Say Shabbat Shalom / Geronimo (by Sheppard) - Listen Up! A Cappella

Music: “Geronimo” written by J. Bovino, Amy L. Sheppard, and George J. Sheppard
Lyrics: “Say Shabbat Shalom” written by Eli and Terry Taylor
Listen Up! is: Eli Nathan Taylor, Shayna Elliott, Steve Singer, and Freddie Feldman
Vocal Arrangement by Steve Singer
Audio Produced by Freddie Feldman and Steve Singer
Recorded, Edited, Mixed, Mastered by Freddie Feldman at VOCOMOTION (vocomotion.com)
Percussion recorded at "The Shvitz" in Skokie, Illinois
Video Production by Sean Strimple / Walk On Media (walkonproductio...)
Photography by Ron Gould
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Special thanks to the Chicago Loop Synagogue
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[@AYKarsh]

Awesome! Catchy! Great job!

[@Hannelore17]

Full lyrics, please (including transliterated Hebrew portions)?? I would love to be able to sing along to all of it! It's so great. :-D

[@Bro-ne9sw]

try listening to the original lol. u prob understand it. lol. say gerinamo

[@beckyzoole]

Can't believe it, it's coming back Can you feel it? Though it's gone so fast I can hear it: Lecha dodi kikrat kallah Candles burning with flames so bright We will gather in shul tonight As we daven: P'nei Shabbat nekabalah So say Shabbat Shalom! (x7) Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha, metuka... Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha, metuka... Say Shabbat Shalom! It's a blessing we're grateful for. We can share it l'dor v'dor As we sing: Lecha dodi kikrat kallah So say Shabbat Shalom! (x7) Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha, metuka... Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha... Shalom aleichem, malachei ha'sharet Malachei elyon, hamalachim Ha'Kodesh Baruch Hu. Bo'achem l'shalom, malachei ha'shalom Malachei elyon, hamalachim Ha'Kodesh Baruch Hu. Barchuni l'shalom, malachei ha'shalom Malachei elyon, hamalachim Ha'Kodesh Baruch Hu. Tzeit'chem l'shalom, malachei ha'shalom Malachei elyon, hamalachim Ha'Kodesh Baruch Hu. So say Shabbat Shalom! (x7) Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha, metuka... Can you feel the love? Menucha v'simcha, metuka... Can you feel the love? Notes: Lecha dodi kikrat kallah, P'nei Shabbat nekabalah -- This is the opening line of a 16th century hymn written by the mystic Rabbi Shalom Halevi Alkabetz. in which he imagines the Sabbath as a bride. It is a very popular hymn, sung around the world in synagogues to open the Sabbath services. The quoted words mean "Come my beloved to greet the bride, let us welcome the presence of the Sabbath". Shul -- synagogue (in Yiddish) Daven -- pray (in Yiddish) Shabbat Shalom -- The traditional Sabbath greeting, "Sabbath peace!". Menucha v'simcha, metuka... -- An allusion to another 16th century hymn, this one with an anonymous author. Very popular for the Sabbath, the quoted words are from the chorus and mean "rest and happiness, sweetness". L'dor v'dor -- "From generation to generation", or "to all generations". A phrase found in several psalms, as well as in one of the central prayers of the Sabbath liturgy: "From generation to generation we will declare your greatness, and for all eternity we will proclaim your holiness".

[@gabrielleconner904]

@@beckyzoole Love you xoxoxo babe I hope you have a great day and I will be there in the morning.

[@gabrielleconner904]

@@Bro-ne9sw what

[@RickyKejmusic]

fantastic!! Love it!

[@JewishSong]

Ricky Kej Thanks, Ricky!

[@KSerendipity24]

This is awesome. It's stuck in my head but I am not complaining. Do you have the full lyrics please? :)

[@alexandrailic8919]

Can you translate all this song in to English? Please and thank you.

[@michaeldeo5068]

Menucha V'simcha, means contentment and happiness of the Sabbath day SHALOM ALEICHEM ~ Peace Upon You ~ “Shalom Aleichem Malachei Hashalom” is a Jewish hymn recited on Friday night before the Sabbath (Shabbat) meal. Based on a Jewish poem. Translation: Shalom upon you, O ministering angels, Angels of the Exalted One. From the King who reigns over kings, the Holy One, Blessed is He. May your coming be for shalom, O angels of shalom, Angels of the Exalted One. From the King Who reigns over kings, the Holy One, Blessed is He. Bless me for shalom, O angels of shalom, Angels of the Exalted One. From the King Who reigns over kings, the Holy One, Blessed is He. May your departure be to shalom, O angels of shalom, Angels of the Exalted One. From the King who reigns over kings, the Holy One, Blessed is He. Transliteration: (from Hebrew) Shalom Aleichem Mal’achei hasharet mal’achei elyon. Mimelech mal’achei ham’lachim Hakadosh baruch Hu. Bo’achem leshalom Mal’achei hasharet mal’achei elyon. Mimelech mal’achei ham’lachim Hakadosh baruch Hu. Bar’chuni leshalom Mal’achei hasharet mal’achei elyon. Mimelech mal’achei ham’lachim Hakadosh baruch Hu. Tzetchem leshalom Mal’achei hasharet mal’achei elyon.

[@arnoldnorder806]

Sjabbat Sjalom everyone. And be blessed to The Creator and His Word and Son Jesjoeah HaMessiach and Ruach Hakodesh.

[@TamaHinckley]

Even though it is not yet Shabbat, this was too good to not share! Shabbat Shalom early!

[@עטרהאילני]

Wow sound great love it

[@nameentered9333]

So catchy :) Great job!

[@matc5757]

Shabbat Shalom!!!

[@honey4345]

Can you translate all this song in to English? Please and thank you.

[@glennkapetansky7156]

Stuck in my brain now, probably stay there until your next one knocks it out!

[@NoahMishkin]

AWESOME!

[@JewishSong]

Noah Mishkin thanks, bub.

[@gabrielleconner904]

Cool

[@ryanteles961]

Very Good!!!

[@lindalambeck1941]

LOVE, LOVE. LOVE!

[@stringsmymy]

מצוין טוב מאד

[@mteknigram4642]

Very cool arrangement!

[@JewishSong]

M Teknigram Thanks, Em! That's quite a compliment coming from you!

[@mikeyman11]

sounds great guys

[@JewishSong]

Michael Gullo Thanks, Michael!

[@raywilliam9715]

playing this on shabbat for the last 6 weeks, thanks! shabbat shalom from the Netherlands

[@rzldzl122]

Shabbat Shalom!

[@rabbiveronicaperezhouseofs8336]

Love it, hope you have this cd

[@JewishSong]

Rabbi Veronica Perez No CD, but you can purchase on iTunes via the icon in the video. Thanks!

[@tziyongracesamuel4445]

love it