John Zacherle Monster Mash - Scary Tales...plus (1958-63)

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(2010/ACE/PARKWAY) 27 tracks (68:08) with 8 page booklet. more

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John Zacherle: Monster Mash - Scary Tales...plus (1958-63)

(2010/ACE/PARKWAY) 27 tracks (68:08) with 8 page booklet.

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Interpret: John Zacherle
Album titlle: Monster Mash - Scary Tales...plus (1958-63)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667044820
weight in Kg 0.1

Zacherle, John - Monster Mash - Scary Tales...plus (1958-63) CD 1
01	Monster Mash	John Zacherle
02	Hurry Bury Baby	John Zacherle
03	Let's Twist Again (Mummy Time Is Here)	John Zacherle
04	I'm The Ghoul From Wolverton Mountain	John Zacherle
05	Gravy (With Some Cyanide)	John Zacherle
06	Popeye (The Gravedigger)	John Zacherle
07	Limb From Limbo Rock	John Zacherle
08	Weird Watusi	John Zacherle
09	Pistol Stomp	John Zacherle
10	Dinner With Drac -part I	John Zacherle
11	The Ha-Ha-Ha	John Zacherle
12	The Bat	John Zacherle
13	Scary Tales (From Mother Goose - version 1)	John Zacherle
14	A-Tisket, A-Casket	John Zacherle
15	Hansel And Gretel	John Zacherle
16	Clementine	John Zacherle
17	Happy Halloween	John Zacherle
18	Monster Monkey	John Zacherle
19	The Spider And The Fly	John Zacherle
20	A-B-C	John Zacherle
21	Little Red Riding Hood	John Zacherle
22	Surfboard 1-0-9	John Zacherle
23	Dear, Dear Valentine	John Zacherle
24	Scary Tales (From Mother Goose - version 2)	John Zacherle
25	Scary Tales (From Mother Goose - version 3)	John Zacherle
26	Igor	John Zacherle
27	Dinner With Drac - part 2	John Zacherle

John Zacherle Transylvania Zacherle was, of course, born in Transylvania, the eldest of... more

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"John Zacherle"

John Zacherle

Transylvania

Zacherle was, of course, born in Transylvania, the eldest of three only sons, parented by a migratory mortician and a reformed lady spiritualist. They were married.

As an infant, Zacherle's first playpen, was the obvious enclosure of his father's trade. He showed a lively interest in the field of mortuary science from the very first, much to the delight of his doting patents. Soon he became indispensable in his father's establishment, showing particular talent in the promotion of new business.

Anatomical studies

His skills reached such a high degree of development that he was named guest lecturer at the University of Transylvania in the field of anatomical studies. From lecturing over cadavers, it was but a short step to the theatre. Zacherle took that step one moonless night, and irnmediately became the darling of the Transylvanian stage. Television clamored for him, and before long he made his video debut. However, because of a local technical disturbance (bats in the orthicon tube), Zacherle's first appearance depicted him as a "blip" on radar screens throughout the world. This naturally won him an instantaneous international reputation.

Television Ghoul

Alter a stint at Transylsania's leading channel, WHEEEE-TV, Zacherle moved on to more ghoulish pastures in Philadelphia. He modestly billed himself as "Roland" (to avoid brushes with the bluenose constabulary which ignorantly frowned on the practice of mayhem). As host of television horror movies, Zacherle featured many intimates from his boyhood years in his native land. He frequently was overwhelmed by a feeling of nostalgia, but bore up gravely.

New York City

After great success in the City of Brotherly Loathe, Zacherle moved his paraphernalia to one of New York City's leading channels where, we are happy to say, he now Rests in Peace. Believing that the heart of a land and its inhabitants is best revealed through its folk music, Zacherle has selected those songs which most authentically portray the many sides of Transylvanian culture. At last — through an inspired performance by the greatest living (?) authority on that culture — we may now put a stake, so to speak, through the true heart of Transylvania.

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