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Great background for Halloween parties the weekend before Halloween, while dispensing treats to Trick or Treaters or taking the kids on the neighborhood rounds on October 31.
This is Halloween's Greatest Hits -- Part One.
In this hour (the first of two in this series), we open with some tasty tunes about candy from The Strangeloves and the kids from The Brady Bunch. We even include an amzingly lush take on the candy classic, "On the Good Ship Lollipop", performed here by jazz and R&B vocal icon, Ruth Brown!
We'll also jog listeners memories a bit with commercial jingle snippets from treats that likely filled Halloween bags years ago.
Musically, we feature the Halloween Hits and MORE! From cherished hits like "Purple People Eater" to "Monster Mash" to The Clover's "Love Potion Number 9", the 1965 Halloween rarity "The Lurch", by actor Ted Cassidy in his beloved Addams Family character, Lurch. Even the 1984 Halloween hit "Somebody's Watching Me" by Rockwell (a/k/a Kennedy Gordy, son of Motown founder Berry Gordy) with background vocals by none other than Michael Jackson!
We also spotlight Halloween themed theatrical rock artists like: Alice Cooper, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown to name a few.
What a freaky playlist!
Got a favorite movie monster? It might be one we feature in our coming attractions "film clip" featuring some of the scariest and silliest horror genre movies ever unleashed on the public.
Go ahead, light some candles and pass the bags of fun-sized candy bars...Halloween's Greatest Hits is the Halloween Radio Dance Party you'll be proud to feature on your station.
This is Halloween's Greatest Hits -- Part Two.
This hour opens with more tasty tunes about candy from The Cars, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Paul & Mary and other beloved music icons.
We also pay tribute to Halloween humor with a spotlight on the Kings of the "Break-in" records that graced the pop music charts and Top 40 radio from the late 50s to the mid-70s: Buchanan & Goodman.
Musically, this hour is packed with more cherished Halloween hits like Ray Parker, Jr's theme from Ghostbusters, Redbone's 1971 single "Witch Queen of New Orleans, tunes by Warren Zevon, Cliff Richard, Gary Paxton and more! We've also visited our dusty musical vaults for rare Halloween entries from Otis Redding and Lou Rawls.
We'll also feature more movie monster coming attractions and hauntingly groovy movie themes, too!
Halloween's Greatest Hits PART 2 is specialty programming you'll be proud to feature on your station.
Trick or Treat Jazz
Host, Jim Raposa showcases recordings from some of the biggest names in jazz on this musically bewitching special. From Billie Holiday to Ahmad Jamal, Mel Torme to Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong to Duke Ellington and many more. No tricks, just an hour of musical treats with a Halloween flair!Great background for Halloween parties the weekend before Halloween, while dispensing treats to Trick or Treaters or taking the kids on the neighborhood rounds on October 31.
Halloween's Greatest Hits! Hour 1
Even though most public Halloween celebrations are off-limits thanks to Covid-19, Jim Raposa and PRX have teamed up to bring your listeners a tuneful tribute to the ghouls, tricks and treats that make Halloween such a special event for your listeners.This is Halloween's Greatest Hits -- Part One.
In this hour (the first of two in this series), we open with some tasty tunes about candy from The Strangeloves and the kids from The Brady Bunch. We even include an amzingly lush take on the candy classic, "On the Good Ship Lollipop", performed here by jazz and R&B vocal icon, Ruth Brown!
We'll also jog listeners memories a bit with commercial jingle snippets from treats that likely filled Halloween bags years ago.
Musically, we feature the Halloween Hits and MORE! From cherished hits like "Purple People Eater" to "Monster Mash" to The Clover's "Love Potion Number 9", the 1965 Halloween rarity "The Lurch", by actor Ted Cassidy in his beloved Addams Family character, Lurch. Even the 1984 Halloween hit "Somebody's Watching Me" by Rockwell (a/k/a Kennedy Gordy, son of Motown founder Berry Gordy) with background vocals by none other than Michael Jackson!
We also spotlight Halloween themed theatrical rock artists like: Alice Cooper, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown to name a few.
What a freaky playlist!
Got a favorite movie monster? It might be one we feature in our coming attractions "film clip" featuring some of the scariest and silliest horror genre movies ever unleashed on the public.
Go ahead, light some candles and pass the bags of fun-sized candy bars...Halloween's Greatest Hits is the Halloween Radio Dance Party you'll be proud to feature on your station.
Halloween's Greatest Hits Hour 2
Even though most public Halloween celebrations are off-limits thanks to Covid-19, Jim Raposa and PRX have teamed up to bring your listeners a second hour of tuneful tributes to the ghouls, tricks and treats that make Halloween such a special event for your listeners.This is Halloween's Greatest Hits -- Part Two.
This hour opens with more tasty tunes about candy from The Cars, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Paul & Mary and other beloved music icons.
We also pay tribute to Halloween humor with a spotlight on the Kings of the "Break-in" records that graced the pop music charts and Top 40 radio from the late 50s to the mid-70s: Buchanan & Goodman.
Musically, this hour is packed with more cherished Halloween hits like Ray Parker, Jr's theme from Ghostbusters, Redbone's 1971 single "Witch Queen of New Orleans, tunes by Warren Zevon, Cliff Richard, Gary Paxton and more! We've also visited our dusty musical vaults for rare Halloween entries from Otis Redding and Lou Rawls.
We'll also feature more movie monster coming attractions and hauntingly groovy movie themes, too!
Halloween's Greatest Hits PART 2 is specialty programming you'll be proud to feature on your station.
