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Immerse yourself in the playful and macabre world of Dracula's Deuce by The Ghouls, brought to life on special orange “pumpkin burnout smoke” vinyl.
Gary Usher's 1964 horror rock gem is an iconic and eccentric blend of surf, hot rod music and scary themes. Known for his collaborations with The Beach Boys and The Byrds, Usher takes a whimsical detour into the supernatural, creating an album that's as fun as it is strange. This previously forgotten piece of vinyl history has been unearthed for a new generation of enthusiasts, just in time for Halloween.
Dracula's Deuce cleverly reimagines classics with a spooky twist: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena" becomes "The Little Old Lady from Transylvania," while "Johnny B. Goode" transforms into "Bela Be Good." The album's original tracks, however, are the real highlight of the show. With the eerie and atmospheric "Dracula's Theme" and the eccentric charm of "Monsterbilly Heaven," Usher and his band, including The Wrecking Crew and vocalist Ritchie Burns, weave a rich tapestry of novelty rock.
The Real Gone Music reissue transforms this collector's treasure into a must-have, casting a spell that attracts horror fans and rock rebels alike. Pick up one of these limited 2000 copies and let your collection revel in the macabre glamor of the 60s surf-rock scene.
The Ghouls - Dracula's Deuce [Orange and Smoke]
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$43.99
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Gary Usher's 1964 horror rock gem is an iconic and eccentric blend of surf, hot rod music and scary themes. Known for his collaborations with The Beach Boys and The Byrds, Usher takes a whimsical detour into the supernatural, creating an album that's as fun as it is strange. This previously forgotten piece of vinyl history has been unearthed for a new generation of enthusiasts, just in time for Halloween.
Dracula's Deuce cleverly reimagines classics with a spooky twist: "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena" becomes "The Little Old Lady from Transylvania," while "Johnny B. Goode" transforms into "Bela Be Good." The album's original tracks, however, are the real highlight of the show. With the eerie and atmospheric "Dracula's Theme" and the eccentric charm of "Monsterbilly Heaven," Usher and his band, including The Wrecking Crew and vocalist Ritchie Burns, weave a rich tapestry of novelty rock.
The Real Gone Music reissue transforms this collector's treasure into a must-have, casting a spell that attracts horror fans and rock rebels alike. Pick up one of these limited 2000 copies and let your collection revel in the macabre glamor of the 60s surf-rock scene.