Vintage Vinyl Revival

A grimy mix of rockin’ monster melodies, las vegas grind style.

A creepy mix to set the Halloween mood. From the spooky sounds of the Palace of Mystery Theatre Organ, to a witches brew concocted by Vincent Price, to Crispin Hellion Glover, to the Freakish Marcy doll, to a twisted Evangelical sermon on Satanic Forces and Spiritual Resources. Scary stuff indeed.

[set 5 of 5] The last session [before the return] of the Vintage Vinyl Revival on KBGA, including some sad classic country blues, and the most chilling lonesome cowboy song you’ll ever hear: “Night Herder’s Song” sung by Jack Elliot.

[set 4 of 5] From the last session [before the return] of the Vintage Vinyl Revival on KBGA, including some honky-tonk, classic country, yodeling and a home-grown Montana tune to boot.

[set 3 of 5] From the last FM broadcast [before the return] of the Vintage Vinyl Revival on College Radio, including some sweet psychedelic imports on the Electro Harmonix label and two nude picture records from the soundtracks of sexy German films.

[set 2 of 5] From the last regular FM broadcast [before the return] of the Vintage Vinyl Revival on KBGA College Radio, including a few of my favorite standby records.

[set 1 of 5] From the last regular FM broadcast [before the return] of the Vintage Vinyl Revival on KBGA, including some upbeat vintage pop to start and a couple melancholic cheesy easy listening tunes to close.

Here is the beloved cowboy, Tex Ritter, just before the sandman comes ‘ round … singing songs kiddies love, in the breezy western style that made him the idol of millions of moppets the world over.

An excellent original 78rpm album set from one of my favorite yodeling cowboys, Wilf Carter aka Montana Slim.