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Kosher Symbol Blues – Mendel Singer

Kosher Symbol Blues – Mendel Singer

From tears to laughter, introspection to observation, this album is guaranteed to entertain and inspire Jews of all backgrounds and ages. 11 original English songs, plus a helping of Carlebach. Beautiful melodies with acoustic backing.
“Mendel Singer’s unique musical approach to Jewish themes reflects his formidable songwriting skills and incorporates his passion for Jewish life and observance. This is not the music you learned in Hebrew school or Sunday school, it is a refreshing contemporary interpretation of Jewish themes presented with a modern, Nashville-influenced sound.” Shawn Fink, Shalom America! Radio-J.com

“Mendel Singer’s music is very inspirational and well written. I enjoyed the folk-country inflection in the music. Kosher Symbol Blues is a real classic, very funny lyrics with a great tune.”
Leslie Lutsky, host of Jewish Digest, Radio Centre-Ville, Montreal

“Kosher Symbol Blues is a hoot and his song ‘The Bible’ is lovely. Singer’s guitar playing is also quite good and carries his voice well.”
Jack Zaientz, Teruah Jewish Music

When not playing or writing music, Mendel Singer is an Associate Professor of Public Health at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio. He is also the founding director of the Jewish Community Health Initiative.

The album is available for download on MostlyMusic.com. For m,ore on Mendel check out his website MendelSinger.com.


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