The Virtue of Srulik [Listen]
The other day was the wedding of Srulik Hirsh from the organization of Sa’Ad U’marpeh. His right hand man, Motty Fried, organized a number of singers which Hirsh used to bring to be Mesameach various sick people, together with saxophone player Ahre’leh Bender‘s orchestra, to play at the wedding. This song was composed at the wedding.
Keyboards and Arrangement: Tzviki Luker
Vocals: Nachman Baumel, Avremi Lunger, Shmulik Geffner
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