fats domino - blueberry hill

[@stephenrobinson9709]

My dad's favourite song I think... I lost him in 2020😢❤❤❤

[@alan-ev6ck]

My father was a DAV, I lost him when I was 11

[@esequiela.martinez5087]

LOTS OF LOVE AND BLESSINGS ❤

[@johnnyre-majeur8042]

Lots of love to you !

[@ValeriePotter-m3s]

Awesome

[@OneRedKansan55]

He had great taste in music :)

[@augustdenger8231]

This was one of my grandmother’s favorite songs. She left us today and this is the first song I’m listening to. I love you Mema.

[@1s3bastian54]

August Degenhardt same with my grandad😓

[@tonybuckeye2]

Sorry for ur loss

[@esteban_vilchxz]

Sorry for your loss (If it happened) but, I don't think you should be posting her death on a KZbin comment section of all places

[@1s3bastian54]

Dank iNsANe I agree with u but sometimes when u have no one to vent to u do it at random places

[@augustdenger8231]

@@esteban_vilchxz dude wtf

[@LPJack02]

RIP Fats Domino (February 26, 1928 - October 24, 2017), aged 89 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@maxrawnsley1401]

Always too soon, he has been my fave since the 50's

[@olivermorel4424]

I saw him at river walk San Antonio Texas in 96

[@olivermorel4424]

Jack take care my friend 👍

[@olivermorel4424]

@@maxrawnsley1401 Max take care my friend 👍✅

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

What a coincidence that I happened to be looking at this video & comment on an anniversary of Fats' death(!)--October 24, 2023--FWIW... At least he lived to a ripe old age! 🙂

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

I was 13 when Fats rolled out this hit, so it was part of my youth from then on. Car radios, record players, diners, drive ins, juke boxes, drag races, you heard it everywhere. Great music for great times. Thanks, Fats.

[@ember4evamore]

Did enjoy your reminiscing of a time that so many today can’t even begin to imagine or appreciate! What a treasure you are for today to have been witness of such a time in history within that era despite how limited technology paled in comparison. So simplistic & yet still faced with many a struggle, no doubt. But obviously, blessed to have come thru hardships knowing now just how much the little things & simple times of then count! Sounds as if that time for you was full of some of your fondest & most profound! Which is really telling me you are a treasure yourself unlike what ‘hopeless & forlorn’ would suggest! Maybe you should re-brand & represent yourself & those of your generation with a more positive & accurate ‘screen-name’ such as ‘the best of the best’ or even.. ‘generational gestation’. (I like the last one best) & of course, just a strangers observation & unsolicited suggestion.. ❤️ hope your Holidays are not hopeless but truly find you most blessed! Much ❤️

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

@@ember4evamore I'll have to tell you that you are dead wrong on the pale in comparison technology! I appreciate hearing your inputs, but you really got to be brought up to date. Here is how it looked, I'll provide a few examples. Its always best to get a easy nonbiased showcase of the time in its purest form, which in this case is open street shots at the time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmmnkqOYh5aaj7c

[@natet5959]

sounds so nice😀

[@djdza6611]

may the powers that be keep u

[@Arleenah4everkevinfan]

How old are you? I’m 13

[@user-eg3tl5ko5x]

My grandfather has dementia , but every time he hears this it’s like he’s his old self again

[@Comrade2face]

Dimensions

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

God bless him!

[@steveperry1344]

it's magic how music can touch all people.

[@rhondagodwin3991]

A M E N!

[@SmokeTemple]

Cigarettes can help too

[@brendadickson1755]

I nurse elderly patients in a nursing home, I take my iPad in and I play these old songs, but they love blueberry hill the best by Fats Domino

[@Amelia-jn8pt]

I'm currently playing this for my resident at a nursing home🤣 she loves this song 😅

[@alfredtorres5048]

Keep on the good pleasure for our elders! I am from Belize Central America!!

[@Kenneth-gj5zs]

​@@alfredtorres5048😢😢😢😮

[@Kenneth-gj5zs]

KGSDBNMW ❤😊

[@Kenneth-gj5zs]

​@@Amelia-jn8pt😢

[@sonmezgurisikozanoglu3908]

Dearest Fats Domino today is the first anniversary of death of my beloved brother.You were his hero.He always sang your songs especially Blueberryhill, all through his life.He was 80 years old when he passed .He was your no 1 fan. Today I'm gonna play your songs all day long. Rest in peace and love both of you.

[@eddieholdway2227]

These old songs I truly love. I may have been born in July 1958, But the best music was the 50-early 80-s, but very few songs in the early 80's. Fats Domino and other artists from this era will be in our memory and it will last until the day we all pass away.

[@kalijabeck]

I remember listening to this as a child. Who’s listening in 2020 ?

[@randallpullins1422]

I am, fats was the man. May he rest in peace, and may his awesome music live on forever!

[@TheUruguay3050]

Me at 2.33 am

[@rezaarifin8850]

im listening in 2022

[@houssamassila6274]

Bruce Willis in "12 Monkeys", 2020 is the new 1996... how's the fresh air?

[@curvy71]

Me.

[@berwick777]

Doesn't get any cooler than this. RIP Fats, your music will live forever.

[@michaelhagwood5038]

Yes,I grew up in 60's listening to fat music on the radio

[@xystems1984]

Dominós pizza ya agectaba gente desde esa época

[@iamurdad77]

How can he rest in peace if he has some arsehole chasing thumbs ups for themselves every second! wishing him to rest in peace.

[@brodenmacarthur3955]

To my dad- that’s so cheesy- No being mean. That’s just what he played for me and I hated it. Still not my thrill. Dad.

[@loganfaulkner6375]

My grandpa died when I was 2, and apparently, they played this song at his funeral. This song will always have a place for me. Love you Grandpa! You would love to see how much I am like you!

[@Jase73]

One of my dads favourites. He passed away last year so we played this at the start of his funeral and great balls of fire by Jerry Lee Lewis at the end. It’s what my dad wanted. True teddy boy back in the day. Michael Bailey RIP Miss you soooo much dad :( xxx

[@Rosepaku]

May his soul rest in eternal peace amen 🙏

[@Jase73]

@@Rosepaku thank you. Very kind words.

[@tavarbailey1506]

Condolences from one bailey to another

[@Jase73]

@@tavarbailey1506 thank you 🙏

[@kamenrider18]

I'm sorry for the loss of your dad. Feel free to pray for him.

[@littletime100]

I am 69 now and fighting cancer and reminiscing and I use to love this song when my older sister would listen to it.

[@annahayes1007]

My husband has terminal cancer. Good luck in your fight.

[@littletime100]

@@annahayes1007 So sorry to hear that. will keep you in my prayers🙏

[@TheDrakenZ]

[@littletime100]

@@TheDrakenZ Thank you so much, It's a year later and in remission so far but follow up is is every 6 months 🙏

[@RichardBenkovic]

My dad just passed away 8-Mar-2024 from cancer. We were listening to Fats Domino just 6 weeks ago - he loved Fats all his life and would love dancing rock n roll with my mum when I was a kid. I'm 51 now and I remember him listening to Fats and Elvis when I was 9 or 10. Wishing you all the best and congrats in your great results.

[@johnstephenson4938]

49 years ago Miss Peggy and I were married in Carson City. We went to a club at South Shore Tahoe and guess who was playing. Thanks Fats!

[@thatsalotofdamage8568]

The fuck is a seventies bar doin playin fats

[@西東京六歌]

Oh〜！It's a very very Wonderful !!!!!!

[@gowiththeflow363]

thats alot of damage Being 20 years late

[@tonycox4995]

I’d say you were a lucky man, on two counts.

[@sleepyemmas]

Ay I live in Carson too.

[@beatlejim64]

Got to #2 on the Billboard charts in 1956...sold over 5,000,000 copies! Fats had 40 songs in the Top 10 in his career. One of the all time greats in rock'n'roll!!!

[@broukakou8219]

He is not One of. He is the One. 'cause it's him who creates the Rock'n'roll

[@tonymerritt7141]

One of my mom’s favorite artists. She is 95 and still can play and sing this.

[@paulmccharmley4335]

Rest in peace fats, probably the most underrated musician of that era. Respect to him and his family from Serbia! I guess the heavens will have the thrill on blueberry hill...

[@iPVPTV]

Hardly underrated considering he was outselling Elvis Presley at times.

[@larryroberts2792]

+spacetapes I think he means legacy wise. He's a rock&roll forefather that gets hardly mentioned nowadays

[@emerybayblues]

I kind of understand where the commenter is coming from. When Chuck Barry died it was “above the fold” on the newsite I read. Fats Domino was “below the fold” small headline.

[@paulmccharmley4335]

+Larry Roberts exactly

[@sretkokalinic3394]

RIP FORM SERBIA!

[@stevengallego7755]

My Grand father passed away today...and this was his favorite song...92 years old... Rest in peace

[@stevengallego7755]

@@bundymartin2925 like wise! Thank you.

[@ianashby1449]

Happy days anyone

[@kamenrider18]

So sorry for the loss of your grandfather. Families can be tough. I lost my grandfather from dad's side six years ago.

[@francespilley6524]

I'm soon to be 72 years old and I still love this song!♥️♥️♥️👍

[@djdza6611]

may the powers that be keep u

[@miltonking1137]

76 in August Love this record and Fats too.

[@baileybahr8059]

I hope your 73 is awesome

[@13aware]

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[@tedhill5224]

I' 82 ans love it too....listen to it often....love his songs

[@Jok3er271]

This guy is overlooked as a person who pioneered rock n roll. Fats, Chuck, Little Richard. Legends

[@BadAssMacmillan]

Elvis actually called Fats Domino “the true king of rock n roll”

[@rhondagodwin3991]

@Dan Dugan Fats has never beem overlooked. You two need to Look into it instead of posting nonsense.

[@spankynater4242]

He is in no way overlooked. He is a legend.

[@tboda2621]

A lot of people don't make the connection between Fats and the the man who started the biggest dance craze in modern history! Chubby Checker.(he had the hit, not Hank) Get it?.... Chubby Checker, Fats Domino. Just another way you will live forever Fats. What a heart! What a man! What a talent!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Hope to be with you Fats... THANKS LOVE, EVERYBODY

[@justinj_00]

"I can't sing like Fats Domino, nobody can" - Elvis Presley

[@raynekraven]

no one could, no one can and no one will

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

👍❤💋

[@marcusblackwell2372]

U know ur the fellow if The King applauds u

[@Cryptic-jl3qz]

elvis was a thief so this DOES surprise me

[@borderlands10]

Fats Waller comes close, though.

[@thermahutton4258]

I'm 77 years old and this was my dad's favorite song! I love it too! It brings back good memories!

[@jitgreen8366]

Fortunate, blessed and privileged to have grown up listening to this music in my grandparents house, and car. For that, I’m forever grateful. Thanks Bob and Edith. “There’ll never be another 1950s” my grandpa said that. I just wish I could go back and see what it was like, the music, the sights, the sounds.

[@jitgreen8366]

@@Billy219 Man, I love Jazz from back then.

[@jacquelineharrell4605]

Listening from California 🇺🇸 in March 2022. I remember watching “Happy Days” back in the 70’s!! This song reminds me of that show!!😊

[@rireigmaki6336]

Walked into the kitchen this morning and found my grandmother singing this song 😂. Had to look it up and play it for her. She's so happy right now and keeps asking me to dance with her 😅😊

[@barock69]

[@parthakaizer]

This is so sweet! Rirei...kudos from India

[@ninamarie4989]

Rirei G Maki same here my gma was singimg this song to I had to find this kne for her

[@mitzibaker7331]

You are a wonderful grandson AND person in society- Keep Up the Good Work!!!

[@thomasraahauge5231]

Life is too short to not dance with your grandmother. I hope the two of you had a swell time :)

[@Raven11847]

I was nine years-old in 1956, and I got a record player and a few 45 records for Christmas. Blueberry Hill was the first record that I put on to play, and I honestly cannot remember the songs on the other records that I received ... but I will always remember Blueberry Hill.. RIP Fats Domino, and thanks for the memories.

[@Rocksann75]

Amen

[@kimberlyisherwood4564]

Anna Holt love your story brings tears

[@aimsays]

I wouldn’t remember the other ones either lol this is a very good song!

[@miguelcastro9639]

Muy buen cantante y la músíca excelente

[@eskimoglenn]

My dad introduced me to fats. It was in the sixties.Glad he did.

[@RachelJanineLloyd]

Makes me think of my Dad -at 55yrs I still miss my Dad.

[@Superman_305]

Not everyone can say they were raised on listening to good music like fats domino but I'm one lucky enough to say they were me and my dad would listen to classic oldies like blueberry every weekend when I'd visit him. Yesterday was the exactly one year since he past but listening this classic makes me reminisce about the childhood and all the memories about the good times i got to spend with him. Love you dad and i miss you alot.

[@monicafield8938]

My mother loved this song. Even up until a few days before she died at the age of 96, she would ask me to help her stand up so she could keep time to the music. She was a great dancer. When she died, my brother brought a CD of her favorite songs to the funeral home. They were playing softly in the background during the wake. When "Blueberry Hill" came on, my niece told them to crank up the volume, and she and I danced to it in front of the coffin. I know Momma was smiling down on us and dancing in heaven.

[@maryguy-fo2qk]

today Feb 26, 2024 is Fats 96th Birthday

[@BeeHus2256]

Rest in peace. And thank you for the music.

[@phillipmoya75]

Thanks Fats for all the memories of my dad, playing guitar, and playing your song. You have been a part of our family, a part we well surely miss.

[@sjraiderfan]

Happy Fathers day Dad I'm listening to all your favorite music today.

[@ArtJorgensen]

In November, 1956 I was reassigned to Japan and, the day I boarded the USS A E Anderson for the 12-day voyage from California, I was able to grab the just-released "Blueberry Hill" by the Fat Man. Since I had my full collection of 45's on the voyage, I became the ship's DJ and broadcast my music all the way over. I had to play "Blueberry Hill" 5 times as often as the next most requested song. You have no idea how hot it was unless you were there!!

[@phillipswatson3452]

Art Golfer I WAS BORN 1956 WITH AN OLD SOUL 💖😎

[@leolong7021]

Great story, very brave man.

[@annoyboyPictures]

What a beautiful Nostalgic Tale...

[@darlenepatrick4619]

That was a great story. I love listening to these oldies and reading about different people's experiences at that time. Just enhances the experience of my own memories and learning about some stories about the background of the songs and musicians.

[@greenswag7763]

I love reading those people's old memories.

[@berry_dream5223]

This is my grandfather's favorite song. He was just recently in the hospital, and the thought of this amazing song made me cry along with the thought of my grandfather. He's out of the hospital now, continuing to listen to amazing music back from the 50's and 60's. RIP Fats, thank you for making my grandfather and alot of others happy. 💕

[@mariacompton1416]

God Bless you Fats....the absolute best ..only God knows how much you were/are loved....

[@alanstrong55]

That tune will not die.

[@info145]

Rest in peace, Mr. Domino. You made a lot of people happy for a very long time...

[@billyarps4540]

info145 c.f.

[@billyturner2038]

when I was an kid my mom told me this my grandpa and grandma they dance on their wedding night so as a kid took my records player over w this record play it for them I got the biggest smile R.I.P. PAPA AND MAMA. LOVE U ALWAY

[@josephlemko3027]

Fats Domino is one of giants of music. RIP You are truly missed. Thanks for the music.

[@jacksonj69]

info145 yah great song and voice

[@officialchan.]

info145 not a lie he was great I’m reading a book in my reading class and he was mentioned in it and I’m in 4th grade so yeah

[@raynekraven]

Even Elvis Presley said of him in an interview that Fats was the true King of Rock n' Roll. Thank you for the music, thank you for the Thrill on Blueberry Hill, Mister Domino. God bless your soul and Rest in piece.

[@kayleamransey9473]

Highly doubt that

[@Chris_Silverhaze]

@@kayleamransey9473 At a news conference in Las Vegas in 1969, after resuming his performing career, Elvis Presley interrupted a reporter who had called him “the king.” He pointed to Mr. Domino, who was in the room, and said, “There’s the real king of rock ’n’ roll.”

[@a1guitars]

Little Richard was recording music around the same time as Elvis Presley and he is believed by many to be the father of Rock n Roll. His music was downplayed because he was black.

[@hjanemarsden3294]

cat dogs

[@mileshanna6480]

25/10/17 RIP Antoine - A musical legend of New Orleans and the World.

[@redhowzredhowz4743]

Miles Hanna I will always love Fats Domino

[@redhowzredhowz4743]

I will always love Fats Domino

[@marypugh3905]

Used to dance to this in Penang 1966. New Spring Tide night club on the beach, listening to sea. Happy memories of my youth and being in love.

[@markowen3114]

Hello dear,how’re you doing? Greetings from California 😊

[@dcottontail8970]

When I heard the news about "Fats" reported as a missing person during hurricane "Katrina" I almost lost it. Luckily he was soon after found and reunited with my family. My grandfather now in heaven used to sign lead in a "Rock N' Roll" band as a young man, and this was always one of his favorite songs to cover. Every time I listen I can't help to remember what an amazing man he was, to his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. "Fats" is a National Treasure, sadly many young people my age don't appreciate what good music really is.

[@joeyg535]

I'm 17 and love Fats!

[@aldagunnars5823]

I'm joining in. I'm 15 and the Fats are amazing!

[@radiantpython]

I'm 15 and can't get enough!!!

[@conservativeliberal]

Yup I'm 16 and love this! You aren't alone :)

[@aldagunnars5823]

Mithrandir well.... what the hell are you doing here then?

[@jansenc.oliveira1038]

Two days ago my father died.. Propably the greatest fan of Fats Domino in the Netherlands. Being born in 1946 my father, Hen whitnessed the whole carer from Frats. During his entire live my father visited many many concert of the fat man in the Netherlands. Two months ago Fats died and it seemed that my father is able to enjoy his music again in heaven.. In the meantine me and my brothers keep the Fats Domino recollection vivid.

[@thomasraahauge5231]

I am sorry for your loss. I hope he found his way to the Great Blueberry Hill in Heaven.

[@stevenbergeron3659]

not true

[@stevenbergeron3659]

hes from Louisiana that his home dummy

[@LucasKingPiano]

@@stevenbergeron3659 You really need to work on your comprehension skills.

[@stevenbergeron3659]

@@LucasKingPiano u need to get a life

[@xxdevilxx7525]

❤️❤️7years without you mom I love you this will always be our song🖤

[@teterouge1472]

My first night out, aged 16, an this was playing in the Half moon(pub). Full of bikers, pint of cider and then another classic on the jukebox(maybelline)..... 1980.....

[@Brekstahkid]

my grandpa used to listen to this kind of music. I wake up at times in shock that my grandpa is gone. one of a kind old man. they definitely don't make them like him anymore. love you grandpa

[@TheGhostOfFredZeppelin]

Listened to this yesterday randomly for the first time in years and now he's gone, what a sad/weird coincidence. This song will always make me happy though, rest easy Mr. Domino.

[@corbantumataroa2119]

RIP Fats..this song is the one i think of when i hear your name.. another sad loss

[@bennyjuarezjr.6031]

GREAT.

[@karenfrantz2219]

Like you, I haven't listened to this in years...But it brings me back to a time when my life was less complicated. Blueberry Hill makes me smile.

[@lindabell6069]

RIP Fats! Heaven is jumping with you and those hits!

[@47potus53]

Me too , how strange

[@kathleentherose]

Oh!! This brings back memories!! What words and music!! Thank you Fats Domino!!! xxxx God Bless xx From Ireland xxx

[@volnog]

If only more Irish people will stop labeling this "gay" 😂

[@ahrya3148]

anyone read this comment in an Irish accent?

[@julialison9618]

Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire spécial pour mon émissions merci beaucoup pour votre souvenir huit temps de souvenirs que du bonheur merci à vous bisous julia lison merci bisous bonne soirée et encore merci

[@franceswalker2986]

Pure gold. Such a gentle man, so much joy he gave all,of us, young and old. Pure soul. Always alive in my memory. Sweet dreams

[@djdza6611]

may the powers that be keep u

[@troyellis6211]

In 2019, this song is still AMAZING !

[@dalegoosney957]

Be no different in 3019

[@raynekraven]

always was, always will be

[@kauriwilson4876]

I remember my old family members play this in there garage parties getting wasted

[@thesnackbandit]

I don't understand this comment.

[@catherinemanuguerra7371]

JANVIER 2020

[@gerardlevaar6766]

Elvis, Fats, Chuck, etc. are now dead. We have to treasure these 50's Rock N Rollers, without them, Rock wouldn't be a thing.

[@keeponrollin7922]

Hey Bussy the killer still around..

[@metamodernsounds2163]

keep on rollin 79 well I firmly believe he sold his soul to Satan so I think he'll be around for a while haha I don't think you can play a piano like that and belong to heaven

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Little Richard is still going

[@lindamaddox828]

Gerard Le Vaar:

[@lukegarcia2941]

U are right! people think I'm Elvis Presley but I do look like him a long time ago

[@jorgie110]

My Dad turned 87 on March 7th... this is his song. Happy Birthday Pops!

[@TheMusicMan_518]

Another favorite! When i was growing up, My father would often say he remembered hearing Fats Domino play on the radio when he & my uncle first moved to Chicago back in the mid 1950s, when they were in their 20s. Today, dad would be 92 if he were still living. This was one of his favorites too. A lot of Good Music was being played back in those days! When it comes to Fats Domino, He was among the Best of Americas National Treasures! 🇺🇲 "Often imitated, but Never Duplicated!"

[@jmrodas9]

He had such a natural and suave way of singing songs with so much feeling. This song has been one of my favorites for more than fifty years. Fats Domino had a great talent and I miss him, as more recent singers - those of nowadays- cannot hold a candle against him.

[@NattyvsJuiced]

Good to see everyone paying their respects to Fats Domino with another playing of Blueberry Hill :)

[@leojoosten9808]

Natty vs Juiced 89

[@ike9854]

putin version sucks

[@Yrr666]

Being a 74 yo Viet Vet I grew up with Fats and his contemporaries. A joy and privilege.

[@Yrr666]

@VeteranCape Without pioneers like Fats, young blood, we wouldn't have what you enjoy today.

[@lauren1984able]

Natty vs Juiced I am so glad I heard this song growing up! Such a talent. Such a phenomenal song! Simple, but effective!

[@thomasraahauge5231]

I remember listening to Blueberry Hill as a little kid. I had to have my Dad translate it, and even though he didn't speak that much english, he did his best to translate it. Denmark is flat as a pancake, so he also had to explain that hills can be a lot taller than the 20 meter (70ft) hill that we kid uses as "ski hill". Blueberries didn't grow within 20 km (13mi) from where we lived, but he knew how they tasted, and did his best to explain it. The song made a lot more sense when we moved to Greenland for some years. We lived in the southern most part of Greenland, and just two minutes walk from the last houses of the town (1300 inhabitants still constitutes a town in Greenland, the population is that small), there were hills abundant with all kinds of berries. Including blueberries. My older brother and I would go out and look for ripe berries after school, and if we had any luck, we would feast on berries. Blueberries were notoriously difficult to find, as southern Greenland was the northest they grew back then. When we finally did find them, we would eat blueberries 'till we could barely walk. Mom would freak out every time, since the eating frenzy also left our clothes completely stained with blueberry juice, and no detergent available on Greenland back then could remove the stains. Every time we went on a blueberry frenzy, the song would play in my head, and this is one of my dearest childhood memories. These days, you can buy blueberries in the supermarket almost half of the year round, but they are tap water next to the blueberries we picked fresh from the bushes. Thank you so much for the memories, Big Guy! :-)

[@dariollanos]

if he translated it from just listening to it, then hes english was pretty good.

[@beatrizpinto8058]

!

[@JonathanHorwitz]

Thomas, I too have eaten the blueberries of southern Greenland (Narsaq områd). They are the best! Thank you for the beautiful story! Took me back.

[@JonathanHorwitz]

Hej Thomas! I, too, have eaten the blueberries of southern Greenland (Narsaq områd). They are the BEST! Thank you for the beautiful story. Such a sweet memory.

[@skooter9291]

what a delightful story!

[@HappyLove-ej9il]

I heard this song at my grandma's old folks home from my uncle it stuck in my head

[@davidg.9932]

Fats would have turned 93 today. Antoine Dominique Domino Jr 02/26/28 Your fans still love you Fats... R.I.P.

[@thomasenarussell5583]

Rest Eternally with our Father! 💙

[@potter3439]

@@thomasenarussell5583 Amen

[@KenshinButtuosin]

RIP Fats.. you'll never be forgotten.

[@juanitauvina3432]

TRUE VERY especial

[@spankynater4242]

I remember seeing him on the news being rescued from a New Orleans nursing home during Hurricane Katrina. It warmed my heart and made me smile to see that he was still alive and that he was being taken care of.

[@brunodamario]

Everytime i hear that song i feel nostalgic wich is strange cause i was born in 1978.

[@Mihkel147]

makes a cozy feeling listening to this tune

[@charlieb9093]

R.I.P heroes die heroes but legends are never forgotten.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Chuca FTW Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. - Babe Ruth, The Sandlot.

[@NewWaveWill]

RIP this amazing man. So influential and inspiring. We've truly lost a great musician

[@LouieC]

My Nonno would play this when he dropped me off at grammar school. Makes me miss him so much.

[@tracyhayes4526]

My mom’s favourite. What a legend. Miss you so much mom.

[@darcyashby9859]

I lost my mother July 18 2020 I feel you

[@jp-mc2bp]

miss my mom too it still hurts

[@onlyNtimE]

Boy call me crazZzy

[@alexmatteo3637]

Hello Tracy, how are you doing today?

[@SwellGalMary]

Happy 88th to one of the best singers ever.

[@jagger3607]

SwellGalMary he’s dead now. Thanks to you.

[@cheyelove1815]

LOL, but only at your comment. RIP

[@msparker32]

RIP Fats. Thanks for the music.

[@thomasfishersr.3526]

RIP Fats Domino. Today, we lost an icon.

[@troyclark6349]

This one has always brought me back to the best times I've ever had, and I still play it in my best times now, only to remember it 20 years from now, as the one song that always reminded me of the best times in my life. Truly a great, may our children's children play this song for their grandchildren!!!!

[@leighcolman4339]

thank you grandad for introducing me to fats domino. makes me think of you every time I hear him. I miss you.

[@kimberleyheadland4639]

Love fats Domino I remember listening ❤️❤️to this as a child in the 70s and I’m still listening to it in 2021..........Kimberley 🇬🇧

[@meg5153]

RIP Fats Domino. You taught me so much to love music.

[@benrussell3779]

Still listening in 2023 this song will always be legendary

[@candiehenderson5895]

Me too

[@gabrielmoreno9455]

Good old Fats Domino never misses it. It's always spot on. We're gonna miss you my friend.

[@porty40oz]

My grandpa played this song when I was a kid I still remember this song after all these years.

[@jaysanchez8884]

Jason Porter same here my grandpa would play it over and over now to find out he has another son i wonder??? ❤️

[@lindaf5125]

One of my mom's favorites all thru adulthood...today, even with severe dementia, she remembers the words of the song. The days that she forgets who we all are, or that she even has children - she will remember my dad and that this was their song. Love this song and all it means to her!

[@JohnnyMontilla]

Such a beautiful song! Fats is a legend!

[@canihavemoresubs-ww1yp]

i have to agree

[@brunospera9962]

Noi degli anni 60 ascoltavano musica straniera ecco perche' la amiamo ancora era musica da sogno

[@MrGTO-ze7vb]

Fats... RIP .. A True American Musician..!! Your music will be played and enjoyed forever..!!

[@Linda-fk5om]

This was my mom's favorite song of all time, so today is Mother's Day and I'm playing it for her. I Love You Mom, Always!!!!!!!!! I miss you so much. 💋

[@botherchriswinkler]

I'm sorry you lost your mom. Listening to this song must be hard and sweet at the same time I'd imagine.

[@rubytuesday1793]

I lost my dad yesterday, this was one of his favourite songs xxx

[@Shadow-wf8fp]

52, grew up listening to Fats, just seen ELVIS movie, Fats were mentioned…awesome. One of my regular listening

[@amentetbastet6746]

Rest in paradise you'll never be forgotten through your music you will live on forever

[@straunygamer]

this was my Grandads favourite song but sadly he died and every time i listen to it, it upsets me

[@LadyofCleves65]

dirtbikefox650 Aah come on guys, if this song was loved by your grandparents and made them happy then it should make you happier to still be able to share in something that gave them joy. It would probably piss them off thinking something they liked made you sad. Buck up. These memories are sweet moments.

[@SiSi-xg1hk]

This was my grandfather's favorite song too. When I hear it, I just remember my PaPa fondly & think of what a beautiful relationship he had with his wife, my grandmother.

[@LadyofCleves65]

Yeah, I get what you mean its hard to miss our loved ones so much. Hope you can hold on to some sweet memories.

[@patriciagauer4865]

I can see why it was his favorite.

[@smoking_barrel0466]

Goodbye friend... Live in peace on blueberry hill..

[@denizcantektas5808]

Me listening old songs and dreaming how wonderful it would be if i lived in those years...

[@manuelamunoz3939]

Same, all day

[@Deadlybrownkid]

I really want to live in the olden days to 😞😌

[@maiakiyama3897]

This was actually played at my grandad's funeral, together with Frank Sinatra's 'My Way'. R.i.p Grandad

[@kendon4097]

I know how you feel bruh r.I.p your grand dad

[@tracyhernandez1882]

Omg! This song was also at my grandfather funeral too. 😢 I just tear up.terribly when I hear this song especially.

[@tessaberendsen726]

my grandfather died today and this is coming on his cramate thing... (sorrh for my bad english)

[@Whitedove380]

RIN,,IT'S OK,BUT WE ALL NO MATTER WHERE ON EARTH,,WE LOVE GREAT MUSIC

[@tessaberendsen726]

awww ^^

[@Cristobels-Green-Boots]

Everyone has a memory that goes with this....wondrous! 🙏🏻🌹🙏🏽

[@tomdewberry9329]

Rip mr.domino,ty for you're music,the world just lost a great one

[@jeremylamovsky3669]

I'm going to be 33 in a few months, clearly not from the generation that grew up listening to this man. However I was raised by my hippy grandparents and was introduced to music from their childhood, then the late 50s early 60s folk scene, then classic rock. Music is an incredible thing. They were my best friends, especially my grandfather who passed away last month. I recently got clean which helped keep me from going to pieces, but hearing the music that they introduced me to and that I love so much helps more than I could ever tell.

[@lifeisbetterwhenyourelax]

I have no idea why but this song entered my consciousness yesterday, despite not hearing it for a very long time. I bit the bullet and decided to give it a listen today and here I am. So glad I did, because this song emotionally transports me to another place, despite the fact that I didn't grow up listening to it (I'm Gen X). I have a feeling I'm going to be listening to this again and again over the next few days.

[@robertfish4052]

Me neither. I believe I first heard it on a '45 and then on Fonzies Favourites album. I love the tune especially the piano.

[@killo-d-ace7299]

Rest in peace Fats Domino you sang this song the best :)

[@jacobkonya3301]

People are saying you have to have lived in the time of this music to truly appreciate it, but here i am a teenager who loves this music and thanks the great Lord for it every day

[@sandyadkins2637]

Absolutely Low fats domino my 50s music wasn’t really in my day but I still think that’s music Elvis Presley and so many I can’t name all of them

[@frogger74]

The 1950's lost a legend rip Mr. Domino.

[@papprajoosachanarayana2834]

Memories of the great singers of the past

[@sergiofernandes7209]

Música inesquecível, ritmo marcante, voz magnífica. Eterna canção que atravessa os tempos e as gerações.

[@kissmethruthaphone]

My grandmother loves this song and no matter what, whenever this song comes on, we both sing it. Thanks for all the good memories, fats.

[@1joshjosh1]

Oh my goodness I feel so ashamed I just discovered this guy yesterday. I am 38 years old. Always considered myself a music lover.. But this guy absolutely kicks ass.

[@nataliefernandez6260]

My grandpas song ❤ miss you so much!!