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The documentary traces how Fats Domino's brand of New Orleans rhythm and blues morphed into rock and roll, appealing to black and white audiences alike. Includes the 60-minute PBS broadcast version and the full 90-minute "director's cut," which includes extensive additional performance footage.
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Rock music, Rhythm and blues music, African American rock musicians, Biography, History and criticismPeople
Fats Domino (1928-2017)Places
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Includes Director's cut and American masters version.
Extra features: Fats Domino at home (2010); The saints go marching in (1962); Blue Monday (1962); I'm ready (1962).
Narrated by Clarke Peters ; edited by Anthea Carr ; executive producers, Celia Zantz, Daniel Wheeler, Dick Connette ; cinematography, David Julien Leonard, Robert Pagliaro ; camera, Alex Viacos, Rick Delaup, Stevenson Palfi.
Fats Domino, piano, vocals.
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