Rather, “Mr. Sandman,” sometimes written as “Mister Sandman,” was penned by songwriter Pat Ballard. The song was published in 1954 and recorded shortly after by The Chordettes, the female ...

Known for infectiously catchy hits such as “Mr. Sandman,” “Never on Sunday,” and “Lollipop,” the Chordettes were one of the most popular groups of the 1950s and ‘60s. When "Mr ...

has pet owners soundtracking videos of their animals to the dulcet tones of the Chordettes. With each entry, the familiar chorus of the song, written by Pat Ballard —“Mr. Sandman, bring me a ...

Known for their hits "Mr. Sandman" and "Lollipop," the Chordettes became famous after winning the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout contest in 1949. They got their start out of a home on Superior ...

The video is simple enough. It shows Ed “clapping” and twirling along to The Chordettes’ classic 1954 version of “Mr. Sandman” inside a layout reminiscent of the Brady Bunch’s title ...

There, on the last slide of her most recent post, you'll find a video of her co-stars singing "Mr. Sandman," the 1954 song by The Chordettes. It's joyous enough to watch them bop along to the ...

(Mr. Bleyer later married one of the Chordettes, Janet Ertel.) That song was “Mr. Sandman,” a frothy pop tune written by Pat Ballard featuring rhythmic nonsense syllables (“bum-bum-bum-ba ...