The Rabbis Sing

1974 album by The Rabbis' Sons

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The Rabbis' Sons: The Rabbis Sing

Studio album by

The Rabbis' Sons

Released| 1974
Genre| Jewish, Chassidic
Length| 36:26
Label| Emet Record Co. ES-106 (stereo)
The Rabbis' Sons chronology
| Shalom
(1970)  | The Rabbis' Sons: The Rabbis Sing
(1974)  | Greatest Hits
(1977)

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Format| LP

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Main musical personnel| Chait, Yechiel Eckstein, Weinberger, Zheutlin
Other musical personnel| Marty Lewinter, Jerry Huyler, Mickey Lane

The Rabbis Sing is the final original Rabbis' Sons album. It was released under the group name Baruch Chait and Old Friends. It saw a return to the robust harmonies of the original two albums as Itzy Weinberger rejoined the group and Yechiel Eckstein (who previously worked with Chait in Kol Salonika) filled the vocal part that was usually occupied by Label Sharfman. This was the only Rabbis' Sons' album to include music written by Shlomo Carlebach. It was also the only album to feature a song with English lyrics.

## Track listing

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Side oneNo.| Title| Lyrics| Music| Notes| Length

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1.| "Yiru" (יראו)| ברכות קריאת שמע – מעריב| Chait| | 2:41
2.| "Vayetain" (ויתן)| Psalms 40:4| Chait| | 3:49
3.| "Ki Necham" (כי נחם)| Isaiah 51:31| Chait| also appears on Greatest Hits as track 4| 3:34
4.| "Shabchi" (שבחי)| Psalms 147:12| Chait| | 3:54
5.| "Let us Sing (English)"| Chait| Shlomo Carlebach (Od Yishoma)| | 4:16

Side twoNo.| Title| Lyrics| Music| Notes| Length

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1.| "Zivchu" (זבחו)| Psalms 4:6,7| Chait| | 3:29
2.| "Nigun" (ניגון)|  | "Traditional Israeli Nigun"| | 2:52
3.| "Henay" (הנה)| Psalms 134:1| Chait, Yigal Calek| | 3:39
4.| "Ma Ahavti" (מה אהבתי)| Psalms 119:97| Chait| | 4:31
5.| "Hasheveynu" (השיבנו)| הכנסת ספר תורה| Shlomo Carlebach| | 3:41

## References

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* The Rabbis Sing at FAU Jewish Sound Archives Archived 2016-04-22 at the Wayback Machine
* The Rabbis Sing at DJSA (Free registration) Archived 2012-03-25 at the Wayback Machine
* Kol Salonika (vol. 1) at DJSA (Free registration)

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