Allan Sherman

Comedian and TV producer, 'My Son, the Folk Singer'

Allan Sherman - Performers & Entertainers born November 30th, 1924
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Born in 1924, contributions included work as a comedian, producer, and singer. Achieved notoriety in the 1960s for comedic parodies of popular songs, with 'My Son, the Folk Singer' achieving significant commercial success. Also created and hosted the television show 'The Allan Sherman Show', which aired in the early 1960s. Wrote humorous songs that highlighted aspects of American life and culture.

Released the album 'My Son, the Folk Singer'

Hosted 'The Allan Sherman Show'

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