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“In 1967, my father was musical director at Camp Kol Rinah and was recording an album for the camp. He insisted I sing a solo on that album”
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“From the feedback I received on this song, the message — not fretting over what was and just moving on — went straight to the heart of a lot of people”
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I’d never seen such an emotional kallah in my life. Later, she thanked me, and she told me that this song had turned her life around
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In the worst of times a Yid still sings “Shelo Asani Goy”
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After Three Decades of HASC Concerts, There’s Always a Time for Music
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The inspiration of the exquisite lyrics of “Kah Ribon” provides food for the soul whichever tune is at the table.
