“Schar Mitzvah” – Mordechai Shapiro [Cover by Chaim Bokchin]
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“Schar Mitzvah” שכר מצוה – Mordechai Shapiro [Cover by Chaim Bokchin]
Originally sung by Mordechai Shapiro on the album Kol Haderech (2016)
Composed by: Elie Schwab
Produced and Arranged by: Chaim Bokchin
Co-Arranged by: Yisroel Abromov
Session musicians:
Guitars – Chaim Bokchin
Drums – Barak Aaron
Bass – Mitch Friedman
Keys and programming – Shloimy Salzman
Saxaphones – Chuck Sherimeir
Trumpets – Tom Walsh, Ben Holmes
Trombone – Danny Flamm
Musicians on film:
Guitars – Chaim Bokchin
Drums – Yechiel Bokchin
Keys – Shloimy Salzman
Bass – Mitch Friedman
Saxaphones – Shlome Cohen, Avromi Basch, John Tendy
Trumpets – Justin Mullins, Ben Holmes, Stuart Mack
Trombones – Danny Flamm, David Whitwell
Mix and mastering: Jonathan Williston
Studios: Ruli Ezrachi DEGstudios (Doni Gross) Legacy United Music
Filmed and Edited by: BenHesh studios (Chaim Moskowitz )
Filmed on location at the Loft Steakhouse Brooklyn, NY
Video Sponsored by – Wall And Broad Management
Special thanks to Loft manager Itche Meir for your fabulous service.
Thank you Chesky Levy for providing sound on location.
Guitars – GNG Custom Morgoth (Giulio Negrini Guitars)
Drums – Sonor
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