Denmark's first and only "Monster" movie from 1961 was "Reptilicus." Here we find ourselves in yet another bar, but this time be prepared to be wisked off to lands of your wildest imagination in "Tivoli Nights" sung to perfection by Birthe Wilke. C'mon, let's all go to Tivoli!!!! Yeah!
Birthe Wilke -Tivoli Nights
An unwatchable movie from 1968 with a killer theme song or a movie that sucks with a theme song that rocks and a favorite around the world, that's what it's all about. Yeah! "Green Slime" by Richard Delvy, the theme song!! Far-Out, man!! 
"The Hideous Sun Demon" wasn't exactly a rockfest, but it did have one interesting sleazy bar song, "Strange Pursuit" - Sung by Nan Peterson. The voice & piano are a duet straight from.....you know I'm really not quite sure where, you tell me! Definately Weirdsville!
Just in case you forgot this 1962 film! It's already well documented, but if you actually went & saw this at the theatre when it came out, you probably have a better understanding of why people started using drugs. Eegah!!! This song rocks & that organ, My word, all it needs is Miles Davis playing over the top of it! Thanks Arch!!
A very special song in a very special movie, one might say, a tender moment in the 1958 classic "Frankenstein's Daughter," it's a "Special Date" by everyone's fave, Page Cavanaugh & The Flattops. Here's another tune that can get stuck in your noggin for days. You've been warned, now buy the movie!
I had always heard that the Del-Aires were not even a real band, but after some online research. I found out they had actually put out a few 45's. From the 1964 epic "Horror of Party Beach," here's "Wigglin Wobblin" by The Del-Aires!
