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There was a whole album of songs just like “Monster Mash,” of courseįollowing the success of the single, a 1962 full-length LP followed. The recording would only take a few hours and featured piano playing by Leon Russell and be produced by Gary Paxton-the guy who did another popular novelty song of the day, “ Alley Oop” by the Hollywood Argyles. It’s “Ooooh, tennis shoe, wah-oooh.” We don’t know why. Oh, and just in case you’re wondering what the background singers are saying in the background of the song, Bobby has the answer from that same interview:

Demento responds, “a lot of the great ones do.” Time has shown us that he isn’t wrong. Per Pickett, the song only took about an hour to write and practically wrote itself, to which Dr. So, I called up Lenny and I said, “you know that idea you had, like, a few months ago? Let’s get together and do that. After the set he said, “you know we oughta do a novelty record-they do very well.” And I said “No, I’m a serious actor, I’m off to other places.so I got an agent and after two weeks, the agent died of a heart attack.

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You know there’s that monologue in there.and I did at as Boris Karloff.and the audience cracked up. , he and I were the perfect team to get this idea kicking.and he had suggested it one night after we had sung “Little Darling” by the Diamonds.

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Lenny Capizzi-like myself-was a horror movie freak and love Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. Demento, he tells the story of how he and co-writer Leonard Capizzi came up with the idea and how it almost didn’t happen: Bobby decided to perform the monologue with a Boris Karloff voice and received quite the positive reaction.

Demento 20th Anniversary Collection, the group was performing a song called, “Little Darling”-a song which happens to contain a monologue in the middle. While there, he got together with a band called The Cordials and began performing doo-wop tunes and recording several demos for their group. In the early 1960s, Bobby Pickett got home from the Korean war and moved to California to become an actor. The story of “The Monster Mash” begins with an old doo-wop tune.

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