Allan Sherman may well be the least musical person ever to headline at Carnegie Hall, but his unusual, sometimes over-the-top, often unconventional and discomforting style a la Ernie Kovacs, earned him an unlikely following. Drawing liberally from his Jewish upbringing, the former TV gag writer rewrote standards and classical arias with a sly contemporary wit, and sold millions of records in the early 1960s, including the enduring classic "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh."

Listen to Allan Sherman at Finetune.

• (2006)  Rhino Hi-Five: Allan Sherman
• (2005)  My Son, The Nut
• (1988)  My Son, The Greatest: The Best Of Allan Sherman

• Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh! (A Letter From Camp)
• Pop Hates the Beatles
• The Twelve Gifts of Christmas
• You Went the Wrong Way, Old King Louie
• Harvey and Sheila

• Weird Al Yankovic
• Stan Freberg
• Tom Lehrer
• Mel Brooks
• Adam Sandler
• Bob Rivers
• Ray Stevens
• Jeff Foxworthy
• Cheech & Chong
• Napoleon XIV
• Bill Engvall
• Bill Cosby
• Julie Brown
• Spike Jones & His City Slickers
• Monty Python Sings
• Sheb Wooley
• Jerry Seinfeld
• The Playmates
• Bobby "Boris" Pickett
• Steve Martin

• skialta
• Marlayla
• fiveherb
• eddielin11
• racecarboy94
• rabbitears
• BHOWELLS
• vt_rita
• sideways