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Rock 'n' roll pioneer who inspired Elvis and The Beatles Fats Domino, who pioneered the rock 'n' roll sound of the 1950s and '60s, has died in his home city of New Orleans aged 89.

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Having sold more than 110 million records, Fats Domino is sometimes hailed as the Michael Jackson of his generation. Elvis Presley once described the New Orleans native as "the real king of rock ...

Priscilla cited Elvis’ friendships with Fats Domino and Sammy Davis Jr. as examples. “He loved, loved being around Blacks. He loved being around anyone, actually,” Priscilla continued.

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Rock 'n' roll pioneer Fats Domino, who had hits with Blueberry Hill and Ain't That a Shame and was outsold only by Elvis in the 1950s, has died aged 89.

If it had, would Fats Domino have been more famous? Could Chuck Berry have been The King? As for the racism accusation, it looks like that was overblown.