Radio Transylvania: Recent Episodes

Sheila O'Neill

A podcast about spooky songs, eerie tunes, and things that go bump in the night

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Tonight, we delve into "A Frightful Night For Halloween" written & originally performed by Bobby Goldsboro and "Anything Can Happen On Halloween" written by Charles Strouse & Don Black, originally performed by Tim Curry.

You can watch the full special "Lumpkin The Pumpkin" on YouTube here. You can also check out my in-depth review of Lumpkin here

You can watch the original performance of "Anything Can Happen On Halloween" right here and you can see an animatic of the iconic Justin McElroy rendition here.

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For links to full songs and more information, check out the the page for this episode on radiotransylvania.com

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Tonight, we delve into "Children's Day At The Morgue" written by Sheldon Allman & Rod McMullin originally performed by Sheldon Allman and "Come Little Children" written by James Horner & Brock Walsh originally performed by Sarah Jessica Parker.

For links to full songs and more information, check out the the page for this episode on radiotransylvania.com

Thanks to DJ Pat K for helping me get my hands on those Dracula PSAs! Check out his mixcloud for more vintage music and obscuro grooves

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Tonight, we delve into "The Creature Stole My Surfboard" written by Chris Palmerini, Kevin Clement, & John Kullberg, originally performed by The Dead Elvi and "Halloween Surfboard" written by Nathan Holt & Gavin Riley originally performed by Rowan & Hastings.

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Tonight, we delve into "The Skeleton In The Closet" written by Arthur Johnston & Johnny Burke, originally performed by Louis Armstrong and "Spooky Scary Skeletons" written & originally performed by Andrew Gold.

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Tonight, we delve into "The Boogie Man" written by Sam Coslow, arranged by Arthur Johnston, originally performed by Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians and "Foul Owl On The Prowl" written by Quincy Jones and Marilyn & Alan Bergman originally performed by Boomer & Travis.