Note: This video includes credited portions of an Allan Sherman recording titled "Shake Hands..." It is intended as educational demonstration of the comedy and song parody styles recorded in the 1960's. Images have been added in order to highlight phrases and enhance the educational experience of a student's study of the history of classic comedy recordings. Therefore, as the spirit of this posting is in tribute to 1960s comedy recordings, and is intended as an educational tool for demonstration purposes only, this production's posting on Youtube, meets with the requirements of the Fair Use copyright clause.. + Informações

A medley of Allan Sherman's songs. + Informações

Allan reflects on his recent diet change.. + Informações

Though best known for his comedy recording of "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh", here is my tribute to the late great Allan Sherman's song "One Hippopotami". Note: The production is an example of 1960's comedy recordings, and is presented here for educational purposes only. The video includes credited portions of a copy of an Allan Sherman recording titled "One Hippopotami". It is an educational demonstration of the comedy song parody recording styles of the 1960s. Images have been added in order to highlight phrases and enhance the educational experience of any student of the history of classic comedy recordings. Therefore, as the spirit and intent of this posting is in tribute to 1960s comedy recordings, as well as being an educational tool for demonstration purposes only, this production's posting on Youtube, meets with the requirements of the Fair Use copyright clause. If the posting of this video on my channel has resulted in an increase in sales of Allan Sherman's recordings, I will neither seek nor accept, from the recording's copyright holder, any compensation for effecting an increase in their profits as a result of their conversion of my video into a promotional tool for their benefit, as my channel is strictly Not For Profit and does not benefit me in any way.. + Informações

My visual production of "GOOD ADVICE" by the late, great, Allan Sherman. Note: This video includes credited portions of a copy of an Allan Sherman recording titled "Good Advice". It is intended as educational demonstration of the comedy song parody recording styles of the 1960s. Images have been added in order to highlight phrases and enhance the educational experience of any student of the history of classic comedy recordings. Therefore, as the spirit and intent of this posting is in tribute to 1960s comedy recordings, as well as being an educational tool for demonstration purposes only, this production's posting on Youtube, meets with the requirements of the Fair Use copyright clause. If the posting of this video on my channel has resulted in an increase in sales of Allan Sherman's recordings, I will neither seek nor accept, from the recording's copyright holder, any compensation for effecting an increase in their profits as a result of their conversion of my video into a promotional tool for their benefit, as my channel is strictly Not For Profit and does not benefit me in any way.. + Informações

Allan desires to ground his children on account of their dancing habits.. + Informações

Harvey And Sheila by Allan Sherman from the album "My Son, The Celebrity" (Warner Brothers, 1963).. + Informações

Allan Sherman tells a kid she's not that good looking and she cries.. + Informações

Allan Sherman throws some fake bugs at kids.. + Informações

Allan Sherman guest-hosted for Johnny Carson the week of August 5, 1963. The running gag was that he was not a short, pudgy song parodist, but actually the handsome movie star, Cary Grant. These clips are from August 7 and 9, 1963.. + Informações

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Allan Sherman has a bunch of people standing behind him.. + Informações

Most boys can recall a somewhat similar situation in their youth. Words are there. Thank you for your comments.. + Informações

Allan Sherman produced some of the finest song parodies of all time in the early 1960s. "Crazy Downtown" was a step in a different direction for him; it was a parody of a current hit song in 1965. It was his second biggest seller, but only released as a 45 single, it was not included in any of his American albums. The story has always been that the royalties involved made its inclusion impossible, and dissuaded Allan from other parodies of current hits. When Sherman died in 1973 America lost one of its great comedic voices.. + Informações

Allan Sherman drills some holes in your face while singing about pain.. + Informações

Allan Sherman sings this prophetic tale of a future generation.. + Informações

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Allan Sherman protests while standing in front of a bunch of lamps.. + Informações

Hungarian Goulash - Allan Sherman - A Krazy K Music Video KCK is part of Mid-South Shows of Memphis TN and is owned by Kirk & Carol Houston.. + Informações

Allan Sherman (November 30, 1924 -- November 20, 1973) was an American comedy writer and television producer who became famous as a song parodist in the early 1960s. His first album, My Son, the Folk Singer (1962), became the fastest-selling record album up to that time. His biggest hit single was "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah", a comic novelty in which a boy describes his summer camp experiences to the tune of Ponchielli's Dance of the Hours.. + Informações

Allan really doesn't like Bloomberg and finds himself waving bye bye.. + Informações

UK hit in 1963 - Novelty song from Allan Sherman. + Informações

Allan Sherman explains his secret to an unsuspecting audience.. + Informações

Allan Sherman - Headaches -. + Informações

Al And Yetta by Allan Sherman from the album "My Son, The Celebrity" (Warner Brothers, 1963).. + Informações