Last Halloween, I posted a list of my Top 50 favorite songs for Halloween. I have had more hits on that post than any other. I've decided to post that list of songs again.
These songs are not in order:
- Monster Mash – Bobby B. Pickett
- Dinner With Drac – John Zacherle
- Til The Following Night – Screaming Lord Sutch
- Bark at the Moon – Ozzy Osbourne
- Don’t Fear The Reaper – Blue Oyster Cult
- Bela Lugosi’s Dead - Bauhaus
- Children of the Grave – Black Sabbath
- Creature with The Atom Brain – Roky Erikson
- Season of the Witch – Donavon
- Welcome to My Nightmare - Alice Cooper
- Frankenstein – Edgar Winter Group
- Black Magic Women – Santana
- She’s Fallen In Love with a Monster Man – Screaming Lord Sutch
- She’s My Witch – Kip Tyler
- The Voodoo Walk - Sonny Richard’s Panics (with Cindy and Lindy)
- Purple People Eater – Sheb Wooley
- The Midnight Stroll – The Revells
- Vampire Rock and Roll – Fabulous Poodles
- Sweet Dreams (Are Made of These) – Marilyn Manson
- Spooky – Atlanta Rhythm Section
- Thriller – Michael Jackson
- Red Right Hand – Nick Cave
- Witch Queen of New Orleans – Redbone
- Batman, Wolfman, Frankenstein or Dracula – the Diamonds
- Boris the Spider – The Who
- Bloodletting - Concrete Blonde
- Frankenstein - New York Dolls
- Nightmare- Artie Shaw
- In the Hall of the Mountain King - Sounds Incorporated
- Casting My Spell - Johnny Otis Show
- Night of Fear - The Move
- You Must Be a Witch - Lollipop Shop
- Charlotte’s Web - the Fuzztones
- The Mummy - Bob Mc Fadden and Dor
- The Blob - the Five Blobs
- Ghost Riders in the Sky - The Ramrods
- Hurry Sundown - The Outlaws
- I Put a Spell on You - Screamin Jay Hawkins
- Sympathy for the Devil - the Rolling Stones
- Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult
- King Kong - The Kinks
- Rockin in the Graveyard - Jackie Morningstar
- Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon
- The Witch - the Sonics
- Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
- Black JuJu - Alice Cooper
- I Walk on Gilded Splinters - Dr. John
- Frankenstein’s Den - The Hollywood Flames
- Screaming Ball at Dracula Hall - the Duponts
- Grimly Fiendish - The Damned
I recently found another Halloween song. This is a German-made early disco song called "Soul Dracula." It was a big hit in Europe in 1975, which many people agree was the begining of the Disco Era. This should have been the nail in disco's coffin or stake in it's heart. I'm giving you this performance from a French TV variety show, because it has a cool looking Count Dracula, sexy dancing girls and a man in the audience with a dog puppet.
