The Fig Leaves Are Falling: The Broadway Musical

Allan Sherman, the renowned comedy legend, brings a unique blend of humor and music to your ears with "The Fig Leaves Are Falling: The Broadway Musical." Released on May 19, 2016, under the Camp Granada label, this album is a delightful collection of live performances and studio recordings that showcase Sherman's wit and musical talent.

In just 31 minutes, Sherman takes you through a variety of tracks, from live renditions of "All of My Laughter" and "Today I Saw a Rose" to the studio-recorded "For the Rest of My Life" and "Juggling." The album's title track, "The Fig Leaves Are Falling," adds a touch of theatrical flair, hinting at the Broadway inspiration behind this musical comedy gem.

Sherman's signature humor shines through in tracks like "Did I Ever Really Live? (Live)" and "Let What Happens Happen," offering a lighthearted escape from the ordinary. Whether you're a long-time fan of Allan Sherman or new to his work, this album promises a good time with its clever lyrics and catchy tunes. Dive in and enjoy the laughter and music that Allan Sherman is known for!

Allan Sherman, the master of musical parody, burst onto the scene in the early 1960s with his unique blend of humour and satire. Known for his rapid-fire wit and clever lyrics, Sherman's debut album, 'My Son, the Folk Singer' (1962), set a record for fastest-selling album at the time. His most enduring hit, 'Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh!' (1963), remains a beloved classic, with Sherman's comedic take on a boy's summer camp experiences set to the tune of Ponchielli's 'Dance of the Hours'. Sherman's discography is a treasure trove of scathing wit and biting sarcasm, offering a humorous commentary on the world around him. His work continues to resonate with audiences, proving that his brand of comedy is timeless.

The Fig Leaves Are Falling: The Broadway Musical

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