Halloween Hits
Songs for spooky season.
As October rolls in, the air thickens with anticipation, and front porches glow with the warm flicker of jack-o'-lanterns. This is the season for spooky sounds, where records spin like cobwebs in the night. From the playful ghoulishness of Bobby 'Boris' Pickett's "Monster Mash" to the eerie allure of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London," these tracks have become the soundtrack of Halloween. Our tape deck is primed for all the tricks and treats of the spooky season, delivering the perfect mix for late-night frights and neighborhood soirées. Whether it’s a haunted house bash or a porch-light party, these songs transform every gathering into a celebration of the supernatural, echoing the nostalgia of a time when the air was filled with laughter, screams, and the promise of candy. Get ready to carve out some memories with our Halloween Hits!
On the playlist
Did you know
- 'Monster Mash' hit #1 the week before Halloween 1962 — and again on re-release in 1973.
- 'Thriller' was nearly left off the album — Quincy Jones almost cut the John Landis horror epic.
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