2.4K views · 60 reactions | Inductee Dave Bartholomew, a key architect of the New Orleans sound, infused its style and rhythms into early rock and roll. He charted hit songs as a bandleader, trumpet player, songwriter, producer and arranger. His talent shined through his work with numerous blues and R&B artists, and he earned fans worldwide through recordings with long time musical partner, friend, and fellow Inductee Fats Domino. | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | Facebook

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"**Blue Monday**" by **Fats Domino** is a classic rhythm and blues track that showcases Domino’s unique blend of New Orleans R&B and early rock ‘n’ roll. Originally written by **Dave Bartholomew** and recorded by Domino in **1956**, the song tells the story of the grind of working life and the longing for the weekend. Here’s a closer look at the song’s history and some interesting trivia about its lasting influence: ### 1. **Written by Dave Bartholomew** - The song was written by **Dave Bartholo

5.8K views · 236 reactions | On December 10, 1949, musician and record producer Dave Bartholomew brought a 21-year-old Fats Domino into Cosimo Matassa’s J&M Recording Studio on N. Rampart Street to record “The Fat Man” for Imperial Records. Today, the building is home to the Lost Sock NOLA. | New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation | Facebook