Gotta love a song that takes a chapter of Tehillim from opening to close. Also, gotta love that I couldn't place the recording and Ber hesitated before declaring it "Memories." So, remind me again why we have no recollection of anything on Memories? Gonna do the Avi to that recording today. See you on the flip side!
In one way, we approach each day and every decision with the conviction that Hashem will assist us in doing well. In the second, we reflect on all that we've done, seen and felt and thank G-d it was the way it is. Now which song do you prefer?
Since this morning's Tehillim, I've had a crack team of investigative audiophiles investigating audio files. We knew it was "on an early-career MBD" but could not place it exactly. We sang every part of the song to identify likely title names, but did not think of Yevoda. We found it, though, because we tried. And trying for real, really works.
Also requested in the comments, comparing Achas Sho'altis is a definite "Elul Extra" good deed. But Tzlil v'Zemer has more than once given us more than one Achas (irony noted), taking away the fun of all those. Here instead are the MBD version from 1979 (V'chol Maaminim) and the AF version from 1991 (Aderaba) for your opinion on melody and performance and how they hold up to time.
To me, the greatness of this post is that I nailed the recording (Bisiyata diShmaya) on the first try.
On Monday we didn't matchup, because I simply spaced out on the day of the week. I had a matchup in mind, but it slipped. Okay. So it isn't Monday and this isn't a matchup, but here's another Ono Melech (MBD, Efshar Letaken).
Tough call. They're two very different compositions, each emphasizing its own mood and vision. In the end, I like the MBC melody, the MBD arrangements and both overall. You?
And I'm so glad this popped into my head two minutes ago. So I post this song to you-u-u-u-u! Marty K. the big pro-doo-sa...his thick ci-ga, the pa-ty boo-za'... I`m So Proud by Mordechai Ben David on Grooveshark Remember the scandal and the comments there. Yammo pointed to the awesome slap-bass in this track. Enjoy!