Bonzo Dog Doodah Band - "Monster Mash" - '68 video free download

2RedUmbrellas

What takes your fancy? Tight band, awesome lyrics, charismatic frontman and brilliant performance? Well, here you go...

Jason Edwards

fangs for uploading this...

Richard Goffin-Lecar

I wonder if Elton John got the idea for Crocodile Rock from this song. It does sound similar, but then again, so any songs have the same chord structure. Just an observation, 

jugglinggoth

A little disturbed by how much Vivian Stanshall looks like Mark Gatiss. Who I think would also be quite comfortable on that set. 

Michael Bissell

A quick Halloween posting. This is not some instagram-style effect to make it into a grainy black and white video, but actually shot that way. Old video from the pre-Python program Do Not Adjust Your Set. (and yes, the band had THAT Neil Innes.. the one who sang Brave Sir Robin in The Holy Grail).Bonzo Dog Doodah Band - "Monster Mash" - '68

Paul Lavan

Marvellous. Just yet another example of Viv's genius (with terrific support here, of course).

John Czahor

I was working in my lab, late one night, Had an old gold Chevy and a place of my own..."

John Seaman

How the electric spoons never caught on, I'll never know,

Kurt Knutsen

Monster Mash!

FenceThis

not too unlikely as they shared the same producer, Gus Dudgeon

Jonny Gadd

Brilliant

Ferenc Szabo

How did I live through the 60's as a child and NOT see this excellent version until right now?????

Hannu Miettunen

Now we know how Elton John and Bernie Taubin tumbled upon the Crocodile Rock. Listen to the intro and especially the uptempo ending.

Bob Looney

I need the D, big time in the crakky bumbum

LULUBELLE III

Gotta love them Bonzos! xD xD xD

bird zene

and on lead vocal Faul, or fake paul, or the replacement, or just a good replica, or the double, who i think is nothing compared to the real paul

Galantski

...and on bass guitar, please welcome Choptop!!!

Terence Towles Canote

Today all of my #coversunday songs are going to be covers of #Halloween songs. First up is The Bonzo Dog Doodah Band's cover of Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash" from 1968. I'm not sure where this clip is from, but it seems most likely to be from *Do Not Adjust Your Set*, where The Bonzo Dog Doodah Band was the house band.

Chris Sistrunk

And now for something completely different.

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