11 great songs by Neshama Carlebach, the daughter of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
1. Hu Elokenu
2. Esah Ainai
3. Orech Yamim
4. Kraticha Ka 5. Hinei Kel Yeshuoti 6. Uvenai Otah 7. Im Eshkachech
8. V'nisgav 9. Ki Lishu'atcha 10. Mimkomcha 11. David Melech Yisrael
Neshama Carlebach is continuing the tradition her father began. Her talent and charisma captivate and endear her to people of all ages, as she performs in cities all over the world. Together with producer/pianist David Morgan and her incredible band, she continues to both deeply move and entertain as she sings her father's incomparable melodies, and original compositions.
What the Critics say:
Over the course of her five-CD career, Neshama Carlebach has emerged as one of the premier female singers in the genre of jazz/pop Jewish soul music. If that sounds like a big fish in a small pond, it is. But the daughter of the late Jewish mystic and music legend Shlomo Carlebach certainly inherited both the DNA and the pipes to dominate the field. Indeed, one need not even be Jewish to love the music of Neshama Carlebach, though after hearing her sing, one might want to be.
The San Francisco Jewish News
There is perhaps no figure in modern Jewish music as influential and beloved as the late Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. This presents his singer-songwriter daughter, Neshama, with a stark choice: embrace his legacy or shun it. Rather than turn her back on her musical inheritance, Neshama has chosen to don his mantle and personalize it. As popular as her father was, his music rarely ventured beyond the bounds of the Jewish community. On Journey, without sacrificing any of his music's integrity or authenticity, Carlebach has found a way to make it appeal to audiences potentially far greater than those her father ever dreamed of reaching. The Jewish Forward
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