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    …same year Dot released ā€œAin’t That a Shame,ā€ Boone’s cover of an R&B song originally recorded by Fats Domino; Boone’s version reached the top of the charts. Other hits followed, many of which were first recorded by African American artists, including Little Richard, Ivory Joe Hunter, and Big Joe…

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    …same year Dot released ā€œAin’t That a Shame,ā€ Boone’s cover of an R&B song originally recorded by Fats Domino; Boone’s version reached the top of the charts. Other hits followed, many of which were first recorded by African American artists, including Little Richard, Ivory Joe Hunter, and Big Joe…

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