Re: Jews and the Blues

[winston weilheimer <nusach...>]

There is a terrific Adon Olam I've played on the show in blues style.  the
cd is Heart & Soul by Shawn Israel Zevit.  If you can not find, call the
Reconstructionist Seminary in Philadelphia.  He is a rabbi there.  I also
recommend Shabbat at BJ and Craig Taubman's Friday night live.  Steve
Dropkin has a great Ein Kelohenu on his CD keep Our Hopes Alive.  If you do
not have these, I recommend hatikvahmusic.com.  If you have a problem, I can
get you in touch with Judy Caplan Ginsburgh.  She distributes Steve
Dropkin's work.  Also you can now post these type of questions on the nusach
list.  I am sure that there are many Chazzanim on the list already who can
give you advise.

Winston
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Julian" <CantorDJ (at) midsouth(dot)rr(dot)com>
To: "World music from a Jewish slant" <jewish-music (at) shamash(dot)org>
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 7:04 PM
Subject: Jews and the Blues


> My synagogue in Memphis, Tennessee, is embarking on a religious school
> project which will culminate in a depiction of Jews of the South.  I am
> hunting for any KlezBlues music to incorporate into the program.  Any
> ideas/references will be greatly appreciated.  // Cantor David Julian
>
>

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