Chicago soul and funk singer (born March 27th 1950) from “The Valley” around 49th & Forestville. He got his name because his voice was sweet like 'Domino' sugar.
Renaldo started recording while he was still attending Calumet High School on the south side of Chicago. His first recording -- "I'm hip to your game" / "I love my girl" was recorded in a tiny, low-budget studio and pressed in small quantity on the Arnell record label. Renaldo and his manager William Sandy Johnson were able to use the record to get a recording contract with Mercury records.
Renaldo released two records on Mercury's Smash subsidiary. Both records got radio play in Chicago and Domino began to tour around the midwest with his band the Dots. Domino's final Mercury single, "Just say the word", was his biggest hit on the label. Due to lack of promotion, Domino left Mercury and signed to Chicago's Twinight label. He released three singles on the label, all produced by Richard Pegue. "Not too cool to cry" and "Let me come within" received local radio play but the final single, "You need to be loved on" had little promotion and Domino got a release from the label. After a few unsuccessful attempts to secure a record deal on other Chicago labels, Domino left music to pursue another career.
2020
Colemine Records
7", TP
2020
2019
2008
Sincere (2), Numero Group
7", RE
1971
1970
1969
1968
1968
1967
1967
2021
2019
2012
Sookie Records
CD, Album
2011
2009
Vampi Soul
7"
2008
2016
2016
2014
2013
Numero Group
Cass, Ltd, Mixtape
2009
Numero Group
CD, Album
2007
Blockhead (2)
CD, Mixed, RE
2002
1998
Mercury
2xCD, Comp
1996
Kent Soul
CD, Comp
Soul Kitchen (6)
CD, Comp
Loco Records (13)
CD, Comp
Clanton Sounds, Inc.
CD, Comp
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