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"Marge, is Lisa in Camp Granada?"
Lol I saw that
I thought of that too
Cum town
The entire reason I'm listening to this song
😂
Who else randomly got this song playing in there head
Every time I watch the movie "Indian Summer"
Hello mudda
Hello fadda
Flee, tix, mosquitoes
Really bother
or Rat Fink, even worse
Yes, truly random! I was listening to Dresden Files audio books, and suddenly this song was there, too strange!
Bro Like what the fck I'm not alone 💀
Heard this on Dr. Demento long time ago. Even worse, I remember Allan Sherman from black and white TV shows. Yeah, I'm that old.
Nah,ur that cool
When you realize that his mother father pronunciation sounds normal because you have the same accent😭😂😂
From Brooklyn or the Bronx?
@@SRP3572 No actually, both Allan Sherman and I are from Chicago, his accent is a very huge giveaway
@@andrewmellen8092Hopefully, you’ve never had ptomaine poisoning!
At ten yrs old in 1975, I thought this was a recent release. Here I am at 58 and heard it in my head being broadcast by my subconscious memory, and said: "Oh, what the hell, let me see if it's on TH-cam."
Yeah sometimes I do the same
Arthur from King of Queens doing exercises to this one of the funniest things I had seen RIP Jerry Stiller
Lol, that's why I looked this song up. Crazy old man
Today, 11/24/2023(Black Friday) is three days after the 50th anniversary of Allan Sherman’s passing. I happen to know he died the day before Thanksgiving in 1973, plus he was nine days short of turning 49. How sad. Perhaps this is why they used to play this song on the radio over Thanksgiving, as if for the two aforementioned reasons-the anniversary of his passing and his birthday? Could be. And now 50 years have come and gone since he joined “Rock and Roll heaven.” May he RIP. :)
I remember there was a TV commercial in the 80s promoting some kind of soap, shampoo, etc. featuring a girl away at college writing a letter to her parents saying how much she missed the product in question, which also was sung to the Dance of the Hours. It may have been inspired by this song.
I was just a kid when this song came out! Still know every single word!! 🎶🤣👏
Wow fantastic sketch and song Allan Sherman a comedic genius!
My brother and I used to listened to Allen Sherman when we were kids. my father had the "My Son the Celebrity" album. and we listened to it for quite some time. and one day when we were listening to it for some reason we got called away. possibly to eat lunch or something I guess? and so we put the album back in it's sleeve/cover. and like a couple little idiots we set the album on top of the amplifier. and when we came back it was warped all to hell. and of course it wouldn't play. that was a sad day for my brother and I. and the amazing thing is that was over 55 years ago.
I’m 35 from Australia & this song has always been a song in my head.
Jerry stiller is dancing to this in the afterlife
I was 11 years old when this first came out. Loved it then and love it now.
I was looking at the date (1963), and realized my dad was 19. (I was -26 🙃)
I was minus 2 when this came out.@@brianb8060
For those who don't know, the music is from "Dance of the Hours" by Amilcare Ponchielli. A perfect match for the lyrics.
I wasnt born til 86 but i had this on an oldies tape when I was like 5 and this song was on it. Precious memories! ❤️
Been a fan since age 9, after hearing this on AM radio. My parents took me to the Hollywood Bowl to see him in 1965. Wonderful memories.
A True Genius !!!! I did this skit in the 4th Grade Talent Show and Won 1st Place !!!!!!!! Thank you Allan Sherman !!!!!!! So many clever, amazing, awesome songs !!!!!!
I just have always loved this. Had it on vinyl as a kid. 😊
An absolute comedy masterpiece.
Totally hilarious and cracks me up everytime i listen to it!
I LOVED singing this as a kid!! So many good memories! Thank you! ❤
This is 10 years before my time but I have always loved it as it’s so funny and clever. Such clear lyrics and this is the first time I have ever seen this man- don’t know what I expected but didn’t think he looked like this (a bit chunkier than the fabulous Eric Morecambe but similar looks- maybe it’s the glasses?) Brilliance.
The story of my childhood!!!!
I never noticed that the band Leonard Skynyrd maybe got their name from this song!
I am curious about this too. It's well-documented that Lynyrd Skynyrd took their name from their PE teacher Leonard Skinner but that was six years after this song. Curious.
What a good song. Thanks Alan.
In '63 I was 6. A classic from childhood. Dumb and funny still. 🤠
I was 7 and "steady" with the girl with the BEST LEGS EVER! I MISS THIS!
I was 6 in 63 also.
@@waynemetevia7983 Happy 67th BD this year! I hit it in Jan. Tom Petty sang "I don't know but I've been told, you never slow down, you never grow old...☮
@starshiptrooper7670 Thanks and happy belated birthday to you. I'll catch up to you mid spring. I am old and I have slowed down.
@@waynemetevia7983 Keep your chin up my friend.
Remembering Allan Sherman born on November 30, 1924. He was an American musician, satirist and television producer who became known as a song parodist in the early 1960's. His first album, My Son, the Folk Singer (1962), became the fastest-selling record album up to that time. His biggest hit was "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh", a comic song in which a boy describes his summer camp experiences to the tune of Ponchielli's Dance of the Hours. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Sherman
My folks had a few of his records. His cleverness with words was amazing. And pairing them with great recognizable (at that time) tunes was another skill. This particular song hopped at least another generation and is known by more than just us seniors.
Love this. Thanks for the memories.
Amazing 😊
Hello Muddah, Camp Intifada brought me here.
Practicing Dance of the Hours on piano this morning, I had an irresistible need to find the funny lyrics we kids used to sing...found it..happy now...vinaka from Fiji❤
Love it 😂 an now still love it 😂 😊
1:54 - well, the party doesn't have to go far... He's writing a letter in front of you
Am I the only one who can totally picture George Costanza singing this?!😂
I remember listening to a record of this brought in by a classmate during naptime in kindergarten in 1965.
I didn't get any of the jokes. I didn't know why the other kids thought it was funny.
The Family Guy cutaway about Lois throwing away her old Allan Sherman record brought me here 😆
We sang this song all the time when we were kids, but had no idea where it came from. Also, the alternative version with the "smoking marijuana" line. Without the Internet, I would have never known the original
I Rember this Song I love it I Am 61 konw
I certainly remember this, and I guess, at 83, I'm the most eldest here.
Arthur Spooner brought me here 😆
Awesome 😂, love that song!
All the best from🇨🇦
What an eventful day!
Greatest song ever penned👏👏👏💯bravo. This and tip toe through the tulips 👍✌️I was smoking a ton of good reefer back in those days 🤪😝😯
thx so much
Nice and clear video from 1963. If they all looked like this or better, then the times would not seem so primitive.
love the ending of the song
Kings of queens brought me here. "Tube steaks" Season 2 Episode 5
I'm 18 but I love 1950-1960s media
love it
No lie The King of Queens is my favorite tv show of all time and when Jerry Stiller aka Arthur played it I thought it was something made up for the show 😂😂 then I realized he was also the one who sang The Grinch everyone knows
I was 8 years old.. is it amazing, or just normal.. That parents used to take their children to events together ,. as one family.. events that were not based on lunacy and perversion
We actually used to throw ping pong balls into goldfish bowls to win them at town firemen's bazaars. Also, ice cream stands in the afternoon or drive-in movies at night as special treats. As late as the 70s, kids were still walking along quiet railroad tracks or jumping from low bridges into creeks for something to do.
Unbelievable how much the simple things have gotten lost.
⛺⛺⛺⛺⛺ a total classic 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hello Muddah Hello Fadduh here i am at camp granada
Allan Sherman also played the cat in the hat in the animated version of the cat in the hat
No he did not,Martin Short played the cat in the hat
@@ryanmillar6572Allen and Martin voice him. Martin P. Robinson
Dance of the Hours is the tune
Great that one of the kids is Seymour
Low key shows u this was meant for Simpsons
They were nerds for old comedy to be fair. This skit is as old to the original Simpsons as Simpsons is to us.
@@TheDominionOfElites Jeez way to make me feel old!!
@@Leafers84 Time to make everyone feel older. Audrey Meadows actually voiced Grandpa's rich girlfriend on the very first season! Yeah, Alice from THE HONEYMOONERS blessed the animated series by passing the comedy torch. Even Penny Marshall played that criminal pretending to be a babysitter the same season.
Just wished Mel Blanc could've lived one more year, given his sense of humor. He could've guest starred as a traveling salesman!😂❤
I only know about this from the Simpsons
Lol this song is at the camp I worked at 👀
Marge, is Lisa at camp Granada?
Only song I know of that had a board game based on it.
this is super funny, i always laugh to this
Tomorrow I will be performing "Dance of the Hours" with the Sequim Community Orchestra. For those wo may not know, this melody comes from that piece.
Funniest lyrics ever! Bring it back with Adam Sandler, he will knock it out of the park!
The Simpsons brought me here
Marge! Is Lisa at Camp Granada?
Remember Lynerd Skynner. Lol
Lynerd Principal Skinner.
I caught that too.
@MrSpookyLover principal Skinners name is Seymour
Greatest band name was derived from this
And he gets the girl at The End.
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"Marge is Lisa at camp granada?"
This was on 7th heaven
What episode?
I like the gimmick theme of this song which is "But I don't wanna go ta summer camp mommy and daddy,don't make me go"
1:26
Why does he sound like he's yawning when he says "alligators".
So weird in the 80s we use to make versions of this but never knew the orgins,we just made jokes about camp granada like weed is good here, booze is better, im so messed up cant read this letter. Things similar to that. 😂
We know camp Granada is in Florida, because the lake has alligators in Florida has alots of alligators. 😂
OK. Which is worse: Camp Crystal Lake with its permanent resident Jason Vorhees or Camp Granada where an entire visiting Southern Rock band gets ptomaine poisoning...?
Before there was weird Al yankovic there was this funny guy!
Marge, Is Lisa at Camp Granada?
This appears in a famous scene in the Simpsons.
Allan Sherman vs Weird Al Yankovic
I feel like Allan Sherman WAS the Weird Al of the 60s
What a genius. What TV show was this clip from?
Quien mas llego hasta aqui ? por el episodio de los simpson donde bart roba un juego saludos desde Perú..😂
Descubrí esta canción gracias a qué Bart robó en la tienda "a ver si ahorra" 😂😂😂😂
Leonard Skinner??
Lynyrd Skynyrd - like the rock band (edited)
What's that doing in a song from early 60's@@CarlB_1962
Marge? Is Lisa at Camp Granada?
lol
3:19 I think he finally has a girlfriend
There needs to be an updated version.
The last part of one of the verses would be "About COVID, oh, please don't ask. There's a breakout, because everyone wears nose-masks.".