Allan Sherman "Smog Gets In Your Eyes" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Allan Sherman "Smog Gets In Your Eyes" on The Ed Sullivan Show, October 16, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Always loved his bit about wanting to go to PEYTON PLACE! Around the time he made this appearance on SULLIVAN, he released a live album with the last track involving the PEYTON PLACE bit. The album cover features Sherman being interrupted by a huge elephant peeking through the stage curtain!
Underrated genius
Allan Sherman was at his best during the Kennedy years.
Wow! He wasn't just funny: he had a great voice, too!
Hello motha...hello fatha..
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No he's not his father.
Alan Sherman was a good singer and very creative. He is best remembered as the father of the 1960's and 1970's Teen Idol Bobby Sherman.