Dracula's Greatest Hits - Monster Parody Songs From The 60's

This is not a Special Edition. This LP is extremely hard to find. Released during the big Monster boom in the 60's. The LP originally came with 15 Monster Cards drawn by artist Jack Davis & are shown in the CD's packaging.

Tracks include...

I Want To Bite You Hand, Drac The Knife, King Kong Stomp, Monster Hootenanny, Ghoul Days, Frankenstein, The New Frankenstein and Johnny Song, Monster Goose Rhymes, Surf Monster, Monster Bossa Nova, Carry Me Back To Transylvania, Little Black Bag - Bonus Tracks; Halloween (Zachary), Monster Mash (Bobby Pickett), Be Careful It's My Throat (Frankie Stein), Munster's Theme (Jack Marshall), Mad Monster Party (Ethel Ennis), Creature's Got My Surfboard (Dead Elvi), One Step Beyond Theme (Harry Lubin), Curse of the Hearse (Terry Teene), Bat & Cat (Frankie Stein), The Lurch (Ted Cassidy), Monster Mash Party (Bobby Pickett),, The Blob Theme (The Five Blobs), Experiment In Terror (Henry Mancini), The Ghost & Mr. Chicken Organ (Vic Mizzy).

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HI, Roger - I just wanted to thank you for sending the CD so quickly. It is terrific!  It has been years since I heard this album and it was wonderful to hear those monster parodies again - and Gene Moss is the "man" when it comes to Bela impersonations! I enjoyed the bonus tracks, too. Some of them were new to me and there were some old favorites among them, too. The cover jacket, back and CD artwork look terrific, too. I love that Jack Davis! Thanks again for sharing your hard work and sending the CD so quickly. It is a gas! Bob

Roger, Just wanted to drop you a line regarding the "Dracula's Greatest Hits" CD. Thanks so much for this fantastic album. The packaging looks store bought--it's that good! Beautiful cover and CD label (nice job on the monster cards, as well). The transition from LP to CD is flawless--excellent sound quality considering this album is nearly 30 years old! And after the third time through, it keeps getting better. Great extras too!! Specifically, the 2 Frankie Stein songs... PLEASE!!!... I must hear more...! All in all, an excellent package and a great listen. You've made this Monster lover's millenium, and this Hallowe'en, I'm sure to be the envy of the entire street. Great job, and thanks again, Matt

Roger; NOT very much surprises me much anymore; it takes alot to satisfy ME! However, I AM totally blown away by my now owning the cd that you sent to me, "Draculas' Greatest Hits", by Gene Moss   It was even better than I had remembered it was from my childhood.   Now that I am an older adult, I can truely appreciate all of its early '60's sound and instruments used, and the words to each song, for each monster were all so well put together with a great pace to it; it's never slow nor dull. The audio/sound quality is just great, no scratches it sounds just great.  Also, and what truely makes it even more collectible is the fact that you took the time and trouble to put the artwork onto the cd itself!!  That looks totally cool and even more collectible. I dont know about computers, nor about pc graphic softwere, but I appreciate whatever time and trouble that you went through to reproduce the artwork, both on the jewel case and on the disk itself. I picked up the cd, that you sent to me, from the post office right on Halloween and I couldnt have asked for a better Halloween surprise. If you ever want to use my name or comments for internet feedback, go ahead. Later this month I WILL be ordering another copy from you for a close childhood friend whom will also appreciate the quality and the nostalgicness of the cd/lp. At the end of Dec.  I will then order yet another copy to give as a gift to my own brother whom was only a toddler when my cousins and I had entertained him by playing this lp and dancing the TWIST to its music. I just cant understand why this album was never ever featured on the weird Dr. Demento radio show, as it would have been perfect and IS better than alot of the parodies that he played. Infact, I think that Gene Moss does a better Bela impersonation than Paul Frees does. I DONT own a pc nor do I have access to the internet websites. However, I have heard that there are either monster chatrooms and monster fan "Message Boards" not sure what those are, but if you could place ads or mention your making this record available on cd for fans, I'd bet that you'd sell alot more, as I truely think that this IS a Baby Boomer monster delight. THANKS again for your time, patience, professional dubbing work and for making this available. Most Appreciatively, David

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