More scary Halloween hits from The Mojo Man -28 tracks - File under Blues, Rhythm and Blues

Black Halloween is a 28 track compilation by Little Victor - The Mojo Man -

Have yourself a great Halloween with "Horror Show" on Koko-Mojo Records, a magnificent compilation that features 28 fun-tastic spooky tracks selected for you by DJ "Moko" Man - a.k.a. Little Victor Mac.

'Satan's Holiday' - 'The Devil's Jukebox' The ultimative ROCKIN halloween record !

Songs of horror, presented with Atomicat finesse.

Atomicat Records’ seasonal album The Horrors of the Black Museum (ACCD124) unearths twenty-eight Rhythm & Blues, and Rock ‘n’ Roll Halloween sounds which are ghoulish, bewitching, and spooky rockers, and perfect for the pagan celebration. As always there are lesser-known recordings sourced and the sounds come from the bewitching years 1954 through to 1963. The album additionally includes two haunting songs from two modern-day groups. The sinister assortment of rockin’ songs are about; museums, devils, witches, the living dead, and voodoo. The sapient creature Frankenstein joins in on the fun stomping his big feet as he journeys on the downbound train into a living hell! The album is full of spooky sounds, which can be danced to at a Halloween party, or enjoyed at home while drinking the devils’ brew!

Atomicat Records’ seasonal albums take a different musical direction during Hillbilly Devils and Demons (ACCD125). The twenty-eight-song Halloween-inspired horror saga includes ghostly titles but additionally focuses on the demons of the hillbilly lifestyle. The rural rocker’s verses include journeys on the ghost trains and apparitions, however, the album is about the human lifestyle. The destructive demonic devil within us, alcohol and narcotics, alongside the devil known as love. These are the real demons of the country folk! The album includes carefully selected hillbilly titles from the years 1949 through to 1963, which can be danced to at a hillbilly hoedown, or enjoyed at home while drinking the devils’ brew!

The twenty-eight songs on Atomicat Records (ACCD138) Hillbilly Booze Party 01 Pink Elephants are not for those uptown and sophisticated people, these are songs for; dancing, having a hillbilly wing ding do and getting s**t faced! The drunk-a-hillbilly songs to intoxicate you are sourced from the years 1940 to 1960. The Hillbillies weren’t born, they were squeezed out of a bartender’s rag. Atomicat Records endeavours to use some lesser-known and for some people, perhaps more obscure titles, and our philosophy is to compile songs of quality, with every album, its “killer and no filler” ideology! You are listening to music from the past with a remastered sound that will shake the speakers. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong, Bühl, Germany

Atomicat Records (ACCD142) Hillbilly Booze Party Volume 02 Hangover Tavern The twenty-eight songs on Atomicat Records (ACCD142 Hillbilly Booze Party 02 Hangover Tavern are not for those uptown and sophisticated people, these are songs for; dancing, having a hillbilly wing ding do and getting s**t faced! The drunk-a-hillbilly songs are from 1948 to 1963, and are honky tonk hardwood floor foot stompers! The performers are so country they think a seven-course meal is a possum and a six-pack. Atomicat Records endeavours to use some lesser-known and for some people, perhaps more obscure titles, and our philosophy is to compile songs of quality, with every album, its “killer and no filler” ideology! You are listening to music from the past with a remastered sound that will shake the speakers. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong, Bühl, Germany

Atomicat Records’ seasonal Halloween album is entitled Hallowscream, Planetary Run, Volume Three(ACCD137). In 2021 we experimented with using a thematic approach to Halloween, and not using overly reissued novelty songs. As we are aging these songs are mainly juvenile, and should already be in your collection. This worked extremely well, and we made a loose connection to the pagan celebration with a theme. The company's distribution agents kept on ordering more copies of the album, and we knew our customers were happy with the idea. In 2023 we continue the concept of using related topics and look at space travel using rocking songs. The album’s twenty-eight titles look at intergalactic travel and creatures from another world. The celestial assortment of rockin’ songs is about; Flyin' Saucer Boogie, Rockin' On The Moon, Satellite Love, and Astronauts. The interplanetary rockers are sourced from the genres of Rhythm & Blues, Rockabilly, and Rock ‘n’ Roll music, and we include several lesser-known recordings within the album. The songs are definitive titles from 1953 through to 1963, and the album additionally includes two unissued songs from the legendary Rayburn Anthony.

Atomicat Records turn their attention towards Garner, Parker County, Texas-bred Huelyn Wayne Duvall, who is talked about as a rockabilly performer, although his music was more rock ‘n’ roll in style. The thirty-song album includes Huelyn Duvall‘s fourteen classic sides which were recorded from 1957 through to 1960. The album then showcases the lively recordings Duvall made with Swedish group Wildfire Willie and The Ramblers in 2003, and makes available for the first time six songs recorded in 2004 with the Berlin “A” team The Lighting Recordings Boys and The Mellow Men. In 2017 Duvall with Berlin-based Long John and The Ballroom Kings rerecorded in a swing style one of his most well-known recording Pucker Paint and we include this version on the album. The album closes with a vintage life show from 1957 featuring Huelyn Duvall and The Troublesome Three, which was his original group, although they never professionally recorded together. The old saying in the rockabilly music circles is “The original was better” and the later recordings are mainly originals by an original performer! The Atomicat ethos of digging deeper means you can add lesser-known recordings to your collection. The album is perfect for home listening, compiled for danceability and hip-to-the-groove Dee Jays will fill the dance floor with a variety of tuneful dancing sounds. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany

Jerry Byrd’s name may not be known to everyone, even though he played on Hank Williams’ version of Lovesick Blues. This album cherry-picks the songs he recorded as a named artist, and performed on as a musician, and we aim to make his contribution to the music world more common knowledge. Atomicat Records (ACCD 146) present a value for money thirty-two song album Byrd’s The Word (with a supporting cast), which is a tribute to Jerry Byrd as a performer and studio musician.The album is embellished with sleeve notes, has a detailed session information, and is lovingly designed by artist Urban Zotel.

"The Chuck Berry Sound contains thirty up-tempo titles by thirty artists recorded from 1955 through to 1963. The enrapturing rhythm rockers are cover-versions or inspired by the boss guitar man Chuck Berry's legacy." This album is dedicated to legendary St. Louis, Missouri-bred Charles Edward Anderson whose style, elegance and lyrics inspired the artists on the Atomicat Album The Chuck Berry Sound (ACCD162) with thirty songs from thirty artists from the Golden Years 1955 through to 1963. It's got a backbeat, you can't lose it, any old time you use it, it's gotta be "Chuck Berry influenced" music if you wanna dance with me.