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Dear Santa, old buddy, Here's my humble wishlist for this Christmas. 1.Please, send me a new internet access as soon as possible, it's a real pain in the arse right now. I missed all the goodies from my fellow bloggies neighbours and it's pretty hard to have a blog when you can't post anything at all. 2.Please,Send to all my readers a gallon of whiskey each, they deserve it. 3.Please,give them health and prosperity (or drugs, it depends). 4.I know your did your job last year, but hell, send me ANOTHER record label. 5.Send to all mankind understanding and peace of mind, I mean,Vonce, gimme back my Percy Mayfield Lps godammit. 6.Please, send to the lovely and faithful Mrs Frost some flowers, cos I think I'm gonna be late this year. 7.I've been nice I've been nice Oh I've been so nice. 8.Please,send joy, happiness and a lotta of sex parties to all my friends, some of them are desperate. 9.And please, can I get a pint of Guinness? Awc'mon Santa, it's

Brothers and sisters (or whatever the hell who reads this page), it’s a hard time. Tough. YES, your host is desperate. THEY’RE GONNA CUT MY INTERNET CONNEXION FOR AT LEAST 2 WEEKS. I can hear you crying and moanin’ but there’s nothing I can do about it. I know, every woman on earth will be devastated and all men will commit suicide when they’re going to hear the news, but I hope you’re all going to be brave. Anyway, I just hope they’re gonna plug me (hum) before Christmas, ‘cos I got some fine presents for ya ! Ho Ho Ho, I leave you with this fine and sweaty bloody buttshaker mix, hope you’ll enjoy it and please do accept my apologies for gnagna bla bla blah….. ROCK ON PEOPLE !!! Yours truly, Reverend Frost. Rev Frost Presents…A Bloody Buttshaker Mix ! (59 :44) 01. Louis Chachere – The Hen 02. Lindy Blaskey & The Lavells - Papa Ooh Mow Mow 03. Solomon Burke - It's All Right 04. Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Red Hot 05. Wynonie Harris - Wasn't That Good 06. The Fabulo

Thank God, it’s Friday. Boogie piano master Amos Milburn was born in Houston, and died there a short 52 years later. In between, he created some of the best boogie of the postwar era, usually recording in Los Angeles for Aladdin Records. Quite a lot of the releases proved to be massive sellers in the pre rock and roll era, some of which demonstrated Milburn's oft-forgotten abilities with the mellower side of R&B. By 1972 he had retired from the business and returned to his home town of Houston where he died eight years later - after his alcoholism had first induced epilepsy and a leg had to be amputated in April 1979. Anyway, I could post 50 more extraordinary songs by Milburn, but it’s Friday. It’s drinking time. HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND! Amos Milburn - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer Amos Milburn - Let Me Go Home, Whiskey

For all of you who loved the eddie bond track of last week, here’s Lou Millet ! Lou Millet was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He started recording about 1950 for Feature records who sold "That's Me Without You" to Dot before he was signed to Columbia when he also worked as Lefty Frizzell's band leader. Lefty Frizzell gave him his first big break and in 1953, he was still associated with him, by fronting the band during one of Fritzell's tours. And on a personal note (...), Lou was six feet and a half and weighed in around 210 pounds then.I'm sure you're happy to know that. Millet obviously recorded until about 1972 without any hit in the charts, but his Hillbilly songs are really something for the fan of this type of music ! And yes, we're fans ! Lou Millet - Slip,Slip,Slippin' in Lou Millet - Shorty The Barber

To be clear, Charlie Rich willfully bended genres, fusing country, jazz, blues, gospel, rockabilly, and soul. Sounds familiar ? Well, forget what you know 'cos he was the man. Rich began his professional musical career while he was enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in the early '50s. While he was stationed in Oklahoma, he formed a group called the Velvetones (not the same one posted last year), which played jazz and blues. Sam Phillips (oh, him again ?) rejected the demos Rich recorded, claiming they were too jazzy. After absorbing some Jerry Lee Lewis records a friend gave him, Rich returned to Sun quickly and became a regular session musician for the label in 1958, playing and/or singing on records by Lewis, Johnny Cash, Justis, Warren Smith, Billy Lee Riley, Carl Mann, and Ray Smith. He was also writing songs, including "Break Up" for Lewis, "The Ways of a Woman in Love" for Cash, and "I'm Comin' Home" for Mann, which was later cut by Presl

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH !!! Hello Congregation ! Yes, we’re celebrating STGW’s second birthday this week, so here’s a mega-top-hits post with some fine choices taken from the vaults of the crypt. Just to thank you. Yup, thanks for tuning in, and thanks for everything ! (Hum, do I sound like I’m going to die or what ?). aaaaw I suck. Well, thanks. We have readers from the four parts of hell, mental comments, and bloody nice folks all the time, and we’re still doing this job for free. (ok, with 1000 visitors a day, you might say it’s quite stupid, but it’s my choice ^_^) So fuck yeah, are you ready for another year ? Cheers my friends ! Bunker Hill - Hide And Go Seek (Part 1) Lalo Guerrero - Marihuana Boogie Moon Mullican - Jenny Lee Hasil Hadkins - Walk And Talk With Me Lonesome Sundown - Gonna Stick To You Eddie Bond And The Stompers - Slip, Slip, Slippin' in Rocky And His Friends - You Weren't Using Your Head And one more for the twist ! Takeshi Terauchi - Riders In

One of the few rock bands signed to the folkie Vanguard label, the Vagrants cut some fair singles between 1965 and 1968 including the excellentissimo (& cult-classic here in the Rev’s crypt) « I Can't Make A Friend » (which is absolutely not the case by the way) Ok, here’s an nice page if you wanna know some more ! The Vagrants - I Can't Make A Friend The Vagrants - Young Blues Have a nice Weekend !

Despite his snarling rockabilly attitude, Giovanni Sacfone Jr.(yes, jack Scott) hailed from Ontario, Canada, and grew up near Detroit, developing a love for hillbilly music along the way. Jack Scott sounded tough, like someone you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley unless he had a guitar in his hands. When he growled "The Way I Walk," wise men (and women) stepped aside. Read a very good bio here Jack Scott - The Way I Walk Jack Scott - Leroy Jack Scott - Bella

Remember Yao Lee back in May ? Well, Rev. Frost brings you… CHANG LOO !!! Chang Loo - The Plough Song Chang Loo - All The Stars In The Sky

Yeeeha we're back Hawkins is best known for writing and recording "Suzie Q", a 1957 release that was a hit on both the R&B and pop charts. The song soon became a bandstand classic for generations of aspiring young rockers, including Creedence Clearwater Revival, which recorded it in 1968 (in case you didn’t know that). The phrase "suzy q" refers to a dance step, and can be heard on many old blues records from the 1920s and 30s. But Hawkins personalized it into a tale of a sultry siren, propelled by a catchy lick laid down by guitar virtuoso James Burton, who was only 15 when "Suzy Q" was recorded. He continued to record, but never experienced another comparable hit, in part because many listeners and radio programmers wrongly assumed that Hawkins was black. The era's rigid, prejudicial boundaries hurt Hawkins career in both white and black markets ! Dale Hawkins - Tornado Dale Hawkins - Mrs Merguitory's Daughter Dale Hawkins - Suzie Q

Splendid Illustration by Ben , used by permission. Thanks bud ! Rev. Tom Frost - Malaguena! (Halloween 2006) Destroy ALL Monsters - The Tortured Ghost Who CLaims Vengeance !!! Yes folks, two songs made especially for your halloween treat ! Thanks to Mr Freeze aka Destroy ALL Monsters (aka my monster bro) to allow me to post this marvellous piece of muwuhahahahaha. Can't wait until next year. Life's no fun without a good scare !

Yup, this is the last one folks ! I hope you enjoyed the mixes as much as I enjoyed making them ! Ok, now you have 10 bloody halloween mixes to dance around without your pants on, and scare all your friendly neighbours at the same time. How cool. Well, enjoy the last part , and see you next Tuesday for some horrible surprises ! Muwuhahahahahahahahaha (and close the door) Rev Frost Presents… A Bloody Halloween Mix Part 10 ! (54:13) 1. Intro 2. The Creatures (Conried, Pearce, Stein) – The Dracula Trot 3. The Boss Martians- Welcome To The Party (The Munsters) 4. Diablito – The Jungle 5. Freddy Fortune & The Four-Gone Conclusions - Dracula's Deuce 6. Round Robin - I'm The Wolf Man 7. Papaya Kings - Zombie Creep 8. The Keytones - I Was A Teenage Monster 9. The Munsters (Cast) - Knock Upon Our Door 10. Sweet Acids - That Creature 11. Graveyard Base Music (Haunted mansion) 12. Southern Culture On The Skids – Werewolf 13. Mad Man Jones - Snake Charmer 14. The Deadly Ones – Help 1

Reverend Frost 30th Birthday Limited Edition ! Rev. Tom Frost - I'm Going Back Home Oh Yeah !

Well, don’t be afraid, this is not the last one. Nah, in fact, you should be afraid. Saturday, Part 10 !!! Rev Frost Presents… A Bloody Halloween Mix Part 9 ! (40:24) 1. King Flash And The Calypso Carnival - Zombie Jamboree 2. The Zanies - The Mad Scientist 3. Roy Clark – Spooky Movies 4. Bert Convy - The Gorilla 5. Gene Kardos And His Orchestra - Zombie 6. The Space Cossacks - Transylvanian Orbit 7. Screamin’ Lord Sutch – Dracula’s Daughter 8. Billy Strange – The Munsters 9. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Frenzy 10. Carlos Casal Jr. - Don't Meet Mr. Frankenstein 11. Elfman Interlude 12. The Run-A-Ways - Night Creature 13. Leroy Bowman – Graveyard 14. Jupiter Jones - The Spook Spoke 15. Robert Johnson And Punchdrunk - Ali Pang 16. The Barmy Brothers With Novelty Orchestra - Ain't It Grand To Be Bloomin' Well Dead DOWNLOAD THE MONSTER ! (via rapidshare) What, It's nearly over? Yes fool, ain't it grand to be bloomin' well dead?

Hey boys and ghouls ! Sorry about this week-lack-of-post, but it's pretty damn speed over here ! So until next week allo-ween? part 9, why don't you just go visit those brilliant halloween-related sites? So go say hi to Howlin' Reggaexx , Slashin' Lee , Creepin' Senses Working Overtime , Scarin' Scar Stuff ! Well, what the heck, go also pay a visit to all the links on your right, I know it'll take you one entire month to read them all but they're all worth it ! Anyway, thanks again for your comments, love letters etc... I'll see you next week ! From Hell with love, His Frostiness Ps: YEAH ! Los Monstruos - El Monstruo

Rev Frost Presents… A Bloody Halloween Mix Part 8 ! (37 :52) 1. Intro 2. Mardi Gras BB – Munster’s Theme 3. Lavern Baker – Voodoo Voodoo 4. The Castle Kings – You Can Get Him Frankenstein 5. The Mummies – The Fly 6. Jerry Coulston - Caveman Hop 7. Zacherle - Monster Monkey 8. Marty Manning & His Orchestra - Sorcerer's Apprentice 9. Ronald Stein - Song From Spider Baby (Lon Chaney Jr.) 10. The Finks - Haunted Fink 11. Travis Wammack - There's A UFO Up There 12. The Munsters – Munster Creep 13. Archie King - The Vampire 14. The Cords – Ghost Power 15. The Tornadoes - The Phantom Surfer 16. Gene Moss And The Monsters – Frankenstein 17. Club 33 - Grim, Grinning Ghosts DOWNLOAD THE MONSTER ! (via rapidshare) Aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !

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He was born with the unglamorous handle of Otis Hicks in St. Louis, Missouri on March 13, 1913. Taught guitar by his older brother Layfield, Lightnin' Slim was playing bars in Baton Rouge by the late 1940s. He recorded for Excello Records for 12 years, starting in the mid 1950s. Slim often collaborated with his brother in law, Slim Harpo.He’s the perfect blues raconteur, even when reshaping other's material to his dark, somber style. He also possessed one of the truly great voices of the blues; His exhortation to "blow your harmonica, son" has become one of the great, mournful catchphrases of the blues, and even on his most rockin' numbers, as Cub Koda once wrote, Lightnin' always sounded like bad luck just moved into his home approximately an hour after his mother-in-law died. Lightnin' Slim - I'm Evil Lightnin' Slim - Mean Ol' Lonesome Train Lightnin' Slim - Bad Luck Well, see you next week for you-know-what part 8 !

"And on a dark, cold night Under full monlight He flies into a fog Like a vulture in the sky And they call him Reverend Froooooooost." Taken From The Nightmare Before Frosty Rev Frost Presents… A Bloody Halloween Mix Part 7 ! (34 :15) 1. Intro 2. The Cramps – No Club Lone Wolf 3. The Symbols - Do The Zombie 4. Eddie L. Davis - Teenage Brain Surgeon 5. Satan's Pilgrims – Peter Lorre 6. Bobby Please - The Monster 7. George Barnes – Spooky 8. Ben Vaughn - P-S-Y-C-H-O 9. Bert Convy - The Monsters Hop 10. The One Way Street – Jack The Ripper 11. The Robins – Zombie 12. Jim Burgett - Jekyll And Hyde 13. The Neanderthals - 2000 Pound Werewolf 14. Bobby Boris Pickett - Monster Mash Party 15. Outro DOWNLOAD THE MONSTER ! (via rapidshare)

The sly, insinuating vocals and chunky piano style of Willie Mabon won the heart of many an R&B fan during the early '50s. Mabon was already well-grounded in blues tradition from his Memphis upbringing when he hit Chicago in 1942. Schooled in jazz as well as blues, Mabon found the latter his ticket to stardom. His first sides were a 1949 78 for Apollo as Big Willie and some 1950 outings for Aristocrat and Chess (including here) with guitarist Earl Dranes as the Blues Rockers. Mabon sat out much of the late '60s but came back strong after moving to Paris in 1972, recording and touring Europe prolifically until his death. A complete bio here Willie Mabon - I'm mad Willie Mabon - Got To have It Next week, halloweeeeeen part 7 !

Everyone enjoyed the boohahaha mix part 6 ? It's gonna be worse next week ! Ok, in 1963, brothers Pat Vegas and Lolly Vasquez (aka Vegas) released these two surf classics, as The Avantis. These two siblings where also members of ‘The Routers’, ‘The Mar-Kets’, ‘The Darts’, ‘The De-Fenders’ and ‘The Deuce Coupes’. Not content with being in every decent surf band that was around at the time, they went on to form ‘Redbone’ and had a massive International hit with ‘The Witch Queen of New Orleans’ ! The Avantis - Phantom Surfer The Avantis - Wax 'em Down