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Artist:Fats Domino
Label:  Imperial
Country:USA
Catalogue:5085
Date:Jul 1950
Format:10"
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Community: 3 Want
Price Guide:$80
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
AFats DominoHey! La Bas BoogieDave Bartholomew10.0  Rate
BFats DominoBrand New BabyDave Bartholomew9.0  Rate


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laviolet
11th Mar 2018
 Posted Imperial ad from Billboard, July 15, 1950, page 52.



 
 
deezee
3rd Feb 2018
 There is no ens(vcls) on "Brand New Baby".
"Hey! Las Bas Boogie" was issued on LP and probably on most if not all later releases as "Hey! Las Bas".
 
 
fatsfan
24th Sep 2017
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amzSYrbO0Nw
Recorded January 7, 1950
Fats 1th recording from his 2nd session (IM-136).
b-side of "Hey! Las Bas Boogie" on Imperial 5085.

J and M Studio, 838 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA
Released: July 1950

Antoine Domino(v/p), Dave Bartholomew(tp), Joe Harris(as), Clarence Hall(ts), Herb Hardesty(ts), Alvin "Red" Tyler(bs), Ernest McLean(g), Frank Fields(b), Earl Palmer(d), ens(vcls).
Producer: Dave Bartholomew
Engineer: Cosimo Matassa
 
 
fatsfan
24th Sep 2017
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0868kF_hcPw
Recorded January 7, 1950
Fats 4th recording from his 2nd session (IM-139).
a-side of Imperial 5085 b/w " (Brand) New Baby".

J and M Studio, 838 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA
Released: July 1950

"Hey! Las Bas Boogie" was a local seller and didn't hit the national R&B-charts.

Antoine Domino(v/p), Dave Bartholomew(tp), Joe Harris(as), Clarence Hall(ts), Herb Hardesty(ts), Alvin "Red" Tyler(bs), Ernest McLean(g), Frank Fields(b), Earl Palmer(d), ens(vcls).
Producer: Dave Bartholomew
Engineer: Cosimo Matassa
Note: This is the famous Dave Bartholomew Orchestra!

About "Hey Las Bas":
Dave Bartholomew is credited as the main songwriter, but he changed the lyrics of an original Creole song, and put a more rocking beat behind it.

The original song was first recorded by The Creole Stompers in 1944, but it was Kid Ory who had the first "hit" with the song as "Eh Las Bas" in 1946.
BTW: Harrison Verrett played in that band, but not on that record.
 
 
Shalom
28th Jun 2017
 Recorded December 10, 1949
 

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