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November 21, 2007

Merril Womach on YouTube!

Merrill Merrill Womach, the record collector's favorite gospel singing burn victim, has made it onto YouTube in a clip featuring him singing to an array of apathetic hospital patients. Embedded over at Generation Exploitation.

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Outstanding and inspirational. Too bad they cut away before that patient tossed a bedpan at Merrill.

Actually it looks like this is a scene from He Restoreth My Soul

IMDB entry for "He Restoreth My Soul

That's the "inspirational" documentary made about Merrill.

Here is Shock Cinema's Review of the movie with description of the hospital scene.


Extra bonus fun fact: the director of "He Restoreth My Soul is Mel White, father of Mike White, writer of "Chuck and Buck," "School of Rock," and writer/director of "Year of the Dog."

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