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On this day in Music History - August 10, 1963 Comedian Allan Sherman releases "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadda", a comedy bit set to the music from Ponchielli's "Dance Of The Hearts" that first appeared on his album "My Son the Nut". Sherman wrote the song about his son's real life experience at a summer camp called Camp Champlain, at which he wanted desperately to come home and then later pleaded to go back to. The record would climb to number two on Billboard's Hot 100, and in 2020, was selected by

Allan Sherman and Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits This is a fun clip from Fanfare, a musical variety series shown during the summer of 1965 featuring Sherman and Herman. Here Allan Sherman does "the American version" of one of Herman's Hermits songs, and gives Peter Noone "the English version" of one of Allan's songs. | When a song takes you back in time

**"Ringo"** by Allen Sherman is a comedic parody released in 1964, based on the country and western hit **"Ringo"** by Lorne Greene. In the original song, Greene tells the dramatic story of a gunslinger named Ringo in the Wild West. Allen Sherman's version flips the narrative into a humorous tale centered on Ringo Starr, the drummer of The Beatles, who was at the height of his popularity during the British Invasion. Sherman’s parody features his signature wit and a comedic twist, poking fun at t