Ruach Recorded
Listen into a live recording from the stage of the Shabbat Song Session from San Diego. Press the play button to hear the energy and feel the excitement of the evening.
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December 15, 2007
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Amazing. Simply Amazing. I felt like I was there because of this. Baruch HaShem!
Thank you all so much for these podcasts. I've been reading them and following along. This bit of Ruach was wonderful to share. It was truly a gift for those of us that could not be there.
Hearing this gives me goosebumps anew ... without all the panting from dancing through the aisles.
Who is rocking on the electric guitar? The whole song session sounds great! Awesome.
The electric guitarist is named Mark Shapiro. He lives in San Diego. Mark often plays at Congregation Beth Israel's "Soul Food Shabbat" service. Come join us if you're in town!
This session may have been my favorite at the Biennial. As much as I learned and shared at other sessions, THIS was where the joy and spirit of Shabbat took me to a new place altogether. I hope I can bring some of this home to my congregation!