First of all, Happy Chanukah! I chose that spelling because that’s how it’s spelled on the CD, though I prefer Hanukah. I’m still a unclear about whether the boys choirs are meant for the general p...
Guest Review by JM Darcuh Overall: There is a great selection of slow and meaningful songs on the album. The soloists all have good control over their strong voices. What’s unique about the album i...
Review: Yaakov Shwekey Live in Caesaria II
YAAKOV SHWEKEY: LIVE IN CAESARIA II We should all be grateful that Shwekey went to Caesaria because, if nothing else, we got this amazing album out of it. It’s sort of like a greatest hits CD. You’...
First impression of Yisroel Werdyger’s Ashira V’azamra
Before I begin my first impression of the hottest new album in Jewish music since Yisroel’s father, Mendy Werdyger, released his amazingly enjoyable album Tomid B’chol Yom, I would like to comment ...
[Editors Note: JMR welcomes a new writer to our website. Please give a warm welcome to Justa Fan. JF is a longtime JMR reader and will now contribute reviews to the site. If you have a CD you’d lik...
Listening to the Lev Tahor albums for an earlier review, I was pleased to see that some of the songs used came from Amudai Shaish. I am guessing that many of you have never even heard of Amudai Sh...