Jim Morrison's lyrics for "The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" were influenced by Wolfman Jack's broadcasting. He is also mentioned in the Grateful Dead song "Ramble On Rose". He furnished his voice in The Guess Who's top 40 hit single "Clap for the Wolfman". Wolfman Jack was regularly parodied on "The Hilarious House of Frightenstein" as "The Wolfman," an actual werewolf disc jockey with a look inspired by the original "The Wolf Man" movies. A few years earlier, Todd Rundgren recorded the tribute "Wolfman Jack" on the album "Something/Anything?"; the single version of the track includes a shouted talk-over intro by the Wolfman but on the album version Rundgren performs that part himself. Canadian band The Stampeders also released a cover of "Hit the Road Jack" in 1975 featuring Wolfman Jack. From 1975 to 1980, Wolfman Jack hosted Halloween Haunt at Knott's Berry Farm, which transforms itself into Knott's Scary Farm each year for Halloween. It was the most successful special event of any theme park in the country, and often sold out.