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From: jae@hou2g.UUCP (J.ELKINS)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Plastic Jesus
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Date: Thu, 11-Apr-85 16:34:46 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 11 16:34:46 1985
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To Eric Kaylor:

	The song, "Plastic Jesus" was a humor piece in the early 60's
(I'm showing my age) used by many people in their stage routines. It
certainly was a spoof on both the style of traveling evangelists and
the dashboard decor of many American cars of that era, and I recall
a riotous rendition of the song with a long attached comedy routine
performed by the Lettermen in the mid-sixties.
	Or was it the Chad Mitchell Trio?

						Jay Elkins

"If most things aren't funny, then they're only
exactly what they are..."