Boo!
Halloween's a comin' and the pumpkin's gettin' fat. Welcome to the 15th episode of The Big Enchilada, the 2009 Steve Terrell Podcast Spooktacular featuring some ghoulish and horrifying sounds from The Cramps, The Fleshtones, Dead Moon, The Spiders, The Things and, of course, The Monsters ... not to mention classic Rat Fink rumblings from Mr. Gasser & The Weirdos.
Not only is it a Halloween party, it's the first anniversary of this podcast. That's right Episode 1 was a whole year ago. And it was another Halloween show-- actually lifted from a recording of my 2006 Spooktacular broadcast on Terrell's Sound World on
KSFR in Santa Fe. If you haven't already, you can find that
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Here's the play list:
(Background Music: Strollin' Spooks by Ken Nordine)
Big Black Witchcraft Rock by The CrampsGhoul Au Go-Go by The Tex Reys
Rock Around The Tombstone by The Monsters
Monster Party by The Powerknobs
Dance With The Ghoulman by The Fleshtones
Ghost Riders in The Sky by The Last Mile Ramblers
(Background Music: Halloween Spooks by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross)
Rockin' Dead Man by Dexter Romweber
Demon Stomp by The Things
Voodoo by The Combinations
Hearse With a Curse by Mr. Gasser & The Weirdos
Bo Meets the Monster by Bo Diddley
The Ghost and Honest Joe by Pee Wee King
La Lorona by Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds
(Background Music: Playa de Los Muertos by Los Bomboras)
Honky Tonk Halloween by Captain Clegg And The Night Creatures
I'm a Mummy by The Fall
The Witch by Los Peyotes
You Must Be a Witch by Dead Moon
Look Out There's a Monster Coming by The Bonzo Dog Band
Vampire Radio Spot by T. Valentine
Witchcraft by The Spiders
(Background Music: Season of the Witch by Key)
Catch the radio version of the Steve Terrell Spooktacular tune into KSFR, 10 p.m. Mountain Time Sunday Oct. 25. For those in and around Northern New Mexico it's 101.1 FM on your radio dial. Everywhere else, it'll stream live on the Web at www.ksfr.org
