YOU GOT GOOD TASTE vol. fourteen - Halloween, Trick or Treat?

Watcha Weirdos and Happy Halloween to you all

How could I not TRICK or TREAT you to a HALLOWEEN show? You should know me better (though I don't recommend it!).
As I've already shocked you with a monstrous mix of Vampire, Frankenstein and Wolfman tunes in my 'HOUSE of HORRORS' vol.13,
This show instead is all about what all you kreepy kids love best about Halloween night, the dressing up, the trick or treating and of course the pumpkin carving.

So what better way could you think of to celebrate this Halloween than to listen to this show whilst dressed in your finest fright mask, patiently waiting to scare the living shit out of any local kids that dare knock at your door!

TRICK or TREAT anyone?

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Keep it Kreepy
Mr A The Barber

Halloween - Soundtrack
Trigger Mortis - Thurston Howlers
This is Halloween - Danny Elfman (Nightmare Before Christmas Soundtrack)
Halloween - Creepshow
Halloween (she gets so mean) - Rob Zombie & The Ghastly Ones
Spiderman on Halloween Night - Spiderman & Friends
The Halloween Dance - The Reverend Horton Heat
That Halloween Night - Denis & the Double Dates
The Ghost - George Formby
The Halloween Song - Bing Crosby, Boris Karloff, Victor Moore
Halloween - The Coffinshakers
Trick or Treat - Karen and Cubby
No Costume, No Candy - The Swingin' Neckbrakers
Trick or Treat - 4 Flops
Sree......agh - Bobby Stantons Sextet
Haunted by Repetition - Glenrays
The Pumpkin Tells - Wade Denning and Kay Lande
The Great Great Pumpkin - Eddie Bell
Cat's Eyes - The Invaders
A Fistful of Terror - the Bomboras
Phantom Stomp - The Phantom Jets
Halloween Spooks - Lambert, Hendricks and Ross
Queen of Halloween - Billy Snel
Queen of Halloween - Chotalls
Spooktacular Finale - Spike Jones

Betty Boops Halloween party 1933

Halloween II

Halloween

Trick or Treater Eaters Ha HA HAAAAA

Mr A The Barber trick or treat? Halloween show

Watcha Weirdos

Just a quick note to let any listeners out there know that my 'trick or treat?' HALLOWEEN show is nearly finished and will be knocking at your door this weekend.

So cool creeps get yer scary costumes on and get yer pumpkins carved cos Mr Jack o Lantern is on his way to 'trick or treat ya!

Bye for now....................

I was a teenage werewolf!

The Curse of the Werewolf 1961

The Curse of the Werewolf 1961 (transformation scene)

NEW SHOW - weekly dose of GOOD TASTE 21st Oct

Watcha Weirdos

and welcome to my NEW weekly dose of GOOD TASTE

If your a regular listener you'll know my tastes can be a bit eclectic!

So here's a chance for you to hear what lengths my rock'n'roll weirdness stretches to.Everyone likes looking through someone else's music collection, don't they?

With that in idea in mind I've decided to deliver you a weekly (hey, I'll try my best!) selection of what is currently buzzing around my ears.

This shows gonna be short and sweet because of its frequency (don't worry I'll still be putting out the longer YOU GOT GOOD TASTE themed shows), so for that reason it's gonna be limited to four killer, oldies but goodies!

I'm also gonna do my best to include a bit of info on the chosen artists, songs or any related trash that I think might be relevant.

Depending on what happens to be twanging my thang on any given week, I guarantee the tunes you'll hear will rock'n'roll and shake your soul.

Don't forget to check out my blog where you'll find all kinds of trashy photos, videos.... you know what I mean http://mrathebarber.blogspot.com/

Contact me with any suggestions or just to be abusive!

So here goes for this week, hope you enjoy it.

Stay Weird'n'Wild

Mr A The Barber

Bit of a Detroit Cobras related week at Mr A's

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Solomon Burke - Stupidity

Burke began his adult life as a preacher in Philadelphia, and soon moved on to hosting a gospel radio show. In the 1960s, he signed with Atlantic Records and began moving towards more secular music.

"Stupidity" is a full fleshed out R&B dandy, complete with rolling keyboards a wailing horn arrangement and was the flip side to the 1963 song "Can't Nobody Love You" (a classic country soul ballad).

Apparently, the Stupidity was intended to be a dance, something along the links of "The Swim", "The Duck", etc.

Joe Jones - California Sun

Jones was a New Orleans pianist, bandleader, singer, promoter and talent scout whose peak years were from the late 1950’s through the mid-1960’s.

Joe Jones had two hit records in his career, “California Sun” being the less successful, reaching #89 in 1961. A year earlier, he had scored much bigger (#3) with the song he is best remembered for, “You Talk Too Much”

In 1964, the song was recorded by a band of Indiana teenagers, The Rivieras. Their stripped down, guitar-organ combo, surf/rock approach kicked it up a notch and took it to #1.

“I’m Laughing At You” by the Gardenias is a fast paced piano based R&B, wrote and recorded for the Detroit's Fortune label in 1957

The Detroit Cobras - Stupidity

The Cobras are an underground rock & roll act that pays homage to the decades of artists who have hit the vinyl before them. These Motor City garage rockers combine gospel, soul, R&B, and '50s rock & roll to create a unique mix of retro innocence and tight, danceable music overflowing with rhythm and grit.

While a band that only does covers may sound like a one-trick pony, the Cobras manage to mine the hidden parts of bygone eras, coming back with gems that might go otherwise unheard to the next generations, and creating a great style of their own in the process.

"Shout Bama Lama" was originally recorded by Otis Redding & the Pinetoppers in 1960.

The Wolfman

They Change By Night

Kiss of the Vampire 1962 trailer

Kiss of the Vampire 1962

Dracula Prince of Darkness 1966 trailer

Dracula Prince of Darkness 1966

The Brides of Dracula

The Horror of Dracula 1958 Trailer

The Horror of Dracula 1958

YOU GOT GOOD TASTE vol. thirteen -HOUSE OF HORRORS

You Got Good Taste vol. thirteen - House of Horrors

Watcha Weirdos and Welcome to My House of Horrors.

It's Monster time at Mr A The Barber's so come join me at the Monster Hop, inside you'll find Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman too partying to the midnight hour.

Inspired by the classic Horror films from the Hammer Studios here in England, I've put together a Frankenstein's Monster of a show.

You'll Carry On Screaming through the night to terrifying tunes based on the creatures featured in the films The Curse of Frankenstein, The Horror of Dracula and The Curse of the Werewolf.

Check out my new blog at www.mrathebarber.blogspot.com

Each week I't'll be delivering you a whole load of trashy pictures, videos and rock'n'roll garbage of all kinds related to my shows. Don't be shy contact me and talk trash!

Watch out, cos I think I might Trick or Treat you to a Halloween special very soon!

Until next time

Keep it Kreepy

Mr A The Barber

Toccata and Fugues in D-Minor

Merv Griffin - House of Horrors

The Moonrays - Blues for Vampires

The Poets - Dead

Bert Convy - Monster Hop

Bill Riley - Nightmare Mash

The Curse of Frankenstein 1957 trailer

Big Bee Kornegay & Group - A The House of Frankenstein

Hollywood Flames - Frankenstein's Den

Swinging Phillies - Frankenstein's Party

The Evil of Frankenstein 1963 trailer

Eddie Angel and the Omega Men - Frankie's Groovy Monster Boots

Dracula vs Frankenstein 1971 trailer

The Ventures - Vampcamp

Bill Buchanan - Beware

The Horror of Dracula 1958 trailer

Archie King - The Vampires

Zacherle - Dinner with Dracula

Zane Bros - Dracula

Screaming Lord Sutch - Dracula's Daughter

Kiss of the Vampire 1963 trailer

The Meteors - My Daddy is a Vampire

Deadbolt - Scare Me

The Werewolf vs The Vampire Women 1971 trailer

(I was) A Teenage Creature - Lord Luther

The Revillos - She's fallen in Love with a Monster Man

The Curse of the Werewolf 1961 trailer

Round Robin' - I'm The Wolfman

Guitar Wolf - Planet of the Wolves

Dickie Goodman - Horror Movies

Roy Clark - Spooky Movies

Carry On Screaming 1966 soundtrack

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The Evil of Frankenstein 1963 opening sequence

The Evil of Frankenstein 1963

The Evil of Frankenstein 1963 from the Hammer Studios.

The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) opening sequence

The Curse of Frankenstein

The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) from the Hammer Studios.

YOU GOT GOOD TASTE vol. 13 is gonna be Hammeriffic!!!

click here to visit the official Hammer Films web site for all the gory details!

Horror Hosts!

Now here's something I stumbled upon and I think it's too GRUESOME to keep to myself.

Dracula,Frankenstein and Wolfman too!

Now we're getting to the heart of what my next show's theme is all about!

It's a story of....................

Welcome to my sounds of Terror!

More Monsters for the HOP

Here's some more Monsters for the House of Horror "There was Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman too'!

More guests to the Monster Hop

Here's some more MONSTERS that are all going to the Hop!

Enough Ghouls, sorry clues?

It's the Monster Hop at the House of Horrors

Watcha weirdos, hope your enjoying the Halloween countdown to my NEW SHOW.

All the posts up to Halloween will be directly connected to the tunes in the YOU GOT GOOD TASTE Halloween special!

See if you can put together the clues and come up with the theme for the NEW SHOW.

Welcome to my House of Horrors

Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565

The Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, is a piece of organ music composed by Johann Sebastian Bach sometime between 1703 and1707. It is one of the most famous works in the organ repertoire, and has been used in a variety of popular media ranging from film, to video games, to rock music, and ringtones. The attribution of the piece to Bach has been challenged since the early 1980s by a number of scholars, and remains a controversial topic.

It's the Halloween countdown

The Devil Doll

After Erick the Evangelist, here's another freaky DUMMY though this one is the DEVILS work.

What's with these demonic puppets, can't they agree on anything?

I blame the parents!