Nothing to be ashamed of
Fifty years ago, a bittersweet novelty song about a boy at summer camp hit the airwaves and caught fire across the globe. Just two weeks after its release, "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah" had sold 300,000 copies. But its writer and singer, Allan Sherman, was no one-hit wonder. Over the previous year he had become stratospherically famous.
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