I lived through that era. His first album had 3 hit songs, The Return, No Jew Will Be Left Behind and this one. Since this was the only hebrew song of the 3, it was the top player at Chassunahs and Simchaos.
Ani Maamin was also nice, but you can't dance to it.
No, there were no CHARTS, but you know what I mean.
I believe that Kanei, also on that first album was taken from Rabbi Y. Alster's famous Yedid Nefesh. Kel Hahodaos is probably a Boruch Chait composition.
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Interesting that this song which propelled AF to the top of the charts back in '81 was first sung on Kol Salonika V, the Shabbos Songs album.
THIS is the song that propelled him to the top of the charts?
There are CHARTS?
I lived through that era. His first album had 3 hit songs, The Return, No Jew Will Be Left Behind and this one. Since this was the only hebrew song of the 3, it was the top player at Chassunahs and Simchaos.
Ani Maamin was also nice, but you can't dance to it.
No, there were no CHARTS, but you know what I mean.
I believe that Kanei, also on that first album was taken from Rabbi Y. Alster's famous Yedid Nefesh. Kel Hahodaos is probably a Boruch Chait composition.
Listening to this again, I don't see how you can dance to it...
Maybe SoMeHoW Frum meant dancing to Moshe Emes?
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