Starting with a little creepy skit, this works out into a cool, bouncy novelty song that’s a lot of good time.

This is a fun doo wop styled rock and roller with some cool horror themes and vibes.     

This stomper is so strong. The wailing sax adds a lot, and the vocal performance is quirky and entertaining.

More doo wop styled stuff, this feels like a Halloween party in progress.

I dig this tasty rock and roller, but the recording has some issue.

Doo wop is the concept here. This doesn’t feel all that horror related, it’s not really a standout at all.

Chaney speaks his part. Musically this is basically “The Monster Mash.”

This classic is one of my favorite Halloween rockers. It’s a fun cut and still holds up so well.      

Doo wop rock and roll is the order of business here.

Now, this rock and roller is so much fun. It reminds me a little of “The Munsters” theme at times.          

This instrumental features some smoking hot jamming a lot of screaming.

Bouncy and fun, this is a real old-school stomper with plenty of camp creep style.

There is a meaty guitar rock vibe to this thing. It’s so much fun.

A jazzy instrumental romp, this is so much fun.            

A doo wop styled rocker, this one doesn’t work all that well for me.      

While the lyrics reflect the spooky themes, musically this is a pretty straight vintage rocker. It’s also a really good time. This is one of my favorites here, in part because they don’t try too hard to make the horror connections.

Now, this goes a little over the top with the screams. The music beyond that is strong and works pretty well.

This guitar based instrumental has a bit of a surf guitar sound to it. It’s a great groove with a lot of style. 

You can’t go wrong with Bo Diddley. This rocker is a good time with some spooky angles.        

I really dig this classy mostly instrumental number. I say mostly because there is a spooky laugh near the end, representing what I guess you could call a voice.          

Now, this bouncy tune doesn’t work as well. It’s solid, but not a standout.

This is a fun romp that has a bit of that novelty song thing, but also feels meatier than that suggests.         

I don’t really hear a novelty angle to this track. Instead it’s a driving rocker with a prominent percussive element.

The sound of a storm is heard here. The music accompanying has a cool rock and roll vibe.        

This turn is bouncy rock and roll with some definite novelty angles. It’s not as fun as the song that inspired it, but it’s still a good tune.         

Literally a screaming rock and roller, this has its charms but isn’t a stand out.    

A moodier spooky rock song, this works well and does a nice job of ending the set in style.