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The Mitzvah Tree Original Songs for Young Jewish Children. (1972)
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“Bei Mir TWIST Du Schon” The Temples Ad Lib Records.
(38 votes, average: 2.89 out of 5) Loading ...Hasid rock
A Woody Allen impersonator. I think this is a Russian record of Yiddish comedy. (Editor’s note: It’s not! See the helpful comments left.)
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Cantor Yossele Rosenblatt “Sings Cantorial Favorites” Volume 4. I got this record at a record store in Chicago. It obviously came from the collection of an interesting guy and it was one of many lps that I found around the store that had these obsessive, crazy, beat, poetic, sometimes right-on and sometimes incongruous hand-written notes scrawled right on the cover. Here are a few of his descriptive song reviews: “Like baby this sauve, powerful, floating bag is a bitch”; “Straight ahead and so very, very pretty”; A fabulously hip rocker” and “Rough and stomping, baby”.
Below is a clipping from an old Village Voice that I had stuck in the cover. It’s an excerpt from a Harvey Pekar comic about cantorial music. Mazel Tov.
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My Bubba & Zaeda’s “Cha, Cha, Cha.” Couldn’t they get Jews for the cover?
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