with me, I am a holiday fanatic. I believe in celebrating each one that comes along with gusto and fanfare. From decorating to food I throw myself into the season and create a grand event around the special day. As Halloween is my husband’s birthday it gets treated with extra bravado and ceremony allowing for an even more fantastical celebration. Like all times in my life, music plays a huge part in these events.
This week’s focus is songs or music that puts you in the Halloween mood. List the song and the artist that harkens this late October celebration. Whether novelty created for the occasion or simply a song that meant something to you at this time of year, list all that apply to the category in your terms.
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Please continue to check with this blog today and throughout the weekend for more responses to view and take the time to read or reread this week’s blogs. I then invite you to join me on Monday when I begin another week of all new and original blogs to share.
Monster Mash. Has to be the best Halloween song. I just love it.
ReplyDeleteGet the snow boots ready.
I totally agree, Daddy! Definitely on my list. I have others... I'll wait until others have a chance to put their selections down. Thanks for all of your supportive comments this week!
ReplyDeleteThe Soundtrack to the instant classic, "Nightmare Before Christmas".
ReplyDeleteYes it's a great time of year! How about Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon for the boogie man.
ReplyDeleteBoris The Spider by The Who......=)
ReplyDeleteScreamin' Lord Sutch ..."She's fallin' in love with a monster man"
ReplyDelete"When October Goes" Barry Manilow
ReplyDelete"Cast Your Fate to the Wind" Vince Guaraldi
"Moondance" Van Morrison
"Monster Mash" Bobby "Boris" Pickett
"Thriller" Michael Jackson