allan sherman sang a german interpretation of "hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)".
allan sherman sang a german interpretation of "hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)".
who sang a german interpretation of "hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)" ?
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hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)









































"hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)" is a novelty song by allan sherman and lou busch, based on letters of complaint allan received from his son robert while robert attended camp champlain, a summer camp in westport, new york.









































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the song is a parody that complains about the fictional "camp granada" and is set to the tune of amilcare ponchielli's "dance of the hours". the name derives from the first lines:
hello muddah, hello fadduh (a letter from camp)