Jaye P. Morgan Nude

A true titan of the spank bank industry, the multi-talented, multimedia star Jaye P. Morgan was a household name as a pop vocalist years before a television sat unblinking in every living room. Despite the fact that Jaye P. contributed to the dignified dawning of the cathode age, it is thanks to vulgar exploitation that she is fondly recalled by adoring masses today. Her high school class treasurer (thus the nickname) the warbling wonder born Mary Margaret Morgan had her first top-ten hit way back in 1951 with "Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries." As the 1950s matured, Morgan acted like an adult on Eddie Fisher's Coke Time, The Perry Como Show, Toast of the Town, and her very own Jaye P. Morgan Show, all of which are mere footnotes in broadcast history. Mention The Gong Show, a 1970s bastion of crass mockery disguised as a talent contest for day-pass mental patients, however, and the eternally vibrant image of Gong panelist Jaye P. Morgan springs to life. Speaking of sprung, when they made The Gong Show Movie in 1980. Jaye P. unbuttoned her shirt and flashed her rack, which was immortalized in a freeze frame that saved eighties audiences from slamming that pause button. While she has been in movies like Night Patrol (1984) and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992), Jaye has mostly been appearing as herself, including playing a young version decades after she was the gong panelist we wanted to bang, in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002), a biopic about the show's host/possible government assassin Chuck Barris. With so many years of entertainment behind her, it's a shame we only got the one shot of her congas. Jaye P. Morgan turned The Gong Show into our dong's favorite show!