Eitan Katz

And this includes, I'm so humbled to say, Rav Moshe Weinberger is going to be with us.

Rav Lazar Brody, Rabbi Judah Mischel, my dear brother Eitan Katz, Alex Clare, Chaim David, Danny Zamir, Gad Elbaz, Lazar Lloyd, Rav Moshe Avban, Nachum Siegel, Naftali Kalfa, Pei Dalad, Tamir Goodman, Yehuda Katz, Yitzchak Atias, the band Zusha, Yosef Karduner, and I feel like fireballs should be coming out of my mouth right now as I'm saying all these names, and a few other very special guests that I can't really announce who they are because due to other productions, sometimes you just gotta keep the names as a last second surprise.

But we're gonna be together, Sukas, and we're gonna be together in a big way.

And we're going to share in a very, very big way.

It was run by my dear chavver Shmuel Levi from Leviathan.

And the chavver there, the Moroccan Breslevers opened up a kolel there and I would hang out there in the mornings.

And I had a chavrusa and gemara brachos with two of my soul brothers, Dovitz Wierski and Josh Young.

One morning we were learning.

However, at 7.30, it's the Kol Yehudim mini concert, which will not be paused.

featuring Eitan Katz.

At 8 a.m., we head to Israel with Manginot Yisrael, a musical journey from the Chalutzim to the modern day, all songs related to the Yamin Norayim.

At 8.30, it's a different Shir Lehiti Anglit Be'ivrit.

That was Colba Seder with Jonah from the Songs for Growing album, Matthew Cech and Good Old Jonah, preceded by Saul Kay and Jonah from Jewish Blues Vol.

2, Shlomo Katz and B'Rosh Hashanah from the Yismach Melech album, Feliza and Ora Zohar and Al Chait, and Jacob Slatter and the London Boys Choir with Mara Cohen.

It is now time for the Kol Yehudim mini-concert featuring Eitan Katz.

Ararararara

So one backyard wedding that I did, I remember, the aidim were...

The Edim were Eitan Katz, because he was playing, and the photographer.

Those were the two Edim.

I don't know if it was Benjamin Korn, whoever it was.

Amen.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the one and only Eitan Katz, Ki Karayev, of his album, Ashrecha, released back in 2019.

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Yo, this is Haid Todor, I have a good Shabbos, just a reminder of Lenny's early shlok, tefillah parody for Yom Kippur, and of course, country Yossi's deaf man, Don't know if we'll get to those.

Find it online afterwards.

Moshe Sobel and Eitan Katz.

It's a great, great negron.

That pasuk, pit chuli petach, he does it in English.

And that's what he says.

In this passage, next time you hear Eitan Katz's, next time you sing it.

This combination of these three is the formula for change.

Now La'asoso.