Named after Chic Young's Blondie comic strip: her surname was Boopadoop.
Blondie - Island Of Lost Souls
15. Noughties boy band, aphrodisiac, Ian Astbury.
Noughties boy band = Blue.
Aphrodisiac = Oyster.
Ian Astbury = The Cult.
14. Frippette?
She's married to Robert Fripp...
13. They're ghosting you.
The Phantom Band - The Howling
12. Can you hear them?
11. ...is a V. smarmy DJ mix.
..."is a V. smarmy DJ" was an anagram...
Sammy Davis Jr. - The Candyman
10. A wing and a guitar.
A Fender is what we Brits would call the wing on a car... and it's also a type of guitar.
9. Just desserts.
8. Read one section of your home.
7. This guy, and another four droplets.
A tough one this, and probably not one you could guess from the clue alone... but once you worked out the theme... maybe?
Anyway, the photo above is Bernie Nee, the singer on the track below. The rest of the Blobs were session musicians, so no photo exists of the "band" itself...
6. Bitten by a green bird that wishes it could fly.
Orville might have wished he could fly, but he could at least peck.
5. Used to make soup for Alice and the Queen.
Then the Queen said to Alice, "Have you seen the Mock Turtle yet?"
"No," said Alice. "I don't even know what a Mock Turtle is."
"It's the thing Mock Turtle Soup is made from", said the Queen.
(From Alice In Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll.)
4. A carpenter and a great hangman.
The Great Hangman is a cliff. Richard was a Carpenter.
3. Chest, pea, dough.
Chestnut, peanut, doughnut...
2. What do Jennifer Anniston, Julie Andrews and Jane Austen cook their eggs in?
In the J.A.pan, of course!
1. Lad-ra-doodle.
Such a bounty of horror-film-related songs did I find, that there will be more to share later in the week... and a much less scary Snapshots will be back next Saturday.