What became of Bob Bingham, Caiaphas in "Jesus Christ Superstar"?
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He released a CD in 1998 called "Alone at Last".  In 1999 he released "Live at The Pheasant".  That's all I could find.  Try looking up some of the blues websites.  You might find something about him there.
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The Beatles at what they said was funny they were bigger than Jesus lol
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OMG! I hope he becomes an actor again just for sake of getting him out of politics, Please if there is a God?!
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He went on with his life like Maude would have wanted him to. I like to think that he didn't go home to Mother. But instead hooked up with some of the beautiful people and lived in a commune, playing the banjo on street corners for donations.    But as it turned out, Bud Cort (Harold) went to Korea to be an orderly with the 4077th in the movie "M.A.S.H.". He was last seen as God in the movie "Dogma" where he appeared on Earth as an old man who played skee-ball, before going into a coma as the fallen angels fought for control of mankind. When He came out of the coma, at the end of the movie, He took the appearance of Alanis Morrisete.
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Charles Stanley...Billy Graham...Pat Robertson
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I missed that fight, but saw the Lutter fight.  I heard it was the fight of the night, and ill catch the replay on Spike this week hopefully....nice avatar bra!  gotta find christ [sprays bear mace in the air]
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television vampire/ghoul in "Shock Theater"\nreal name: Bob Carter
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Cool I went to see Pete Murrays concert, first concert I have ever been to and it was awesome. Saw John Williamson the other day too. He was absolutely terrific. Definitely one talented man ;)\n\nTo answer your question how about Missy Higgins, Candice Alley, The Waiffs.
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I said I believe in Jim Caviezel.  I believe he was a man that can perform miracles, I never said he was the Lord.  That whole dangling on a cross thing was good, but I heard he didn't get cast for Superman in the new movie.  I guess walking on water takes different muscles from flying.
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Absolutely a cult. Just because people are considered stars doesn't mean they're considered well educated or intelligent. Consider the high profile people who tout scientology who are also getting publicity for jumping on sofa's on national television.  That don't impress me much!  It is unfortunate that so many otherwise logical people are so deceived. I believe that Jesus Christ is the only one who raised from the dead...I mean aren't all of the others dead...budda, confusious, etc...People need to get into the truth, not into what just "feels good"...Perception of the truth does not alter the truth...give Jesus a call...he's expecting you...
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He wouldn't dance much but his stage craft would be amazing. His concerts would be free and he would accept donations  for charity. He'd employ the 12 deciples as the band and back up vocals. He would have small concerts just for children. His songs would teach you something (of course the skeptics would want to kill him) Long story short...Jesus would rock!
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It makes you better then Jesus. I heard he was a sissy at bowling. His nickname is Twinkle Toes because he always stands on his tippy toes when throwing the ball. What a fairy!
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There's a scene in the film "Dogma" where Chris Rock is sort of singing along with the song. It was playing in the strip club where Salma Hayek's character, Serendipity, was stripping.\n\nSame song, different Chris?
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It depends.Do you mean a present day BB or of all time.If it is a present day BB Ronnie and probably Markus Ruhl,Gunter Schlirkamp,Jay Cutler.But the biggest man of all time was Victor Richards.He was 178cm tall and weight about 160kg on the stage!I never understood why he never win a pro show.Can someone answer that?
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Ah, Arthur Brown & Kingdom Come, one of the most unique acts to come out of England during that time. Arthur was a truly individual entertainer & had a voice all his own. "Journey" is a favorite album by them & "Spirit Of Joy" a song I remember well.In fact , thanx alot, I know what I'm going to play this morning!!
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john the baptist. he openly re-enacted the exodus and baptised those who would follow. that was a pretty bold move that showed not only his faith, but also successfully struck a political nerve. he demonstrated that he could get mass demonstrations that there were ppl that werent afraid to openly follow someone besides those in political power at the time.
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The show was called Big John, Little John...The guy stumbled on and drank from the fountain of youth.  He would start shrinking and he'd be a kid in big clothes.  The kid was played by Robbie Wrist (Oliver from the Brady Bunch)...I loved that show but forgot all about it...until now!