Fats Domino, one of the founding ... “My Blue Heaven,” he was also credited as proving that the piano had as vital a place in rock ’n’ roll as the guitar. Domino died early Tuesday at 89, ...

The Domino 2.A houses two eight-inch, twin-cone speakers running off two parallel DMOS, monolithic IC power amplifiers for a total of 100 watts. It also features a separate neodymium tweeter. So far ...

New Orleans musician Antoine “Fats” Domino, a titan of early rock ‘n’ roll whose piano-based hits – such as “Ain’t That a Shame,” “Blueberry Hill” and “Blue Monday ...

Fats Domino, rock and roll ... It was the first tune he ever learned to play, on a guitar bought for him by his late mother. “It was the first song I could accompany myself on,” he said in 1975.

When I heard DOMINO‘s title track for the first time back in April and that guitar solo came wailing in for the first time, my life changed immediately. I mean it.

For longtime fans and new listeners alike, exploring Fats Domino’s catalog is a rewarding experience. His music continues to offer insight, comfort, and joy — a testament to an artist whose ...