If You Have Ghosts

1 Archie Bleyer: Rockin' Ghost
2 Tommy Dorsey & His Orch.: My Friend The Ghost
3 Baron Daemon & The Vampires: Ghost Guitars
4 Ray Johnson Combo: Ghost Town
5 Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band: The Host, The Ghost, The Most Holy-O
6 Daniel Johnston: Casper The Friendly Ghost
7 Gary Stewart: I Love You Truly
8 G.H. Elliott: The Ghost Of The Yodelling Coon
9 Bing Crosby with The Andrews Sisters: The Yodeling Ghost
10 Patsy Montana: Yodeling Ghost
11 Roly Erickson & The Aliens: If You Have Ghosts
12 Kelly Garrett: This Heart Is Haunted
13 The Denims: The Ghost In Your House Is Me
14 R. Dean Taylor: There's A Ghost In My House
15 The Solitaires: I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance
16 Ned Miller with Jan Howard: The Girl From The Second World
17 Little Caesar & The Ark Angels: The Ghost Of Mary Meade
18 The Bar-Kays: Holy Ghost
19 The Spinners: Souly Ghost
20 The Pastel Six: The Strange Ghost
21 The Prairie Ramblers, voc Roland Gaines: Ghost In The Graveyard
22 Cab Calloway & His Orch.: The Ghost Of Smokey Joe
23 Emmett Miller & His Georgia Crackers: Ghost Of The St. Louis Blues
24 Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang: Mr. Ghost Goes To Town
25 Maximilian: The Twistin' Ghost
26 Richard Rome: Ghost A' Go-Go
27 The Renegades: Ghost Train
28 Virgil Holmes: Ghost Train
29 The Ark Angels: The Ghost Of Mary Meade (instr.)
30 The Pogues: Haunted
31 The Cords: Ghost Power

IF YOU HAVE GHOSTS

Night Of The Vampire

1 Aaron McNeil: Draculena

2 The Upsetters: Dracular

3 Christine Pilzer: Dracula

4 TV sdtk.: Shadows Of The Night (Quentin's Theme)

5 Dion McGregor: Vampirism

6 Jimmy Castor Bunch: Dracula (pt. 1)

7 T. Valentine: The Vampire

8 The Mysterions: Translyvania

9 Toto Coelo: Dracula's Tango (Sucker For Your Love)

10 Z.Z. & De Maskers: Dracula!!!

11 Earl Patterson with The Darts: Nightmare Hop

12 Jonathan Richman: Vampiresa Mujer

13 The Duponts: Screamin' Ball (At Dracula Hall)

14 Dracula und Seine Vampyre: Dracula Cha Cha

15 Henri Salvador: Dracula Cha Cha Cha

16 Hot Blood: Soul Dracula

17 Destroy All Monsters: Vampire

18 Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band: Vampire Suite (edit)

19 Denzil Laing: Beware Of The Vampire

20 Jekyll & Hyde: Dracula Drag

21 Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus: Count Dracula

22 Mad Jak Otruba: Suck Me

23 Marion Harris: I'm A Jazz Vampire

24 Monster Party: The Vampires Are Here

25 Roky Erickson & The Aliens: Night Of The Vampire

26 Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages: Dracula's Daughter

27 The Moontrekkers: Night Of The Vampire

28 Taboo: Vampire Tango

29 The Diamonds: Batman, Wolfman, Frankenstein Or Dracula

30 Shelley Stuart & The Five Stars: Vampire Husband

31 The Cre-Shells: Dracula

32 The Ghouls: Dracula's Theme

NIGHT OF THE VAMPIRE

dig The Fringe Factory's Halloween Harem Scare 'em!

The Fringe Factory gang loves Halloween - so we've hopped on our magic carpet and taken it to garage land, where you can hear great garage classics like The Sonics The Witch & The Novas Crusher as well as Sam The Sham doing Haunted House and new takes on the old theme by the Chesterfield Kings and Daddy Long Legs!

Before you dig our show, be sure to dig the soothing sounds of the tambourine of the X-Ray Harpoons, Zombie Love - a great modern garage song, perfect for Halloween!



And now get ready for Listen Here To The Fringe Factory's second show for WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban!

Larry & The Blue Notes: Night of the Sadist
The Sonics: The Witch
The Calico Wall: Living Sickness
The Otherside: Haunted House
Puzzle: Hey Medusa
The Chesterfield Kings: Running Through My Night Mare
Daddy Long Legs: Castin' My Spell
The Sensational Guitars of Dan & Dale: Batman
Count Lorre & The Biters: Frankenstein Stomp
Q65: I Got Nightmares
The Lords: Poison Ivy
Chris Kerry: Seven Deadly Sins
The Primates: The Creep
The Novas: The Crusher
The Syndicate: She Haunts You
The X-Ray Harpoons: Zombie Love
The Woggles: Zombie Stomp
The Worst: Afraid Of The Dark
The Grave Digger V: Spooky
Jerry & Jeff: Voodoo Medicine Man
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs: Haunted House

Crayons To Perfume's Girl of the Week is the Madame witch, Janie Jones!

Janie Jones is our most controversial Girl of the Week at Crayons to Perfume! Janie was a 20 “something” year old singer from England who released a string of novelty songs in the 60’s. Janie kicked off her career by appearing at a film premiere in a topless dress in 1964.
In 1967 she released Witches Brew – the significance is not lost – because in Janie’s life, there was certainly something brewing! After her follow of Witch In White, Janie turned from her singing to a new hobby (she quit singing due to a payola scandal where she offered herself as payment!) – as a Madam! She was jailed during the 70’s for the crime of controlling prostitution. In jail she met the accused murderess Myra Hindley who became her jail time companion.

Janie Jones was also married to John Christian Dee, the author of the Pretty Things Don’t Bring Me Down and she sang with the Clash as Janie Jones & The Lash on the 80’s release “House of the JuJu Queen”. Her autobiography is called The Devil and Miss Jones.


Here's Janie singing 1968's 'The Time Has Come'





Crayons To Perfume Show 14 features Janie, along with host of other girls who are celebrating all things Halloween, and all things girl with us!

Janie Jones: Witches Brew
Janie Jones: Go Go Away From Me
Janie Jones: Witch In White
Jun Mayuzumi: Black Room
Marie Laforet Paint It Black
Renee Martel: Noir c’est Noir
Les Planètes Mon ami noir
Candy Johnson Show: Baby what You Want Me To Do
The Lollipops: Big Brother
Chordettes: Lollipop
The Candies: Yes I Love You
The Teardrops: Bubble Gummer
The Candy Girls: Run
Nicole Paquin - Mon Mari C'est Frankenstein My husband is frankenstein
Christine Pilzner: Dracula
The Crystals: The Frankenstein Twist
The Sham-ettes: Big Bad Wolf
Zuma: Night of the Sadist
LaVerne Baker: Voodoo VooDoo
Nancy Sit: Love Potion #9
Jeannie Thomas: You’re The Root OF My Evil
Wool: The Witch
Fabulous Frauliens: Practice of Evil
Background: The Frantics Werewolf

The Fringe Factory Radio Show is now on WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban!!

We're here!!! The Fringe Factory Radio Show was started by Vikki Vaden and Suzi Moran on a local Atlanta AM radio station 6 years ago. A few years back Richard Whig and Glynis Ward joined Vikki as Suzi left the show - and now this trio of garage loving lunkheads are now on WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban!!!
Our first show here is filled with all the types of songs we love: garage,folk-rock, surf, psychedelia, and freakbeat like the Sorrows. Check out this Sorrows clip from Beat Beat Beat! WOAH!



Now dig The Fringe Factory Radio Show's first show here - and find us here every Wednesday evening at 8pm!

The Painted Ship: She Said Yeah
The Aztecs: I Said Move
The Modulation Corporation: What To Do
The Subsonics: Mary Ann
The Neumans: What's Wrong With You
The Strypes: Got Love If You Want It
Them: Walking In The Queen's Garden
The Marshmallow Overcoat: Out Of Our Minds
The Remaining Few: Painted Air
The 13th Floor Elevators: She Lives In A Time Of Her Own
The Seeds: Chocolate River
Plasticland: Euphoric Trap Door Shoes
The Chords V: Universal Vagrant
The Baron IV: Yes I Do
Denise & Co: Boy, What Will You Do Then
Los Hombres: Let IT Out
Paul Messis: Penny Archade
Tom Northcott Trio: Goin' Down
The Sorrows: Baby
The Embrooks: Standing Upside Down
The Rosalyns: Hold On

in the background you are hearing the Bunnies from Japan with Test Driver and Moanin'

if you are an old friend of the Fringe Factory, or even a new listener, please consider making a pledge this month to keep WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban crankin' out the best in Rock and Soul by clicking here!

Crayons To Perfume Girls of the Week are Pili Y Mili!

Spanish teenage twin sisters, Pili and Mili are the Crayons To Perfume's girls of the week! The girls became actresses quite by accident - they were discovered just by being themselves by Nicol Blanchery who was enchanted by their likeness and their humor. The girls learned to dance, sing and act enough to star as precocious sisters who constantly have mistaken identities which lead to silly, fun adventures. They starred in 10 films during the 60's with titles like "Twin Pistols", "Two Crazy Girls" and "Whiskey and Vodka", which you can watch, below.




Crayons To Perfume 13 not only celebrates Pili & Mili who left us with two great songs, but many 60's girl groups with twins and sisters like the Ronettes, Shangri-Las, Pattie Bersaudara, The Honeys and The Pleasure Seekers!

-make sure you join us next Monday morning for our all girl Halloween Special - an hour of frantically ferocious females!

Pili Y Mili – Si Tu Estas Cerca
Pili Y Mili – Un Chico Moderno
The Peanuts: Rock ‘n Roll Music
Les Jumelles L’embouteillage
Shangri-Las: Wishing Well
Les Chéries - Mais qui que quoi donc où
The Joy Sisters: Big John
Candy & The Kisses: C’mon Let The Good Times Roll
The Sisters: Ooh Poo Pa Do
Pattie Bersaudara - What Am I Supposed To Do
las robin - no te alejes
Sandra & sharon hey bird
The Angels: Wow Wow Wee, He’s The Boy For me
The Honeys: The One You Can’t Have
The Dixie Cups: I’m Gonna Get You Yet
The Ronettes: He Did It
The Velvelettes: He Was Really Saying Something
The Pleasure Seekers: Elevator Express
The Mama Cats: Miss You
Honey Ltd: Come Down Live
The Luv’d Ones: I’m Feelin’ Fine
The Clinger Sisters: Bread & Butter
The Heartbeats: Little Latin Lupe Lu

The Dilly Sisters: Sometimes Good Guys Don’t Wear White
Background: Sandy Nelson, What’d I Say

Crayons To Perfume would LOVE you to support WFMU's Rock'n'Soul Ichiban this month by clicking here!!

Crayons To Perfume Girl of the Week Is Shirley Ellis, now lets play the NAME GAME!!!

Shirley!
Shirley, Shirley bo Birley Bonana fanna fo Firley
Fee fy mo Mirley, Shirley!

Shirley Ellis started off singing in a band called the Metronomes in the 50's, but it wasn't until the 60's that she found her place in the pop charts with a string of hit songs. She wrote mainly rock 'n roll, but also loved to sing jazz, pop and soul. Here's a Sugar, Let's Shing-A-Ling, a kind of unique song for Shirley. It's a bit funkier than most of her other music.



Along with Shirley's fine hits, there's a great group of songs all with names in the title, so lets get started with Crayons To Perfume 12, and the name game!



Shirley Ellis: The Name Game
Shirley Ellis: Soul Time
Shirley Ellis: Clapping Song
Shirley Ellis: Nitty Gritty
Shirley Ellis: The Puzzle Song
The Shirelles: Big John
The Blossoms: Big Talkin’ Jim
Judy & The Affections: Marie, Give Him Back
The Four Jewels: Dapper Dan
The Raindrops: That Boy John
Jennie Smith: It’s Murder For Roberta
Jill & The Boulevards: Eugene
Crazy Girls und die Javalins: Joe, der Gitarrenmann
Goldie & The Gingerbreads: Skinny Vinnie
The Fair Sect (plus One): Mohair Sam
Marisol: Johnny
The Femine Complex: Jaguar Jimmy
Jaynettes: Sally Go Round The Roses
Martha & The Vandellas: Jimmy Mack
Marvalettes: Don’t Mess With Bill
The Girlfriends: My One and Only Jimmy Boy
Linda Laurie & The Del-Satins: Stay at home With Sue
Anuk: Jimmy Est Parti

background: Sandy Nelson The Clapping Song

wanna hear all of the shows? Just look to your right, and click on the Crayons to Perfume! Archive

Crayons To Perfume's Girls of the Week are the Unknown Girls of Arc Records, Canada!

The Arc Sound Company formed in Toronto, Canada in 1958 - headquartered in Scarborough, Ontario in the community of Agincourt. The record label started off ushering in the musical careers of such Canadian luminaries as Anne Murry and Catherine McKinnon (amongst others) but soon turned to churning out Sound-A-Like styled records using local talent to "emulate" current hit records of the day. Some of the records on Arc were credited to the groups who recorded them, but there are also many who used studio musicians from the companies who used Arc's pressing plant. So sadly, many artists, and almost all the women on these records went uncredited. Today, we pay homage to the Unknown Girls of Arc Records, as well as the ladies of Hit Records from Nashville and London, England's Embassy Records - as well as a few surprises!

The Unknown Girls of Arc Records on Crayons to Perfume 11 can be found here and you can find the show archive here. Don't forget check WFMU's rock'n'soul Ichiban each Monday morning for a brand new show, and check out stream filled with all the best music!

Playlist:
Mama Didn't Lie
Tomorrow
Love Live Love
Girl Don't Come
How Does That Grab You?
Shout
Alpha Zoe & The Group: You Beat Me To The Punch
Kathy Taylor: I Can't Stay Mad At You
The Flower Sisters: People Say
The Dacrons: Don't Hang Up
Peggy Gaines: Ride
Connie & Clara: I Will Follow Him
The Gleams: He's A Rebel
Jean Campbell: Robot Man
Marylin Lee: Keep Your Hands Off My Baby
Joan Baxter & The Beatmen: Baby Love
The Startlings: Baby I Love You
Ripple Blast Singers & Band: Stone Soul Picnic
Ripple Blast Singers & Band: House That Jack Built
Watch Out
I'm Gonna Destroy That Boy

The Monkey's Uncle

Benefit For Greg Germani

Donate HERE.

Crayons To Perfume's Girl Of The Week Is Cristina of Los Stops in our Lovely Ladies of Latin 60's music SPECIAL!

Cristina sang with Los Stop (later re-named Los Tops for a time), in the late 60's, recording for Spain's famous Belter Records. Cristina always dreamed of being famous, and her dreams came true!!! Here she's singing the Spanish pop song Tres Cosas



We've saved her more rockin' stuff for our show, so now tune into Crayons To Perfume's Lovely Ladies of Latin music special, show #10, and enjoy the sounds of 60's Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil!

-Crayons To Perfume is hosted weekly by Glynis Ward, DJ girl group girl, who does not speak Spanish or Portuguese and it's very evident on this broadcast, so please be gentle! Here's our show archive

Playlist Show #10

Cristina Y Los Stop: Extende Tu Brazos (Extend Your Arms – Reach Out!)
Cristina Y Los Stop: Molino a Viento
Cristina Y Los Stop: El Ultimo Tren A Clarksville (Last Train To Clarksville)
Cristina Y Los Stop: Los Dos Tan Felices So Happy Together
Cristina Y Los Stop: El Turista 199.999
Angelica Maria: Brebaje de Amore
Los Mary: Jets Dulces Tonterias
Kippy Casado: Loca Yo
Queta Garay: 96 Lagrimas
Las Chics: Samba Lulu
Los Robin: No te alejes
Wanderlea: Boa Noite, Meu Bem (Goodnight Irene)
La Lupe: Don’t Play That Song
Los TNT: Tu Loca Juventud (Crazy Youth)
Las Cuatro Monedas (The Four Coins): Mi Bote De Remo (The Boat That I Row)
La Mosquitas: Hacelo Conmigo
Vanusa: Colores
Lorella con Los Shakers Sola Estoy
Pili & Mili – Un Chico Moderno
Marta Maizan Ven Con Nostros
Silvana Velasco: Dime Dime
Unknown: Love Loves to Love Love

Crayons To Perfume Girls of the Week are the cross boarder cuties, the Charmaines!

The Charmaines, or Gigi & The Charmaines as they appeared on some of their records were one of the more unique girl-groups. They were from Cincinnati, Ohio - a day's drive from Toronto, Ontario in Canada and their adopted 2nd home of many years. Toronto had a thriving soul and r&b scene in the 60's and was hungry for more of the music that was heavily influencing "the Toronto Sound" - the Charmaines even have three very obscure singles on Red Leaf Records (from Toronto) - which we'll feature at a later date (because I don't have my hands on all of them! If anyone can send me files of the records, please let me know!!!!)
The Charmaines made quite a few records, but the girls seemed to measure their success not on the hit songs that eluded them, but on the busy schedule they kept for live performances - they were working constantly!

The Charmaines were also on local TV frequently, but none of the footage is on Youtube, so instead we've featured some fantastic recent re-union footage from Cleethorpe's Soul Weekender! The girls sound hasn't changed a bit, and here they do 'Eternally'.



Crayons to Perfume 9 features not only the Charmaines, but a set of powerhouse soul sisters, solo pop girls and some swingin' 60's ye ye covers that transform those seemingly sweet and innocent French Femmes into torrid temptresses that tantalize! We end our show with a taste of next weeks Lovely Latin Ladies one hour special - a show filled with super music from the girls of South America, Mexico, Spain and Cuba!!

Crayons to Perfume airs each Monday morning with your host, Glynis Ward aka DJ girlgroupgirl - just search on WFMU Rock 'n Soul Ichiban to find a list of all our other shows - they remain here for your listening pleasure 24/7

The Charmaines: Guilty
The Charmaines: I Idolize You
The Charmaines: Poor Unfortunate Me
The Charmaines: I Don’t Want To Loose Him
Sandy Shaw: Girl Don’t Come
Petula Clark: Reach Out
Chris Connor: Downtown
Billie Davis: Ev’ry Day
Cher: I’m Gonna Love You
Patti Drew: Hard To Handle
Thelma Jones: The House That Jack Built
Gloria Jones: Tainted Love
Erma Franklin: Gotta Find Me a Lover (24 Hours a Day)
Shirley: Big Boss Man
Les Scarabees: Puisque tu m'as quittée (Nothing But A Heartache)
Sylvie Vartan: Quand Tu Es La (The Game of Love)
Evy: Une question qui se pose 1965 (Questions I Can’t Answer )
Stone: Garde Ton Sang Froid (I Can’t Control Myself)
Jocylene: Nitty Gritty
Les Fizz Si tu fais ça (You Can’t Do That)
Jenny Rock Mal (Hush)
Cristina & Los Stops Corazon Contendo 1969