Fats Domino - Trouble In Mind (version 2) - January 7, 1965

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Recorded, January 7, 1965 (Thursday)
(w&m: Richard Marigny Jones)

Fats' 1st recording of his 91st recording session (12443).
First album release: "Getaway With Fats Domino" on ABC-Paramount 510)
Released: July 1965


Cosimo Recording Studio, 525 Gov. Nicholls St., New Orleans, Lousiana

Antoine Domino(v/p) or James Booker(p) with poss.: Herb Hardesty, Boots Randolph(ts), Reggie Hall(org), Roy Montrell(g), Clarence Brown(d), unk(s, tp, b)
Producer: Felton Jarvis
Arranger: Dave Bartholomew?
Engineer: Cosimo Matassa

Fats recorded version #1 on March 23, 1961 (see Playlist #70)

"Trouble in Mind" is a slow eight-bar blues song written by jazz pianist Richard M. Jones. The first known recording of the song was in 1924 by singer Thelma La Vizzo with Jones providing the piano accompaniment. The song became an early blues standard, with numerous renditions by a variety of musicians. In many versions, new lyrics are added. However, most usually include the opening verse:

Trouble in mind, I’m blue
But I won’t be blue always
'Cause I know the sun's gonna shine in my back door someday

Early recordings of "Trouble in Mind" include those by Bertha "Chippie" Hill (1926, OKeh 8312 with Louis Armstrong on cornet and Jones on piano and 1928, Vocalion 1248), Georgia White (1936, Decca 7192), Victoria Spivey (as Jane Lucas) (1936, Vocalion 3346), and Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (1936, Vocalion 3343). Later, "Trouble in Mind" was a Billboard R&B chart hit for Dinah Washington (number four in 1952) and Nina Simone (number eleven in 1961 and number 92 in the pop chart).

See Playlist "The Originals" for more info!

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