame" was released on Imperial records and reached #10 in the Billboart Hot 100 and #1 in the R&B charts in 1955.

"Ain't That A Shame" / "La-La" (Imperial 5348)

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[Donald Barnebey]

If it wasn't for folks like Fats Domino and Little Richard, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin would never have come along later. Fats had class!

[elvicare35]

People that can't appreciate a great artists performance without putting down another great artist, well it's sickening and pathetic!!!!!

[JerecDarkheart]

This song happens too be a peice of Rock N' Roll History!! It's Idiotic comments like yours that will never ever let the racist crap go! FOR CRYIN' OUT LOUD DOUCHE IT'S THE 21st CENTURY!!

[Andreas Aichner]

F A N T A S T I C !!!!

the best -- ever....

[mashman86751]

ur racist ur comment sucks but acdc is good but not as good as fats.

[cwcwful]

I feel sorry for you.

[MrEastbayray]

knobhead

[TheRock4billie]

Bacana

[SpaceCaser SparkleSlut]

OMG CORY IN THE HOUSE.

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[Chuck D]

@Mrsillybill kill yourself

[Bob Crestwood]

Can you cite a specific Mozart piece where this is evident? I'd like to give it a listen.

[MrSillybill]

You need to go back to school.

The roots of the backbeat in Rock n Roll can be traced all the way back to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. These guys may have made it mainstream, but they In no way invented it.