
So, I show up in the studio to work on recording the “scratch” tracks for the first three pieces of Shabbat Sweet, and staring directly at me is none other than John, Paul, George and Ringo, from a picture on the wall. No. No pressure!!!
Truth is, I really didn’t feel much pressure. I couldn’t ask to work with a nicer guy in the form of a producer. Steve Rashid is just a delight to work with. He put me completely at ease.
As I said, we worked on the scratch tracks for the project. Both vocals and baritone ukulele, as you can see in the picture. These tracks are really intended just to mark the shape of prayers so that the other musicians can play in. I’ll re-record both the vocals and ukulele after the other musicians have done their thing.
And did I mention that the cool microphone I’m singing into is the same kind of mic that Michael Jackson used to record “Thriller?” I don’t think there are any other associations there, but I’m sure someone out there has a wise-crack to make about it!!!!
Next up: we’ll be adding accordion to Leha Dodi. Maybe even tomorrow!! Stay tuned!

I sang Mi Chamocha last Saturday night at the Brother’s K Coffee house open mic. Mi Chamocha is a song of liberation. My dear friend and rabbi, 
Yup, Shabbat is only a few hours away. And that means sharing a meal with my girls and my wife, and (hopefully) letting go of the anxiety over the progress of the Kickstarter campaign to record 

