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Shlepping Nachas | TYH Live Sessions

Shlepping Nachas | TYH Live Sessions

Shlepping Nachas takes the TYH stage with a free-spirited set that blends groove, heart, and pure joy. The band stretches out in all the right ways—tight rhythms, soulful vocals, and jams that feel alive in the moment. It’s music that moves and breathes, overflowing with energy.

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Mi LaShem Elai:  00:02:06 – 00:07:15
(Zusha, Thank You Hashem)

B’kol Makom: 00:08:53 – 00:13:22
(Shir Yaakov)

Ribnitzer Reggae:  00:14:40 – 00:23:57
(Lyrics by Yaakov Shemesh)

The Rebbe is Du: 00:24:05 – 00:28:54
(Yehuda Green)

Niggun 446: 00:29:20 – 00:36:25

Hakadosh Baruch Hu: 00:36:44 – 00:40:18

Na Nach: 00:40:20 – 00:46:41

Going To Yerushalayim: 00:46:48 – 00:55:01

Kudshabrichu: 01:55:11 – 02:05:33
(Dov Shurin)

Credits:
Guitar/Vocals: Skilly Adler
Guitar/Vocals: Simchi Skaist
Electric Guitar/Vocals: Yedidya Shmuel “diddy” Steinberg
Percussion: Avraham Dovid “trak” Trachtenberg
Electric Guitar: C Lanzbom

Drums: Jamale Hopkins
Bass: Mitch Friedman
Piano/Musical Director: Mendy Portnoy

Executive Producer: Mendy Portnoy
Director/Editor: Binyamin Babayof
DP: Shlomo Weprin
AD: Chaim Mordechai Gerlitz
AC: Josiah Anderson

Mixing by Tzvi Levine


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