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Monday, October 4, 2021
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Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon
Posted by Debbie D at 6:17 PM 0 comments
Labels: Boss Sounds, Halloween, Songs From The Back Of The Station Wagon, Tom Hanks
Hair-Raising Hare
Posted by Debbie D at 12:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Halloween, Midnight Monster Mash
Friday, October 1, 2021
Midnight Creature Features
Posted by Debbie D at 12:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Halloween, Midnight Monster Mash
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Howling At The Moon
Posted by Debbie D at 7:07 PM 0 comments
Labels: Boss Sounds, Halloween, James Curran
Thursday, October 22, 2020
Rave Up! #05 - Black Magic, Creatures, Freaks!!
Posted by Maxwell Edison at 2:14 PM 0 comments
Labels: Boss Sounds, Halloween, Maxwell Edison
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
100 Cries Of Terror!
Posted by Debbie D at 8:32 AM 0 comments
Labels: Boss Sounds, Halloween, Spookshow Serenade
Sunday, October 18, 2020
Weird-O-Matic Wax 2020!
Rise from your graves, ghoulies! October's here and it's time to spin some records and shake that dirt off your bones! This year's episode is a-live!
Posted by Jordan H at 3:33 PM 0 comments
Labels: Halloween, Weird-O-Matic Wax
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Spookareno!
We welcome guest DJ, Phil Milstein from Probe Is Turning On The People to handle the scary business here today!! We still do not have power in our Jersey City studios so I've uploaded the show for you to enjoy now.
BOO!
1. Merv Griffin: House Of Horrors (Merc., 1962; wr. Ruth Roberts & Bill Katz; cond. Charles Greane)
2. Babs Tino: Dr. Jekyll Or Mr. Hyde (Kapp, 1963)
3. Cecil Campbell & His Tennessee Ramblers: Spooky Boogie (RCA Vic., 1950; actual chattering teeth!)
4. The Sharks: Spookareno (Sapien 1003)
5. Hollywood Flames: Frankenstein's Den (Ebb, 1958)
6. The Daylighters: Mad House Jump (Bea & Baby, 1959)
7. The Jayhawks: The Creature (From Outer Space) (Aladdin, 1957)
8. homemade hybrid: Casper The Friendly Ghost (TV sdtk.; Little Richard)
9. The Nightmares with Jimmie Maddin Orch.: The Headless Ghost (American Int'l., 1959)
10. Bob Ridgley: The Way-Out Mummy (Del-Fi, orig. unrel.)
11. Damon Fox: Black Widow Spider (Crimson, 1967)
12. Jack Rivers: Haunted House Boogie (Coral, 1951)
13. Jekyll & Hyde: Frankenstein Meets The Beatles (DCP, 1965)
14. Lon Chaney, Jr.: Spider Baby (from movie of same title, 1964; wr. Ronald Stein)
15. Lord Luther with The Kingsmen: (I Was A) Teenage Creature (Frantic, 1959)
16. Ray Noble & His Orch., voc Al Bowlly: Haunted House (UK, 1931)
17. Bryan "Legs" Walker: Trick Or Treat (Piper Platters (Temple City CA), 1959; wr. Bill Jacoby)
18. The Chubukos: Boogie The Devil In (Mainstream, 1974)
19. The Devils: The Exorcist (from Funk Cargo comp (Famous Groove, 1994))
20. Round Robin: I'm The Wolf Man (Domain, 1965)
21. The Sham-Ettes: (Hey There) Big Bad Wolf (MGM, 1966)
22. The Fairviews: Nightmares (Spin It (LA CA), c.1965; wr. Murray Schwimmer; pr. Nick Therry)
23. The Dell Vikings: The Voodoo Man (Merc., 1958)
24. Shalimar & His Friends: Voodoo Mash (pts. 1 & 2; Del-Fi, 1962)
25. Cathy Mills: Monster Hop (Tin Pan Alley (song-poem); wr. Gregory & Dienna)
26. Nita & Bonnie: The Graveyard Rock (Preview (song-poem); wr. Ash, Marsh & Susser)
27. The Villagers: Headless Nightmare (Petal 1410, c.1964)
28. Hot Rod All Stars: Ten Commandments From The Devil (Torpedo, 1970; wr. L. Briscoe)
29. Ron Waldon: Witch Girl (Vibra 101, 1961; wr. Clesi & Alcorn)
30. Murray Schaff & The Aristocrats: Tombstone Number 9 (King, 1956)
31. Morgus with The Daringers: Werewolf (Fulton (Det.), c.1959)
32. The Muleskinners: Wolfman (Soma, 1964)
33. Denny & Lenny with The Hollywood Ghouls: Monster's Love (Chance)
34. Billy Snel: Queen Of Halloween (Wild 100, 1960)
35. Jimmy Bowers: The Vampire's Ghost (Track 1002, 1958)
36. The Crewnecks: Rockin' Zombie (Rhapsody, 1959)
37. The Nightmares with Jimmie Maddin Orch.: (Ooh I'm Scared) Of The Horrors Of The Black Museum (Amer.
Int'l., 1958)
38. Eddy Arnold: Tennessee Hillbilly Ghost (RCA Vic. EP, 1957)
39. Ray Stevens: Laughing Over My Grave (Merc., 1964)
40. Rosemary Clooney: The Wobblin' Goblin (Col., 1950; pr. Hecky Krasnow)
41. Eddie Dean: A Gravedigger's Lament (Crystal 156, c.1948)
42. Janie Jones: Witches Brew (HMV (UK), 1965; wr. & pr. Sidney Gilbert; title sic)
43. Souls Unlimited: The Raving Vampire (pt. 1; Wigwam; wr. Bobby Green & James Parker; pr. Charles O. Johnson)
44. Jesse Stone: Who's Zat (RCA Vic., 1948)
45. The Mystrys: Witch Girl (Orbit (Sydney Aus.) 100, 1966)
46. Kay Bell & The Spacemen: Scream Along (With The Monster) (Vista, 1963)
47. The Monotones: Zombi (Argo, 1958)
special thanks to Bruce Milne and Tom Taber
Posted by Debbie D at 10:30 AM 7 comments
Labels: Debbie D, Halloween, Phil Milstein, Song Poems
Monday, October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween!
I'll be spinning all your favorite Halloween songs tonight on WFMU's Rock 'n' Soul Ichiban webstream! Tune in from 8-10 PM EST.
Don't forget, today is the last day to support our silent fundraiser! We are 26% short of our goal!!
Posted by Debbie D at 9:35 AM 3 comments
Friday, October 28, 2011
Doin' The Drac!!
Join us at the WFMU Record Fair Saturday, October 29th from 3-5 PM for an on air Halloween party!! Rex will be spinning all your favorite records of the season, including this audience participation number: Dance The Dracula (Doin' The Drac) Featuring The Monstrosities. (45) Practice at home so you'll be prepared! Cape optional. Only 3 more days to support the old noise!! Keep the Saturday Afternoon Tradition alive!!!
Posted by Debbie D at 6:10 PM 2 comments
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Halloween 1960
This spooky and surreal photo was used as the basis for a 1960 LIFE magazine cover story on Halloween, which can be seen below.
Posted by Greg G at 3:26 PM 0 comments
Monday, October 17, 2011
Frankenstein of '59!
Posted by Jukeboxmafia at 6:18 PM 0 comments
Labels: "Buchanan and Goodman", "cut-in" records, Comedy, Halloween, Jukeboxmafia
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Spooky Movies
What is your must see Halloween movie? I'll take anything by William Castle. Paul Gaita has compiled a nice collection Here and Here.
Posted by Debbie D at 8:52 AM 2 comments