Fats Domino - (Pee Wee Crayton Session) - I Must Go On - April 14, 1955
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Recorded April 14, 1955 (Thursday) (w&m: Clem Hunsley/Morris Bernstein/Herman Odom) Fats 3rd recording from his 28th session (IM-860). a-side of Post 2007 b/w "Don't Go" 45/78RPM release: 1956. First album release: "Blues Guitarist" on Liberty LLS-70052(J) Released: 1975 J and M Studio, 838 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA session details according to Blues&Rhythm Magazine (issue #219): Pee Wee Crayton(v,g), Dave Bartholomew(tp), Wendell Duconge(as), Clarence Hall, Herbert Hardesty(ts), Fats Domino*(p), Frank Fields(b), Cornelius Coleman(d). Producer/Arranger: Dave Bartholomew Engineer: Cosimo Matassa No chart-action on this one. "Aladdin/Imperial Files"by Ruppli and "Blues Records" by Leadbitter, Slaven, Fancourt, McGrath: Salvador Doucette(p). There is some doubt if Fats really played on this session. Blues & Rhythm magazine confirmes, but Michel Ruppli's "The Aladdin/Imperial Files" and "Blues Records"by McGrath and Fancourt lists Salvador Doucette as the pianoplayer. Although there is no confirmation, for the sake of completeness this session will be listed as one Fats played on. More Fats? https://www.facebook.com/officialFATSDominoFANSITE/
Blues and rhythm & blues singer and guitarist, active in California. Born: December 18, 1914 Rockdale, Texas Died: June 25, 1985 Los Angeles, California
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