A really wonderful song. Hinei Ma Tov indeed!

Beautiful music with so much soul. Thank you!

Beautiful and I did listen to it with earphones. I would appreciate a reference for the translation.

I think you've touched on something very new here. Its spiritualism spans across the world with this melody and presentation. I hear notes of Pacific Islanders, Mediterranean swaying, earthy European melody, all bound up in our beloved Nigun tradition. Using the choir as an Organ is brilliant and adds to extraordinary color and depth of the music. Congratulations to all of you and thank you for this wonderful experience.

Beautiful. Thank you.

Gorgeous.

Everything you touch is magic, Joey......❤

Beautiful! I never knew about this zemer.

Beautiful! יישר כוחכם

so moving, so beautiful.

Yoni! Jesse! Brielle!

TRULY INSPIRING!

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Beautiful. Thank you.

Your music is very nice but it reminds me more of African music than Jewish music. I am sure it is a very spiritual encounter for you but to my taste it is missing the "kvetch".Of course every generation finds a new shir chadash but something is missi sng......

Great song! Send me sheet music so Sacred Music Fellowship can play it in California!

Woah... Halleluyah is RIGHT! For Joey, Aly, Dan, Shawn, the incredible choir AND everything else!!

Bound to be a classic and will be sung in synagogues across the land.

Your work always helps me to breathe! And to be thankful and to give thanks! Toda Raba❤

again helping me get though tough days, thank you for the good tears

RAZA also spreads my wings.....the niggun/s that the women sound into being are also way through to a moist heart!!!

Song and voice are the new / old way to Aquarian collectiveness...words are too fraught by the old ways.......sing and sound and watch your heart become moist!! thank you!

So beautiful! Thank you!

thank you thank you

Weeping with this as I listen closely this morning … no words!! 😢🥀

Beautiful!!!

Incredible rendition. Loved lively participation of the chorus. Thank you.

Bravo ❤ Great!

I love that song

Chills every time I hear this, dear Joey.....gratefully we sing this often in my synagogue, B'nai Jeshurun.....Yasher koach with so much admiration.......

Interesting , elevating. Meets the tone of the original text

In light of the election, I have truly needed this. This is one of the most beautiful tunes I have heard.

I can't stop listening to this; singing and playing along. So overwhelmingly powerful and beautiful. Thank you for putting it into the world in this form.

And this is a new favorite. Very soulful. Keep up the good work.

As always, your music lifts me up, gives me hope and strength. THANK YOU!!! Such beauty you put into the world!

Love the bass counterpoint.

Extraordinary. What a blessing to hear.

Nice vibe and great playing from all. Beautiful!

Fantastic. Direct to my soul

This is the first time I have had a meaningful sense of this prayer. Thank you.

Joey I am wondering which scales you are playing in. I don’t think it is Minor or freygish, but something close to it

Chag sameach sukkot from Massachusetts.

What's with the 'Ashkesphard' Hebrew? You should know better than that...

Absolutely insane soprano guitar and gorgeous lead vocals and choir!!

This song touches me to the core.

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Dear Joey, When my father died of a fatal heart attack April 7, 2023, I was unprepared for the depth of my grief. But your music, and memories of playing videos, especially of you with your children -- for him when he was 94 and 95, - these things were a source of comfort fo me. I remember you saying - I think on one of the Sunday night songwriting sessions- I think possibly even Ecclesiastes and you, Joey, said. Well, yes, God says you down there, you! Yes you! You are ALL going to die. And so do the right thing, the right things before you die, because that’s all there is, a season for everything, and then you die. And the song lyrics say, but have a little drink- on the way, it is OK - it will not save your life, because everybody dies, and so the song and beat and melody are for everyone to be able to drink, a little, dance and sing a little, on the way. I asked you for guidance on the mourner’s Kaddish, and you wrote back with some hyperlinks. But I knew, because of failing so often to understand, music theory, or Hebrew, that you always respected that I tried. I tried to remember to treat myself with respect, even when I had no words. When I first played my Dad one of your videos with your children, he asked who you were. I said that’s Joey. I said to my Dad, Joey reminds me of you teaching me holiday songs in Hebrew when I was little. Then your daughter, who was very shy, came into the video frame one week. See! I said to my Dad, that’s how I was. He looked confused. Shy, I said. I felt shy. Ah, he said, and squeezed my fingers. Then my father smiled. Why are you smiling, I asked. I do not know, he said. And we laughed and laughed together. THAT is a memory I cherish. Because even if his death foretold was there in that moment; we also had those little sips of laughter….. Please get this comment to Joey. It is October 16th, 2024, and I thank you for the Riding Song ensemble.

This ensemble is a blessing to our community.

Thank you- what a blessing you and your soul nourishing music are!

Really nice. Hello from the UK