RE: Jewish cowboy music

[winston weilheimer <taxrelief...>]

DOES SINGING Adon Olam TO "SHEL'LL BE COMIMIN AROUND THE MOUNTAIN" count?
My daughter reminded me that I was becoming stale and I hadn't sung one of
my strange ones lately.  Did it last night.  With an occasional "yeaha" it
was wonderful!

Winston Weilheimer
Lay Rabbi
Temple Israel of Deland (Florida)

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Sent: Friday, January 29, 1999 1:45 PM
To: World music from a Jewish slant.
Subject: Re: Jewish cowboy music


In a message dated 1/29/99 10:16:02 AM, you wrote:

<<There's another kind of Yiddish cowboy music that nobody has mentioned.
I'm

not 100% certain, but I think that there were Yiddish-language western

movies, and virtually all Yiddish movies included a musical number - even

when the plot didn't call for it.

>>

"The Cowboy" is a Yiddish-Western film short. I beleive it was actually a
western film dubed into Yiddish with a totally new plot. It's actually quite
funny to see the cowboy galloping his horse while the soundtrack is playing
"Papirosn".
Yes, we do carry the video.
Simon
Hatikva Music
323)655-7083


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