Allan Sherman
Warmly remembered for the huge 1963 novelty hit 'Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh',
Allan Sherman built a good recording career as a clever parody act who won a
Grammy Award for his album 'My Son the Folk Singer'.
Born Allan Copelon to Jewish-American parents in Chicago, Illinois in 1924, he
was the son of a racing car driver and adopted his mother's maiden name Sherman
after his parents split up. He developed his humorous style writing for the
college newspaper while studying at the University of Illinois, but was expelled
before graduation for breaking into a sorority house with a...
Mexican Hat DanceAllan Sherman
Camp GranadaAllan Sherman
Shticks of One and Half a Dozen of the OtherAllan Sherman
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Shake Hands with Your Uncle MaxAllan Sherman
The Laarge Daark Aardvark SongAllan Sherman
Mexican Hat DanceAllan Sherman
My Son, The Celebrity
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Camp GranadaAllan Sherman
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Shticks of One and Half a Dozen of the OtherAllan Sherman
My Son, the Greatest : The Best Of Allan Sherman
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You Went The Wrong Way, Old King LouieAllan Sherman
My Son, The Nut
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Shake Hands with Your Uncle MaxAllan Sherman
My Son, The Folk Singer
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The Laarge Daark Aardvark SongAllan Sherman
My Name Is Allan : Allan Sherman Sings Great Movie Hits & Songs From the Cutting Room Floor
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