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  • CREDITS
    Those Were the Days (Nov 07, 1990 - Feb 24, 1991)
    Musical, Original
    • Music by Joseph Rumshinsky, Ben Yomen, Gioacchino Rossini, Lew Pollack, Sholom Secunda and Samuel Steinberg; Words and Music by M. Warshavsky, M. Gebirtig, A. Lebedeff, Sholom Secunda, Gene Raskin, Mel Tolkin, Hymie Jacobson, Bella Meisel and Herman Yablokoff; American folksong adapted by Wolf Younin; From the repertoire of Menashe Oppenheim; Folksong "Saposhkelekh" (The Boots) from the research of Michael Alpert; From the "Forbidden Songs" of Soviet Jews as recorded by David Eshet
    Sing Israel, Sing (May 11, 1967 - Jun 11, 1967)
    Special, Original
    • Based on texts and music by Asaf Halevi, Moishe Broderson, M. Warshavsky, Wolf Younin, M. Neu, Shlomo Weisfisch, Joel Chayes, E. Kishon and H. Kon
Those Were the Days (Nov 07, 1990 - Feb 24, 1991)
Musical, Original
  • Music by Joseph Rumshinsky, Ben Yomen, Gioacchino Rossini, Lew Pollack, Sholom Secunda and Samuel Steinberg; Words and Music by M. Warshavsky, M. Gebirtig, A. Lebedeff, Sholom Secunda, Gene Raskin, Mel Tolkin, Hymie Jacobson, Bella Meisel and Herman Yablokoff; American folksong adapted by Wolf Younin; From the repertoire of Menashe Oppenheim; Folksong "Saposhkelekh" (The Boots) from the research of Michael Alpert; From the "Forbidden Songs" of Soviet Jews as recorded by David Eshet
Sing Israel, Sing (May 11, 1967 - Jun 11, 1967)
Special, Original
  • Based on texts and music by Asaf Halevi, Moishe Broderson, M. Warshavsky, Wolf Younin, M. Neu, Shlomo Weisfisch, Joel Chayes, E. Kishon and H. Kon

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