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When a music promoter bought a mystery $4 record at a thrift store, he had no idea he was about to give a 1960s teen rock band their ultimate second act.
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When a music promoter bought a mystery $4 record at a thrift store, he had no idea he was about to give a 1960s teen rock band their ultimate second act.

A spontaneous performance inside a neighborhood retro shop proved that 1980s hip-hop and popping plastic toy heads were made for each other.

A brief trip to a Florida movie set set off a chain reaction that gave us one of rock’s greatest frontmen.
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A spontaneous performance inside a neighborhood retro shop proved that 1980s hip-hop and popping plastic toy heads were made for each other.

When David Bowie hesitated to sing a holiday staple, a team of songwriters had just sixty minutes to save the most unlikely TV duet in history.

When a music promoter bought a mystery $4 record at a thrift store, he had no idea he was about to give a 1960s teen rock band their ultimate second act.

A brief trip to a Florida movie set set off a chain reaction that gave us one of rock’s greatest frontmen.

Audio wizard Bill McClintock stitched together 12 iconic 1980s hits—from heavy metal to R&B—into a single Halloween anthem called 'Ghostmashers.'

A traditional Ukrainian bandura and a button accordion team up to give a 1960s anthem a haunting, unexpected second life.

Four months after topping the charts with a spooky dance hit, Bobby 'Boris' Pickett gave Dracula and Frankenstein a festive Christmas Eve heist.

Carl Douglas and producer Biddu needed standard B-side filler. What they got instead was an eleven-million-selling cultural earthquake created in ten minutes flat.
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A spontaneous performance inside a neighborhood retro shop proved that 1980s hip-hop and popping plastic toy heads were made for each other.

When David Bowie hesitated to sing a holiday staple, a team of songwriters had just sixty minutes to save the most unlikely TV duet in history.

When a music promoter bought a mystery $4 record at a thrift store, he had no idea he was about to give a 1960s teen rock band their ultimate second act.

A brief trip to a Florida movie set set off a chain reaction that gave us one of rock’s greatest frontmen.

Audio wizard Bill McClintock stitched together 12 iconic 1980s hits—from heavy metal to R&B—into a single Halloween anthem called 'Ghostmashers.'

A traditional Ukrainian bandura and a button accordion team up to give a 1960s anthem a haunting, unexpected second life.

Four months after topping the charts with a spooky dance hit, Bobby 'Boris' Pickett gave Dracula and Frankenstein a festive Christmas Eve heist.

Carl Douglas and producer Biddu needed standard B-side filler. What they got instead was an eleven-million-selling cultural earthquake created in ten minutes flat.

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