Jimmy Swaggart - Revision history

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KillUglyRadio: Swaggart RIP, Beatles Medley added as official release

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Swaggart RIP, Beatles Medley added as official release

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		+	[[image:JimmySwaggart.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Broadcast of [[Jimmy Swaggart]]’s Public Apology — KXAS-TV Channel 5, Dallas/Fort Worth, February 21, 1988.]]
	[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - 1 July 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.		[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - 1 July 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.

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−	[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - July ~~1st~~ 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.	+	[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - 1 July 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.

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 * The [[Broadway The Hard Way]] version of ''[[What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?]]''
-Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies were not released officially, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]). June 18 2021 however finally saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
+Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies were not released officially, but could be found on several bootleg albums (See [[Texas Medley]]). June 18 2021 however finally saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
 ==See also==

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 * The [[Broadway The Hard Way]] version of ''[[What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?]]''
-Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies were not released officially, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]) June 18 2021 however finally saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
+Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies were not released officially, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]). June 18 2021 however finally saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
 ==See also==

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 * The [[Broadway The Hard Way]] version of ''[[What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?]]''
-Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies did not appear on CD, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]) June 18 2021 however saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
+Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies were not released officially, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]) June 18 2021 however finally saw the official release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]], which features The Beatles Medley.
 ==See also==

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−	[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - 1st ~~July~~ 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.	+	[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - July 1st 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.

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-[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (1935) is an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.
+[[Jimmy Swaggart]] (15 March 1935 - 1st July 2025) was an American preacher and televangelist. In 1988 he was caught with a prostitute which caused a sex scandal. He confessed his "sin" live on television and wept crocodile tears while begging God for forgiveness. A year later he was caught with yet another prostitute.
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 * The [[Broadway The Hard Way]] version of ''[[What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?]]''
-Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies haven't appeared on CD yet, but can be found on several bootleg albums.  (See [[Texas Medley]])
+Zappa also composed parodies of three [[The Beatles]] songs, ''[[Norwegian Wood]], [[Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds]]'' and ''[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]'' with new lyrics all about the televangelism sex scandals and Jimmy Swaggart. Due to copyright problems these parodies did not appear on CD, but could be found on several bootleg albums. (See [[Texas Medley]]) June 18 2021 however saw the release of [[Zappa '88: The Last U.S. Show]]
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 <blockquote>"One of the misconceptions about evangelicals in the U.S. is that they're all as extreme as Swaggart, [[Jerry Falwell|Falwell]] and [[Pat Robertson|Robertson]]. They're not. Most of them just want to worship at their local church. They don't give a shit about those guys on television -- they think they're clowns and that what they do cheapens everyone's religious experience. On this, we definitely agree."</blockquote>
-<div align=right>— [[Frank Zappa]], ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''.</div>
+<div align=right>— [[Biography|Frank Zappa]], ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''.</div>
 <blockquote>"Meanwhile, did anybody hear the great news today? '''Jimmy Swaggart under investigation'''! 'Oh, Jay-sus!' One day, every one of those cock-suckers will get caught! I understand in the case of Mr. Swaggart that he claims that it was not 'multiple encounters with many prostitutes'. Apparently only one sweet young thing! And he did tell Cal Thomas of the Moral Majority that 'the sex act itself was not fully consummated.' However, he did admit to doing 'something pornographic' with the girl. Let's use our imagination, ladies and gentlemen!"</blockquote>
-<div align=right>— [[Frank Zappa]] as heard on ''[[Make A Jazz Noise Here]]'', [[88/02/19-20 Boston MA US Orpheum Theater|Boston, MA, 20 February 1988]].</div>
+<div align=right>— [[Biography|Frank Zappa]] as heard on ''[[Make A Jazz Noise Here]]'', [[88/02/19-20 Boston MA US Orpheum Theater|Boston, MA, 20 February 1988]].</div>
 ==Songs referring to Jimmy Swaggart==