At the May 15th Dawn Festival in San Francisco, the Idelsohn Society provided this soundtrack of old, archival, vintage recordings, mixed that in with some contemporary remixes to get the crowd moving. The Barry Sisters, Machito & his Afro-Cubans, mixing up to bands like Soulico, from Israel, as well as a kind of crazy, eight-minute, classic eighties house version of “Hava Nagila”. Plus a number of cuts from leading African-American artists that are on BLACK SABBATH: THE SECRET MUSICAL HISTORY OF BLACK-JEWISH RELATIONS, coming out this September. The album will be occampanied by an exhibit of the same name at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.

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Ez-Learn Piano- Irving Fields
Exotic on the Speaker- Soulico feat. Rye Rye
Holiday Mambo- Machito & His Afro-Cubans
Ye Ye What Will Be- Ha'Shmenim Ve'ha'Razim
Dunkin Bagel- Slim Gaillard
Adir Adirim- Balkan Beat Box (Nickodemus Remix)
Kale Kale- Avram Grobard
Swanee- Aretha Franklin
Im Ze Los Mat'im Lach- Tahles (Assaf Oren Remix)
Sha! Shtil!- Gucci Vump (L-Vis 1990 Remix)
P'Sach Lanu Sha'ar- The Sway Machinery
Malkat Haclipper- Fishi Hagodol & Piloni
Middle Eastern Freak- Soulico
Hava Nagilah- Musicmakers Ltd.
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen- Tony Martinez Quintent with Dorothy Loudon
Freylekhs Fun Der Khupe- Solomon & Socalled
Halevai- Moishe Oysher & The Barry Sisters
Where Can I Go?-Marlena Shaw
She's A Woman- The Churchills
Pobrecito Salomon- Pablo Beltran Ruiz
Cha Cha No. 29- Irving Fields (MIS remix)
Nadine- Fool's Gold (Memory Tapes remix)
Ragtime Cowboy Joe- The Barry Sisters