Going to the River
Hey there music lovers! Today, I want to introduce you to a timeless classic that will have you tapping your feet and singing along in no time. It’s none other than “Going to the River” by the legendary Fats Domino.
Released in 1953, this song is a true gem from the early days of rock and roll. Fats Domino, known for his smooth vocals and infectious piano playing, created a sound that would go on to influence countless musicians for decades to come.
The composition of “Going to the River” is simple yet powerful. The catchy piano riff sets the tone for the entire song, while Fats Domino’s soulful voice takes center stage. The lyrics tell a story of longing and anticipation, as the narrator eagerly awaits a reunion with his loved one.
But what sets this song apart is the way Fats Domino delivers it. His voice is filled with emotion, effortlessly gliding over the melody and drawing you in with every word. It’s no wonder that “Going to the River” became a hit and solidified Fats Domino’s place in music history.
Not only did this song captivate audiences back in the 1950s, but its influence can still be felt today. Artists like Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis were inspired by Fats Domino’s unique style and incorporated it into their own music. Even modern-day musicians continue to pay homage to this iconic song.
If you’re new to Fats Domino’s music, “Going to the River” is the perfect introduction. It’s a timeless classic that showcases his talent and the impact he had on the rock and roll genre. So go ahead, give it a listen and let yourself be transported back to the golden age of music.
Want to learn more about Fats Domino and his incredible career? Check out his biography and explore his other hit songs. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!
Listen to Going to the River Fats Domino
Video Going to the River – Fats Domino
Going to the River – Fats Domino lyrics
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I’m goin’ to the river,Gonna jump overboard and drownBecause the girl I loveI’m goin’ to the river,Gonna jump overboard and drownShe just done let me downNow when she left meI bowed my head and criedWhen she left me,I bowed my head and criedI never though I would be,I would be the one to cryIf you see my mama,Tell her good-bye for meI you see my mama,Tell her good-bye for meI’m tired of livin’Livin’ in miseryIf you see my mama,Tell her good-bye for meIf you see my mama,Tell her good-bye for meYa know I’m tired of livin’Livin’ in misery.
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