It’s A Scream How Levine Does the Rhumba from The Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation folk Marni Davis examines American Jews’

Marni Davis examines American Jews’ long and complicated relationship to alcohol during the years of national prohibition

As the nights get longer and days get brisker

To be fruitful and multiply

Reb Nachman tells of a mystical story around the Dreydl

Nothing is taboo

It’s A Scream How Levine Does the Rhumba from The Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation folk Marni Davis examines American Jews’This two disc set chronicles the musical confluence between Latinos and Jews in the U. S., mining this cross cultural tale of sweaty mambo dance floors and Borscht Belt ballrooms. Produced by The Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation, a critically acclaimed non profit record label. Started by a small team from the music industry and academia, Idelsohn believes Jewish history is best told by the music we have loved and lost. In order to incite a