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Domino smiled. It was a slow, tectonic shift of expression. They wore a charcoal blazer over a silk shell, their dark hair swept back, revealing the sharp line of their jaw. In another light, they could have been a fashion editor or a symphony conductor. But the eyes—those deep-set, knowing eyes—belonged to a predator.
"You see," Domino said, standing, "the people I work for don't want your money. They want your testimony. You're going to walk into the federal building tomorrow at 9 AM, and you're going to name every name on that list I just sent to your phone. In return, your wife never sees the photos, and your children only remember you as a man who made a mistake, not a monster." ts domino presley
The connection between Elvis Presley and Domino Records is more than just a coincidence. In 1956, Elvis recorded a version of Fats Domino's hit "Blueberry Hill." Elvis's rendition, although not as well-known as Fats Domino's original, showcases the respect and admiration Elvis had for his contemporary. Domino smiled