Rock ’n’ roll didn’t just change the world—it may have awakened something.
In this episode of Booked On Rock, we dive into the shadowy mythology behind the music with a look inside Rock ’N’ Roll Ghosts, a chilling collection of occult-tinged tales that reimagine the origins of rock’s biggest legends. These aren’t traditional biographies—they’re dark, supernatural stories where fame comes at a cost… and something always collects.
From eerie encounters and cursed chords to deals that blur the line between ambition and the unknown, these stories ask a haunting question: what did it really take to become a rock ’n’ roll legend?
This episode features an interview with Mark Slade, author of Rock ’N’ Roll Ghosts, as we explore the inspiration behind the book, the twisted legends within it, and why the mythology of rock music may be darker than we ever imagined.
Including:
- Elvis encounters a demon dog from hell
- Little Richard finds himself in a church full of ghosts
- Buddy Holly survives the plane crash (and pays for it)
- Fats Domino gambles his soul to lift a curse
- Jerry Lee Lewis falls in love with an alien
- Chuck Berry plays a mysterious chord with dire consequences
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