Date: 27 Feb 97 21:13:51 EDT



In article , kay.shapero@salata.com (Kay Shapero)
writes:

Sorry about the tag. I still don't have teh hang of this program. 
 
As long as we're on the subject of religious filks, I'm still collecting Jewish
Filks for that filk book . . . .
 
(grin)
 
-Solomon
 
sdavido@bgnet.bgsu.edu
 
0d p



> On , "Matthew K. Williams"  wrote;
> 
>  "K>In article ,  
>  "K>
>  "K>wrote:
>  >Only the slightest quibble, Gary: Most religious songs aren't filk,
>  "K>and
>  >most filk songs aren't religious, but there's no particular reason a
>  >particular song couldn't be both. (I don't have a good example to
>  >cite offhand, but I'm sure someone must have written a Deryni hymn
>  >if nothing else.)
> 
>  "K>I've written a number of pagan filks -- religeous songs that use 
>  "K>another tune.  Also, what about ROTR?
> 
> For that matter, there's Lord Of The Dance Rev. 3:1 (by yours truly and Lee 
> Gold) the Christian version inspired by the Pagan version inspired by the 
> Christian version done by Sidney Carter... :->  I consider THAT filk, but 
> I'd also be willing to sing it in church.
>  

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