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The word "decline" is too strong to describe his life over the past 20 years, so I broke it up to devide the events of one year from everything else.
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There has been an "Unreferenced Section" tag on the "Departure" section of the article for more than two years. Perhaps the unsourced material in this section should be deleted, if no one comes forth with reliable sources to corroborate it.
In this connection I would like to point out that there are multiple web pages about Jeff Fenholt whose content is virtually identical to this Wikipedia article. Whether this article copied those pages or vice-versa, I don't know: but it's far from clear to me that any of those pages would qualify as legitimate sources. Chillowack ( talk) 03:09, 16 January 2023 (UTC)
Jeff Fenholt played the role of “Jesus” in the original Broadway production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The musical premiered in 1971 and received five Tony Award nominations that year, but unfortunately, it didn’t win any. Despite that, Jesus Christ Superstar went on to become a worldwide hit. Yvonne Elliman also starred in the production as “Mary Magdalene,” and Ben Vereen portrayed “Judas.” If you’re interested, you can watch a performance from the 1972 Tony Awards where Jeff Fenholt, Yvonne Elliman, and the company performed “The Temple,” “Everything’s Alright (reprise),” and “I Don’t Know How to Love Him” - Put in Jeff Fenholt Jesus Christ Superstar Jeff Fenholt was also on the cover of Time Magazine October 25, 1971. This is what we know about for certain about Jeff Fenholt, and it is not in the article? Why put rumors in the article and not facts? Easeltine ( talk) 02:18, 21 June 2024 (UTC)
There is a book written by Jeff Fenholt called, "From Darkness to Light," 1994, Harrison House, Tulsa Oklahoma. Nobody on this planet knows if Jeff Fenholt had an affair with Gala Dali, that is just a conjectured rumor written based on gifts given by Gala to Jeff. I did email about it, and he told me the rumor was not true about Gala. Sure, he could have been lying to me, yet an article should be based on facts, not on accusations. Jeff had problems in his marriage to Reeni that eventually ended in a divorce, yet this article on Jeff Fenholt is not a fair article about him. His book should be referenced, and if anything, Jeff put a lot of passages of Scripture in his book. Easeltine ( talk) 02:36, 21 June 2024 (UTC)
I had never read the article until tonight. I always assumed the article says point blank that Jeff Fenholt had an affair with Gali Dali. The fact is that the author of the article, John Richardson, is getting his information from Ian Gibson who was working on a biography of Salvador Dali. "Fenholt was given a recording studio at Pubol. There he spent night after night rocking away, to the intense irritation of Gala, who wanted him in her bed, as well as of the other guests, who wanted to sleep." The article does mention the gifts that Jeff Fenholt received, yet Ian Gibson told John Richardson, "According to Gibson, Fenholt showed Gala little or no gratitude." John Richardson made something up. 2600:1700:3B84:AA00:B0D2:FCE:8FD6:6E5C ( talk) 03:11, 21 June 2024 (UTC)
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The word "decline" is too strong to describe his life over the past 20 years, so I broke it up to devide the events of one year from everything else.
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johntindale (
talk) 22:57, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
There has been an "Unreferenced Section" tag on the "Departure" section of the article for more than two years. Perhaps the unsourced material in this section should be deleted, if no one comes forth with reliable sources to corroborate it.
In this connection I would like to point out that there are multiple web pages about Jeff Fenholt whose content is virtually identical to this Wikipedia article. Whether this article copied those pages or vice-versa, I don't know: but it's far from clear to me that any of those pages would qualify as legitimate sources. Chillowack ( talk) 03:09, 16 January 2023 (UTC)
Jeff Fenholt played the role of “Jesus” in the original Broadway production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The musical premiered in 1971 and received five Tony Award nominations that year, but unfortunately, it didn’t win any. Despite that, Jesus Christ Superstar went on to become a worldwide hit. Yvonne Elliman also starred in the production as “Mary Magdalene,” and Ben Vereen portrayed “Judas.” If you’re interested, you can watch a performance from the 1972 Tony Awards where Jeff Fenholt, Yvonne Elliman, and the company performed “The Temple,” “Everything’s Alright (reprise),” and “I Don’t Know How to Love Him” - Put in Jeff Fenholt Jesus Christ Superstar Jeff Fenholt was also on the cover of Time Magazine October 25, 1971. This is what we know about for certain about Jeff Fenholt, and it is not in the article? Why put rumors in the article and not facts? Easeltine ( talk) 02:18, 21 June 2024 (UTC)
There is a book written by Jeff Fenholt called, "From Darkness to Light," 1994, Harrison House, Tulsa Oklahoma. Nobody on this planet knows if Jeff Fenholt had an affair with Gala Dali, that is just a conjectured rumor written based on gifts given by Gala to Jeff. I did email about it, and he told me the rumor was not true about Gala. Sure, he could have been lying to me, yet an article should be based on facts, not on accusations. Jeff had problems in his marriage to Reeni that eventually ended in a divorce, yet this article on Jeff Fenholt is not a fair article about him. His book should be referenced, and if anything, Jeff put a lot of passages of Scripture in his book. Easeltine ( talk) 02:36, 21 June 2024 (UTC)
I had never read the article until tonight. I always assumed the article says point blank that Jeff Fenholt had an affair with Gali Dali. The fact is that the author of the article, John Richardson, is getting his information from Ian Gibson who was working on a biography of Salvador Dali. "Fenholt was given a recording studio at Pubol. There he spent night after night rocking away, to the intense irritation of Gala, who wanted him in her bed, as well as of the other guests, who wanted to sleep." The article does mention the gifts that Jeff Fenholt received, yet Ian Gibson told John Richardson, "According to Gibson, Fenholt showed Gala little or no gratitude." John Richardson made something up. 2600:1700:3B84:AA00:B0D2:FCE:8FD6:6E5C ( talk) 03:11, 21 June 2024 (UTC)