With each entry, the familiar chorus of the song, written by Pat Ballard —“Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream (bung, bung, bung, bung) / Make him the cutest that I’ve ever seen (bung, bung ...

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 ...

When "Mr. Sandman" debuted in 1954, the song spent 20 weeks on the charts, as well as seven weeks as a Billboard No. 1 hit. In a 2015 YouTube interview, Mand recalled that when the song came out ...

According to Buzzfeed, the trend started with Jade Taylor-Ryan and her cat, Ed, after Taylor-Ryan posted a video of Ed adorably clapping and dancing to the song “Mr. Sandman” in nine identical ...

Her 12-second video is set to the 1954 song “Mr. Sandman” and features nine wonderful frames of Ed clapping, twirling and peering into her phone’s camera. If you haven’t seen it yet ...

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 ...

Mr. Sandman brought us a bonus episode. Netflix premiered the first season of its new dark fantasy hit "The Sandman" Aug. 5, and fans who've binged all 10 episodes didn't have long to wait for ...