I Found the SECRET Grave of FATS DOMINO & His Famous 9th Ward NOLA HURRICANE House!

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The creator explores the life and legacy of legendary New Orleans musician Fats Domino, beginning with a visit to Lafayette Square and his former residence in the Ninth Ward. The video details how Domino's home became a national historical monument and describes the devastation his property faced during Hurricane Katrina. The creator explains that while many people mistakenly believe Domino is buried in Providence Park, he is actually interred at Mount Olivet cemetery. After a search through the cemetery grounds, the creator locates his grave next to his wife, Rosemary. The narrative covers Domino's musical impact as a rock and roll pioneer, his massive record sales, and the social challenges he faced performing for mixed audiences during the Jim Crow era. The video concludes with a tour of other notable musical figures buried in the same cemetery, including Professor Longhair and the parents of Ellis Marsalis, while highlighting the unique musical themes found within the cemetery architecture.
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wow well good day my friends it's your old pal jordan the lion your old pal jaw and we are in new orleans
he was a prodigy they said he could play he could listen to something a couple of times and then he could play it
i got into a heavy 50s phase when i was a freshman in high school and i remember sending a uh 7 inch 45 record of i'm walking to fats domino's house
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