Shalom Aleichem • D'veykus

Tumba-la-shabbos? Sounds like a definite inspiration...

I mean, we all know what Abie looks like, no? Here's Rivie Schwebel.

Shabbos is playing! Come and listen.

Hodu • D'veykus II

Happy Thanksgiving.

National Day of Rachem 2010

Ben Zion Solomon and Sons - Give Me Harmony


UPDATE: I mistakenly uploaded "Rachem al Tzion" from D'veykus 6 instead of "Rachem Bechasdecha" from 5. This is the corrected track (followed by the "mistake"):

D'veykus - Vol. 5


D'Veykus - Vol 5 6 (Rachem al Tzion)


Lev Tahor (A Capella)


"The" MBD Rachem - (Just One Shabbos version)


MBD and Friends (with Avraham Fried)


MBD - Moshiach Is Coming Soon


Shlomo Carlebach - Rachem (Have Mercy) - At the Village Gate


Tzlil V'Zemer - Vol. 1

Eliyahu Hanavi + Racheim - D'Veykus

I started posting Eliyahu Hanavi cuz it was playing in the Overture... and Racheim came on... and you needa hear both.

3 Weeks Special

Lev Tahor - Deaf Man in the Shteeble
Moving song and especially chilling in this rendition. And it's music-free so it's kosher.


Which reminded me of their a capella "In a vinkele," which is in my opinion a better version than the original D'Veykus recording... but since Shmekey re-re-re-recorded In a Vinkele in a shtinkele way, we shall go back to basics...



...before presenting Lev Tahor's. (Which is technically an extension of D'Veykus's anyway considering the lead vocals are Rivi Schwebel's. DORKY dorky English narration.)



טאטע! מיר האבען שוין גענוג דורכגעמאכט

Shomer Yisroel - D'veykus

Also on my mind.