FATS DOMINO "WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS" 2002 CAPITOL 4CD BOX SET.OOP STILL SEALED!

Description: NOTE: THIS IS THE LOWEST PRICE I WILL BE GOING ON THIS ITEM, THANKS FOR LOOKING!INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY THE VIRUS SO I AM OFFERING LIMITED SHIPPING, PLEASE CHECK THE SHIPPING TAB TO MAKE SURE I DO SHIP TO YOUR COUNTRY. THIS BOX SET COMES FROM MY TIME AT A NATIONAL RADIO NETWORK WHERE I WAS THE MUSIC AND PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR FOR NEARLY 15+ YEARS. NOTE: EBAY IS PROHIBITING LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES THAT HAVE HTML HYPERLINKS, SO IF I CAN FIND ARTIST/PRODUCT INFO THAT DOESN'T HAVE THAT I WILL POST BELOW, OTHERWISE PLEASE CHECK FOR YOURSELVES. ARTIST: FATS DOMINO TITLE: “WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS: 100 LEGENDARY IMPERIAL RECORDINGS 1949-1862” LABEL: CAPITOL/IMPERIAL RECORDS CAT.#: 7243537374-2-9 YEAR:2002 TRACK LISTING: SEE BELOW+PHOTOS 1-1 The Fat Man 2:35 1-2 Detroit City Blues 2:28 1-3 She's My Baby 2:41 1-4 Every Night About This Time 2:07 1-5 Hey! La Bas Boogie 2:23 1-6 Rockin' Chair 2:26 1-7 Goin' Home 2:10 1-8 Reelin' And Rockin' 2:19 1-9 Poor Poor Me 2:11 1-10 Mardi Gras In New Orleans 2:16 1-11 How Long 2:02 1-12 Going To The River 2:34 1-13 Swanee River Hop 2:49 1-14 Rose Mary 2:16 1-15 Please Don't Leave Me 2:39 1-16 Something's Wrong 2:42 1-17 You Done Me Wrong 2:07 1-18 Thinking Of You 2:08 1-19 Where Did You Stay? 2:01 1-20 You Can Pack Your Suitcase 2:20 1-21 Love Me 1:56 1-22 All By Myself 2:24 1-23 Don't You Know 2:21 1-24 La-La 2:15 1-25 Ain't That A Shame 2:28 2-1 Blue Monday 2:19 2-2 Poor Me 2:20 2-3 I Can't Go On (Rosalie) 2:12 2-4 I'm In Love Again 1:57 2-5 Bo Weevil 2:06 2-6 Don't Blame It On Me 2:43 2-7 If You Need Me 2:02 2-8 So Long 2:12 2-9 My Blue Heaven 2:08 2-10 Ida Jane 2:12 2-11 When My Dreamboat Comes Home 2:19 2-12 What's The Reason (I'm Not Pleasing You?) 2:03 2-13 Blueberry Hill 2:24 2-14 Honey Chile 1:50 2-15 I'm Walkin' 2:08 2-16 What Will I Tell My Heart? 2:28 2-17 My Happiness 2:15 2-18 Young School Girl 1:55 2-19 The Rooster Song 2:06 2-20 Telling Lies 2:21 2-21 It's You I Love 2:03 2-22 Valley Of Tears 1:53 2-23 Wait And See 1:58 2-24 The Big Beat 1:57 2-25 Little Mary 1:57 3-1 When I See You 2:08 3-2 I Still Love You 1:59 3-3 I Want You To Know 1:59 3-4 Yes, My Darling 2:00 3-5 Don't You Know I Love You 2:13 3-6 Sick And Tired 2:35 3-7 No, No 2:09 3-8 I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday 2:03 3-9 Coquette 2:28 3-10 Whole Lotta Lovin' 1:38 3-11 Margie 2:16 3-12 I Hear You Knockin' 1:51 3-13 When The Saints Go Marching In 2:26 3-14 Country Boy 2:16 3-15 I'm Ready 2:05 3-16 I Want To Walk You Home 2:21 3-17 I've Been Around 2:08 3-18 Be My Guest 2:15 3-19 Before I Grow Too Old 2:33 3-20 Tell Me That You Love Me 2:03 3-21 Walking To New Orleans 2:00 3-22 Don't Come Knockin' 1:59 3-23 Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey 2:04 3-24 Three Nights A Week 1:45 3-25 You Always Hurt The One You Love 3:45 4-1 Shu Rah 1:56 4-2 My Girl Josephine 2:06 4-3 Natural Born Lover 4:47 4-4 Ain't That Just Like A Woman 2:40 4-5 Rising Sun 2:02 4-6 It Keeps Rainin' 2:47 4-7 What A Price 2:23 4-8 La-La 2:04 4-9 Fell In Love On Monday 1:58 4-10 Hold Hands 2:07 4-11 Bad Luck And Trouble 2:42 4-12 I've Been Calling 2:17 4-13 Won't You Come On Back 2:21 4-14 Good Hearted Man 2:24 4-15 One Night 2:49 4-16 You Win Again 2:24 4-17 Let The Four Winds Blow 2:19 4-18 Your Cheatin' Heart 2:09 4-19 What A Party 1:53 4-20 Trouble Blues 2:42 4-21 Jambalaya (On The Bayou) 2:25 4-22 Goin' Home 2:29 4-23 My Real Name 2:17 4-24 I Want To Go Home 1:54 4-25 Dance With Mr. Domino 1:50 CONDITION: THIS STILL SEALED INSIDE IT'S ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP, THERE'S A HYPE STICKER ON THE FRONT (SEE PHOTO) THIS WAS SENT TO ME FROM CAPITOL RECORDS, THERE'S A SMALL “CUT” IN THE SPINE DONE BY THE LABEL (SEE PHOTO) MORE INFO:FOUR CD'S 100 TRACKS! THIS MEASURES 11 1/2” x 6” x 1”, BY ITSELF WEIGHS APPROX. 1 lb. 3 oz. ARTIST INFO: Antoine Domino, 26 February 1928, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. From a large family, Domino learned piano from local musician Harrison Verrett who was also his brother-in-law. A factory worker after leaving school, Domino played in local clubs such as the Hideaway. It was there in 1949 that band leader Dave Bartholomew and Lew Chudd of Imperial Records heard him. His first recording, ‘The Fat Man’, became a Top 10 R&B hit the next year and launched his unique partnership with Bartholomew who co-wrote and arranged dozens of Domino tracks over the next two decades. As With Professor Longhair, Domino’s playing was derived from the rich mixture of musical styles to be found in New Orleans. These included traditional jazz, Latin rhythms, boogie-woogie, Cajun and blues. Domino’s personal synthesis of these influences involved lazy, rich vocals supported by rolling piano rhythms. On occasion his relaxed approach was at odds with the urgency of other R&B and rock artists and the Imperial engineers would frequently speed up the tapes before Domino’s singles were released. During the early 50s, Domino gradually became one of the most successful R&B artists in America. Songs such as ‘Goin’ Home’ and ‘Going To The River’, ‘Please Don’t Leave Me’ and ‘Don’t You Know’ were bestsellers and he also toured throughout the country. The touring group included the nucleus of the band assembled by Dave Bartholomew for recordings at Cosimo Matassa’s studio. Among the musicians were Lee Allen (saxophone), Frank Field (bass) and Walter ‘Papoose’ Nelson (guitar). By 1955, rock ‘n’ roll had arrived and young white audiences were ready for Domino’s music. His first pop success came with ‘Ain’t That A Shame’ in 1955, although Pat Boone’s cover version sold more copies. ‘Bo Weevil’ was also covered, by Teresa Brewer, but the catchy ‘I’m In Love Again’, with its incisive saxophone phrases from Allen, took Domino into the pop Top 10. The b-side was an up-tempo treatment of the 20s standard, ‘My Blue Heaven’, which Verrett had sung with Papa Celestin’s New Orleans jazz band. Domino’s next big success also came with a pre-rock ‘n’ roll song, ‘Blueberry Hill’. Inspired by Louis Armstrong’s 1949 version, Domino used his Creole drawl to perfection. Altogether, Fats Domino had nearly 20 US Top 20 singles between 1955 and 1960. Among the last of them was the majestic ‘Walking To New Orleans’, a Bobby Charles composition that became a string-laden tribute to the sources of his musical inspiration. His track record in the Billboard R&B lists, however, is impressive, with 63 records reaching the charts. Domino continued to record prolifically for Imperial until 1963, maintaining a consistently high level of performance. There were original compositions such as the jumping ‘My Girl Josephine’ and ‘Let the Four Winds Blow’ and cover versions of country songs (Hank Williams’ ‘Jambalaya (On The Bayou)’) as well as standard ballads such as ‘Red Sails In The Sunset’, his final hit single in 1963. The complex off-beat of ‘Be My Guest’ was a clear precursor of the ska rhythms of Jamaica, where Domino was popular and toured in 1961. The only unimpressive moments came when he was persuaded to jump on the twist bandwagon, recording a banal number titled ‘Dance With Mr Domino’. By now, Lew Chudd had sold the Imperial company and Domino switched labels to ABC Paramount. There he recorded several albums with producers Felton Jarvis and Bill Justis, but his continuing importance lay in his tours of North America and Europe, which recreated the sound of the 50s for new generations of listeners. The quality of Domino’s touring band was well captured on a 1965 live album for Mercury Records from Las Vegas with Roy Montrell (guitar), Cornelius Coleman (drums) and the saxophones of Herb Hardesty and Lee Allen. Domino continued this pattern of work into the 70s, breaking it slightly when he gave the Beatles’ ‘Lady Madonna’ a New Orleans treatment. He made further albums for Reprise Records (1968) and Sonet Records (1979), the Reprise sides being the results of a reunion session with Dave Bartholomew. Official recognition of Domino’s contribution to popular music came in the late 80s. In 1986 he was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, and won Hall Of Fame and Lifetime Achievement awards at the 1987 Grammy’s. In 1991 EMI Records, which now owned the Imperial catalogue, released a scholarly box set of Domino’s remarkable recordings. Two years later, Domino was back in the studio recording his first sessions proper for 25 years, resulting in his Christmas Is A Special Day set. ‘People don’t know what they’ve done for me’, he reflected. ‘They always tell me, “Oh Fats, thanks for so many years of good music”. And I’ll be thankin’ them before they’re finished thankin’ me!’ He remains a giant figure of R&B and rock ‘n’ roll, both musically and physically. Domino died on October 24, 2017, at his home in Harvey, Louisiana at the age of 89, from natural causes, according to the coroner's office I AM OFFERING A COUPLE DIFFERENT DOMESTIC/U.S. SHIPPING OPTIONS. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS TAKE NOTE !!! ALL SHIPMENTS ARE BASED UPON THE WEIGHT OF THE PACKAGE AND THE LOCATION IT IS BEING SENT TO. ALSO THERE IS LIMITED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AT THIS TIME DUE TO THE VIRUS.CHECK TO SEE IF YOU CAN SEE A SHIPPING CHARGE TO YOUR COUNTRY, IF NOT THAT MEANS I DO NOT SHIP THERE, SORRY. 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