Return Of Halloween Nuggets is the ultimate Halloween-themed novelty rock ’n’ roll soundtrack, featuring vintage sides from the 1960s on one spooktacularly ghoulish CD!

Looking for a somewhat-camp-but-always-fun novelty rock ’n’ roll soundtrack for your next Halloween party? Look no further: Return of Halloween Nuggets, the latest collection of crate- (and grave-) digging favorites, collects 18 graveyard smashes (plus two spooky film trailers, one featuring Vincent Price) all in the one place!

For fans of deep 1960s vintage Halloween themed tunes: witches, haunted houses, werewolves, graveyards, monsters, devils, space aliens, and zombies set the stage for a camp and entertaining holiday bash.

It features the super-rare 1962 Bettye LaVette track, Witchcraft in the Air, and the trailer to the 1959 Vincent Price spooktacular, House on Haunted Hill. Also available on orange/black splatter colored vinyl.

1. The Shandells - Gorilla
2. Billy Duke and the Dukes - Roland
3. The Circus - Burn, Witch, Burn
4. Teddy Durant - The Night Stalker
5. Cris Kevin - Haunted House
6. The Devotions - Devil’s Gotten Into My Baby
7. The Spellbinders - Castin’ My Spell
8. Sonny Day & The Tony Ray Combo - Creature From Outer Space
9. Vic Plati Qunitet - The Chiller
10. Movie Trailer - The House On Haunted Hill
11. Carl Bonafede & The Gem-Tones - Were Wolf
12. Ralph Nielsen & The Chancellors - Scream
13. Frankie Stein and His Ghouls - Knives and Lovers
14. Bettye Lavette - Witchcraft In The Air
15. Glenda and Glen - VooDoo Doll
16. The Upperclassmen - Cha Cha With the Zombies
17. Terry Teen - The Hearse
18. Boots Walker - They’re Here
19. Dave Gardner - Mad Witch
20. Film Trailer - Robot Monster

This spooktacularly ghoulish rock ’n’ roll soundtrack recording, opens on the uber catchyf Wisconsin garage rock group The Shandells’ Gorilla, the rambunctious Billy Duke and the Dukes’ vampire character Roland and the finger-snapping foot-tapper in The Circus’ 1967 hit Burn, Witch, Burn and then we get Teddy Durant voiceover for The Night Stalker, the countrified Haunted House (Cris Kevin, who himself was a DJ on WARL (Arlington VA) and WCMS (Norfolk VA)), the female-driven power behind Devil’s Gotten Into My Baby (doo-wop group The Devotions), before the slower, but funkier than the original The Spellbinders’ Castin’ My Spell (which was first released by The Johnson Brothers in 1959), the atmospherically-charged Sonny Day & The Tony Ray Combo’s Creature From Outer Space, and both the fun of the 1965 Vic Plati Qunitet hit The Chiller (A tisket, a tasket. There’s crumbs in my casket) and the always-incredible-to-hear Vincent Price voiceover for the 1959 horror film trailer of The House On Haunted Hill.

Up next is the Rockabilly of Carl Bonafede & The Gem-Tones’ Were Wolf, the surf rock of Metuchen, New Jersey act Ralph Nielsen & The Chancellors’ excellent Scream, and the jangly instrumental rock of Frankie Stein and His Ghouls’ Knives and Lovers, and they are in turn backed by the Motown-imbibed Witchcraft In The Air (soul singer Bettye Lavette), the low slung doo-wop finger-snapper VooDoo Doll (Glenda and Glen) and the 1959 dancefloor hit Cha Cha With the Zombies (The Upperclassmen), the music rounding out on Terry Teen’s horror rocker The Hearse, the awesomely creepy Boots Walker oddball Sci-fi based novelty single They’re Here, the horror punk vibe of Dave Gardner’s Mad Witch, coming to a close on the film trailer for the 1953 independently made American black-and-white gem Robot Monster.

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