Hi all He probably is referring to this version by Benny Bell with the Epstein Brothers: https://youtu.be/8mxrzTdeZ_M Lorin Mr. Lorin Sklamberg Sound Archivist The Max and Frieda Weinstein Archive of

Meant to share this earlier - The funeral was earlier today. I have such fond memories of Hy. He and his wife made such a big difference in the world of Jewish music. May his memory be a blessing. Beg

Daniel Hoffman raises the question in a Ha-aretz editorial: Why do Israelis still hate klezmer music? | Opinion haaretz.com\\ I wish he had delved more deeply, but there are some interesting roots. Fi

Help!! Maybe I missed something. This is such a valuable resource. When I go to the page I normally did , I get a whole story about redirecting etc. It does give a link to an archive on a database cal

Can anyone share their high quality or performance recordings from Jamulus or JackTrip? There is someone who is interested in making recordings but not sure it is possible. Any genre is fine. Thank yo

I'm trying to locate Shvuos/ Shavuot songs in Yiddish and Ladino. I know of the one by Chana Mlotek, but that's all I can find. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks.

https://ruthrubin.yivo.org/categories/browse/Dublin+Core/Title/Der+her+got+zitst+oyf+zayn+shtil?site=site-r If anyone's heard any part of this melody before (especially the opening verse) any hints mu

Dear Lori, I just listened to the beautiful "Vetaher libeynu" you posted, and spent some time listening to several others - all lovely and enjoyable, but the depth of this one is such a gift. I also f

Forwarding to ensure that everyone sees this - Judy, note that the new address for the list is “jewish-music@groups.io” - I’ll be shutting off the old list serve soon and messages will begin to bounce

The radio station Kan Gimel (?) asked its audience to name the 75 most important/iconic Israeli songs. The result of this albeit subjective poll is quite an interesting mix of different styles and gen

Chaverim, I am trying to decipher what’s going on in a cut from Ethnix on their Adam & the Snake album. It’s at the end of the second to last song, “Hebron”, (which transitions to “Baobab”.) The Disco

Thank you to Daniel Hoffman for bringing up the topic and elaborating on it, and to Ari Davidow for bringing us Mr. Hoffman's article. My own experience with the subject was when a rabbi suggested tha

jewish-music@groups.io Digest #0 Hi, I was lucky enough to hear Dan and one of his bands play in an outdoor venue in Yafo this past summer. I noticed the article this morning and was reminded of the i