The floating, disembodied head of pop-country singer Sandee Saunders is rumored to haunt the stretch of New Mexico’s I-25 where she was killed in 1972. Several websites are dedicated to recording the reported phenomena.

Jack Lamb of Rockfinger had no paper when he came up with the lyrics to “Feel It,” so he wrote them in felt pen on the dashboard of the band’s rental van.

Rockfinger guitarist Tommy Lamb died in a prison dental brawl after a 1991 arson conviction. The fire he started consumed the house of his twin brother, Rockinger vocalist Jack Lamb.

In 1978 members of the ascendant Moral Majority picketed the studio where the Spooky Bunch cartoons were produced. Their signs read “Keep Saturday Morning Faggot Free” and “Satan Loves the Spooky Bunch.”

Clipper Cowbridge, the man behind Clubbo’s burp-themed novelty hit, “Soda Pop Shop,” created the CC-01, CC-02, and CC-2000 audio compressors, which have figured in the production of thousands of hit records.

The Cruelty Free Cookbook by Ava Langenthal of Ava & the Avalanches features a vegan fondue recipe created by Eric Tucker of the acclaimed Millennium restaurant.

The Spooky Bunch wasn’t Clubbo first foray into cartoon soundtracks. Years earlier they created the far less controversial Prayer Bears.

The disco duo Decoupage originally wanted to call themselves Montage or Collage, but both names were already being used by other acts.

Bleep vocalist Martin Jarrow hasn’t sung since joining the Discalced Gaucherian Friars of the Strict Observance and taking a vow of silence. But he still makes music with his monastery’s acclaimed ensemble, the Clapping Monks of Lower Burrell.

In 1982 the members of Bleep came to blows during a New York City taxi ride. The subsequent crash killed the driver and a food cart operator.