5:59 A few years later, Shari would sing that “quick little lullaby” again... this time in a segment featuring Baby Lamb Chop on an episode of “Lamb Chop’s Play Along.” Also, notice here how Shari is singing a live vocal over the instrumental track (hence her giggles during the line “but I’m warning you right now...”).
33:34 Ladies and gentlemen, from “The Shari Show,” Honey Childs and Dandylion! On that show, Honey Childs was “cookin’ up a storm, ya know,” while Dandylion was Bearly Broadcasting’s news anchor.
Thanks so much for uploading this. As a huge Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop fan, I have never seen it in its entirety. I wonder if you have “Kooky Classics,” which was another one of Shari’s three videos for MGM/UA in 1984? (The third was “You Can Do It,” which is still on TH-cam though not fully in sync.)
9:54 I have Shari Lewis’ 1975-76 syndicated series, “The Shari Show,” in a “complete series” DVD set. And it was on that one episode, “The Story Person Show,” that I first saw her tell the “Rumpelstiltskin” story. And it was there that she did all the voices in the story herself, as opposed to Lamb Chop being the King’s daughter and Charlie Horse being Rumpelstiltskin here.
39:14 Now there’s a story that I’m sure Shari had told many, many times. The first was on her “Shari in Storyland” LP, which was released on RCA Victor in 1962.
the best lady of all. huge talent.
...And sorely missed.
Thank you so much for uploading this. It brings back such good memories.
5:59
A few years later, Shari would sing that “quick little lullaby” again... this time in a segment featuring Baby Lamb Chop on an episode of “Lamb Chop’s Play Along.” Also, notice here how Shari is singing a live vocal over the instrumental track (hence her giggles during the line “but I’m warning you right now...”).
The end credits had not appeared in this television special.
Cool! Thought Lambchop popping out in the beginning was cute
33:34
Ladies and gentlemen, from “The Shari Show,” Honey Childs and Dandylion! On that show, Honey Childs was “cookin’ up a storm, ya know,” while Dandylion was Bearly Broadcasting’s news anchor.
Thanks so much for uploading this.
As a huge Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop fan, I have never seen it in its entirety.
I wonder if you have “Kooky Classics,” which was another one of Shari’s three videos for MGM/UA in 1984? (The third was “You Can Do It,” which is still on TH-cam though not fully in sync.)
I still have this VHS! And occasionally I sing the first song.
9:54
I have Shari Lewis’ 1975-76 syndicated series, “The Shari Show,” in a “complete series” DVD set. And it was on that one episode, “The Story Person Show,” that I first saw her tell the “Rumpelstiltskin” story. And it was there that she did all the voices in the story herself, as opposed to Lamb Chop being the King’s daughter and Charlie Horse being Rumpelstiltskin here.
39:14
Now there’s a story that I’m sure Shari had told many, many times. The first was on her “Shari in Storyland” LP, which was released on RCA Victor in 1962.
On an additional note... I’m disappointed that the credits (and that “happy ending” song) were cut off.
Chris Neufeld So am I, but this was from a home recording so there were multiple things on the tape.
Spaghetti-Spider Oh, that explains it. So somebody copied it off the original VHS.
All rights go to MGM, NBCUniversal, and Mallory Lewis.
Exactly. DreamWorks Classics aka Classic Media currently owns most of Lamb Chops by Shari Lewis library.
I loved her when l was
34:39, 35:04, 35:32, 35:54, 36:01, 36:22, 36:56 How did Odie of Garfield and Friends get here?
When was this made ?
The original VHS was released in 1994
Thanks Spaghetti-Spider.
Spaghetti-Spider Actually, that was 1984.
I have some wackiest story to tell you.