In 1963's My Son, the Nut, Sherman's pointed parodies of classical and popular tunes dealt with automation in the workplace ("Automation", to the tune of "Fascination"), space travel ("Eight Foot Two, Solid Blue", to "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"), summer camp ("Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh", to the tune of Dance of the Hours by Ponchielli), the exodus from the city to the suburbs ("Here's to the Crabgrass", to the tune of "English Country Garden"), and his own bulky physique ("Hail to Thee, Fat Person", which claims his obesity was a public service similar to the Marshall Plan). Seven cartoon bears were printed on back of every album.
in 1963's my son the nut sherman's pointed parodies of classical and popular tunes dealt with automation in the workplace ("automation" to the tune of "fascination") space travel ("eight foot two solid blue" to "five foot two eyes of blue") summer camp ("hello muddah hello fadduh" to the tune of dance of the hours by ponchielli) the exodus from the city to the suburbs ("here's to the crabgrass" to the tune of "english country garden") and his own bulky physique ("hail to thee fat person" which claims his obesity was a public service similar to the marshall plan) seven cartoon bears were printed on back of every album