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Hi Everybody!! Here is the next installment of our five-program holiday series with a special program for the holiday of Rosh Hashanah. Lots of great vintage and modern selections to help bring a special dimension to your holiday. Ben and I appreciate all the great support we get from you, our great listeners. Here is the line-up for this week’s special program”

PROGRAM OF SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 2017-HOLIDAY PROGRAM #2-ROSH HASHANAH

Rosh Hashanah-Paul Zim-1985

Zochreinu L’Chayim-Pittsburger Nigunim-1988

Bluz Di Shoifer (Blow The Shofar)-Mordechai Ben David-1980

M’Loch-Cantor Moishe Oysher-1950

Rosh Hashanah-Ray Middleton-1954

B’Ein Meilitz Yosher-Cantor Samuel Malavsky and Family Choir-1952

Halleluyah-Zamir Chorale of Boston-1990

Uv’yom Simchaschem-Cantor Sholom Katz and the Abraham Nadel choir-1968

Zocharti Loch-Cantor Moshe Schulhof and Choir-1996

Areshes S’Foseinu-Machtenberg’s Male Choir with Herbert Slotnick, boy soloist-1926

Uveshofor Godol-Cantor Jacob Barkin and Choir-1976

Hineni Heony Mima’as-Cantor Yossele Rosenblatt-1927

Ki Vi-Cantor Moshe Stern-1971

Kodosh Ato-Cantor Jeffrey Nadel and the Beth Sholom Choir-1191

Finale-Mordechai Ben David-1979

BEN’S SELECTIONS ON THE PROGRAM:

Rosh Hashanah (spoof of the Justin Timberlake hit “Can’t Stop The Feeling”)

Dip Your Apple (spoof of “Waka Waka” by Shakira)-Improv

Good Life (spoof of the song of the same name by One Direction)-Maccabeats

Zochreinu L’Chayim-Mendy Wald

Rosh Hashanah Anthem (spoof of “Party Rock Anthem”)-Aish.com

Mimkomcho-Yaakov Shwekey

Well, that’s the line-up for this week’s special program. Ben and I, together with our family and all the sponsors and the folks at the KHZ network take this opportunity to wish you and yours a very Happy and Healthy New Year. Next week, the holiday programming rolls on with a complete program for Yom Kippur. Until then, Shana Tovah to everyone!!

Hi Everybody!! The latest edition of the program is up on the website for your enjoyment!! A very fine regular program for the holiday weekend. And speaking of holidays, this week’s program is the last regular program, as beginning with next week’s program we will begin our series of five complete programs for the holidays, which are right around the corner. Next week, we will have program #1, a complete program of music from the Slichos services, recited in the days leading up to Rosh Hashanah. In the meantime, Ben and I appreciate all the great support we are getting from you, our great listeners!! Here is the line-up for this week’s program. Ben and I hope you enjoy it!!

PROGRAM OF SEPTEMBER 3, 2017

V’Koreiv P’Zureinu-Shema Koleinu-1981

Od Yishoma-Miami Boys Choir-1990

Hayom Efshar Lashir-Maya Casablanca-1979

Es Kummen Giteh Tzeiten (Good Times Are Coming)-Cantor Leibele Waldman-1946

Hatoiv Ki Cholu Rachamecho-Kesher-1986

Shomoh Vatismach Tzion-Cantor Gershon Sirota-1928

The Magic of HASC (spoof of “The Greatest Love” by Whitney Houston)-Variations-1998

Headaches (spoof of the Ted Weems hit “Heartaches”)-Allan Sherman-1963

Chicken-Kapelye-1987

Zeh Hayom-Kol Haneshoma-1986

Ich Zing-Leo Fuld-1978

We Believe-Dov Levine-1988

On the Cantorial Feature, two very nice selections by Cantor Moshe Taube. Born in Poland in 1927, he was saved as a teenager from the Holocaust by being one of those on “Schindler’s List’. Arriving in the United States in the late 1940’s, he became a Chazzan and davvened first in New York, and then in 1956, he went to Pittsburgh, where for the next 50 years he was Cantor of the Beth Sholom Congregation. Today at the age of 90, he lives in retirement as the “elder statesman” of the Cantorial profession. Cantor Taube sings:

1. B’Tzeis Yisroel-Recorded in 1973.

2. Sim Shalom-Recorded in 1969.

BEN’S SELECTIONS ON THE PROGRAM:

Al Tiroh-Kol Ha’Naar Boys Choir

Y’Simcha-Yaakov Shwekey

Va’Aneini-Blue Fringe (A song of tribute for 9/11)

Adon Olam-Eitan Katz

Uv’nei Yerushalayim-Berry Webber

In A Vinkeleh (In A Corner)-Lev Tahor

Well, that’s the line-up for the show and Ben and I hope you enjoy the show. Next week, the first of the fall holiday series. Be with us for all them. They will add a special sparkle to your holidays!! Thanks for listening!!

Hi Everybody!! Although Tisha B’Av has come and gone, we still have a great program for you to enjoy. With special recordings of great poignancy and depth, culled from our family archive of over 110 years of great recordings!! Ben and I appreciate all of the great support we have received from you, our great listeners. Don’t forget to forward the website to everyone you can. Here is the line-up for this special program:

PROGRAM OF SUNDAY, JULY 30TH-TISHA B’AV PROGRAM

There Will Be A Time-Mordechai Ben David-1983

Oz Bahaloch Yirmeyahu-Cantor Moshe Ganchoff-1965

Tisha B’Av-Ray Middleton-1954

Rochel Mevacho Al Bonim-Cantor Jacob Barkin-1960

V’Yirushalayim Ircho-Misha Raitzin-1980

He’s Just Turned Around-Avromi Flam-1995

A Din Toireh Mit G-tt-Jan Peerce-1961

Machnisei Rachamim-Reb Abish Brodt-1999

Excerpt from “On A Note Of Triumph” broadcast on CBS radio the day Germany surrendered, May 8, 1945.

BEN’S SELECTIONS ON THE PROGRAM:

Yerushalayim-Journeys

Tateh, Tateh-Yaakov Shwekey

Jerusalem-Matisyahu

Im Eshkokeich-Yaakov Shwekey

Uvnei Yerushalayim-Berry Webber

Back To Jerusalem-Idan Rachel Project

Well, that’s the line-up for this special program, and Ben and I hope you enjoy it!! Next week, our program for the Shabbos Nachamu weekend, with lots of joyous and happy music as we move out of the Three Weeks, and into the rest of the summer. Be with us then for a great show!! In the meantime, have a great week and thanks so much for listening!!