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Spooky Songs for Halloween
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Last weekend, Retro Lightning on Lightning 100 played music from 1968, which was already a cool year for music, but he also added in some Halloween music, also from 1968, in the program this past weekend.
http://lightning100.com/shows/retro-lightning/
Scroll down past the 1991 program (which actually aired a couple of weeks ago!) and you'll see the 1968 playlist, with the Halloween titles emphasized.
http://lightning100.com/shows/retro-lightning/
Scroll down past the 1991 program (which actually aired a couple of weeks ago!) and you'll see the 1968 playlist, with the Halloween titles emphasized.
On October 27, 2011 I posted on the Weather and Sky Board "White Christmas", by The Ravens. Little did I know that there would be a surprise nor'easter/snowstorm covering a broad swath of area east of the Mississippi River. So I shall place it on the Spooky songs for Halloween.
"...quoth the raven, 'nevermore'".
Some years ago a Baltimore disc jockey, in a shuffle of days and epochs and times and places made Halloween into Christmas and vice versa. We had another one try it on for size so I posted the above. Of course we will not tolerate scary Christmas. LOL
White Christmas - The Ravens.
"...quoth the raven, 'nevermore'".
Some years ago a Baltimore disc jockey, in a shuffle of days and epochs and times and places made Halloween into Christmas and vice versa. We had another one try it on for size so I posted the above. Of course we will not tolerate scary Christmas. LOL
White Christmas - The Ravens.
At least (well this year, anyway) that area "east of the Mississippi River" was also only well north of the Ohio River. I'm east of the Mississippi but well SOUTH of the Ohio, and it was relatively nice and warm here for Halloween. But I heard in our weather history yesterday that Nashville (where I live now) indeed had a freak snowstorm (several inches!) on November 2, 1966. But I also recall an inch or two of snow on the ground in west Tennessee (where I lived at the time) for Halloween in 1993. That was very unusual for us!Silkie said:
Moving on to Thanksgiving songs now: "Over the River and Through the Woods." ;D
"Turkey Trot"...Little Eva.
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