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Goodbye Golus
Goodbye Golus
	Original vinyl sleeve cover
Studio album by Avraham Fried
Released	1985
Studio	Gal Kol, Tel Aviv; Systems Two, N.Y.;
Genre	Chassidic
Length	45:43
Language	Hebrew, English
Label	Holyland; Sameach; Aderet; Gal-Paz;
Producer	Sheya Mendlowitz
Avraham Fried chronology
Original CD cover
Original Hebrew CD cover

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Goodbye Golus (Hebrew: קץ לגלות) is the fifth studio album by Chassidic singer Avraham Fried, released in 1985 by Holyland Records.

The album features ten songs in English and Hebrew. The songs are mainly composed by Yossi Green.

The album was previously distributed in North America by Aderet Records (around 1992), and currently the album is distributed by Sameach Music, and in Israel by Gal-Paz.

Track listing

Goodbye Golus track listing
Side A
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Hebrew title	Length
1.	"L'fonov" (^{[Notes 1]})	Prayers for Shabbat	Baruch Chait	לפניו	3:43
2.	"Goodbye Golus"	Avraham Fried	Yossi Green	קץ לגלות	4:53
3.	"Kadaish" (^{[Notes 2]})	Daily prayers	Yossi Green	קדש	5:04
4.	"Nogil" (^{[Notes 3]})	Prayers for Simchat Torah	Yossi Green	נגיל	3:13
5.	"V'neekaisie" (^{[Notes 4]})	Yoel	Yisroel Lamm and Eli Teitelbaum	ונקיתי	4:31

Side B
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Hebrew title	Length
6.	"Atah" (^{[Notes 5]})	Tehillim	Yirmiyahu Damen	אתה	4:21
7.	"V'saiorev" (^{[Notes 6]})	Prayers for Yom Tov	Yossi Green	ותערב	5:54
8.	"V'hee" (^{[Notes 7]})	Haggadah for Pesach	Aaron Miller	והיא	4:19
9.	"Habet" (^{[Notes 8]})	Daily prayers	Yossi Green	הבט	5:28
10.	"Shevach"	Prayers for Shabbat	Traditional	שבח	4:17
Total length:					45:43

Album dedication

A Dedication to B'nos Chayil

Songs often linger with us and remind us of special moments. When we think of D'vory and Malky, we remember the songs they loved to sing. They sang for Neshei plays, for friends or anyone in need of some cheer. Now their voices are stilled, leaving us with memories...
And so we dedicate this record to these B'nos Chayil.

Credits

Produced and directed by Sheya Mendlowitz
Arranged and conducted by Yisroel Lamm
Composed by Yossi Green
Music by Neginah Orchestra
Recorded at Gal Kol—Tel Aviv, Systems Two—N.Y.
Engineered by Graham, Mike & Joseph Marciano
Mastering by Sound Tek, N.Y.
Jacket Design by Tov Art & Design/NYC

Back Up Vocals

Special Thanks

Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum
Moshe Laufer
Yanky Eisenstein
Nancy Marciano
Chaim Boruch
Sholom Ber
Suzy Lamm
Ruchele Lamm
Elizabeth & Rachel
Yocheved Reich
Ruthie Lehrfeld
Shmulik from Gal Kol
Abie Moskowitz
Tovia Ganz
Ding
Jonathan Tischler
Mendy Werdyger

Notes

↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Lefanav" or "Lefonov".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Kadeish Es Shimcho", "Kadesh" or "Kadaish Urchatz" (unsure why the word "Urchatz" is included. It is not in the lyrics of the song).
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Nogil V'nosis".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "V'Nikaisi" or "Venikeisi".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Atoh Sukom", "Atoh" or "Ata Sakum".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "V'seioreiv", "Veseorev" or "Veseiorev".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Vehi Sh'eumdo", "Vehih" or "Vehi Sheomdo".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Habeit".
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1 As spelled on vinyl sleeve.

Resources

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 The National Library of Israel

[2] In later releases, it is spelled "Lefanav" or "Lefonov".

[3] In later releases, it is spelled "Kadeish Es Shimcho", "Kadesh" or "Kadaish Urchatz" (unsure why the word "Urchatz" is included. It is not in the lyrics of the song).

[4] In later releases, it is spelled "Nogil V'nosis".

[5] In later releases, it is spelled "V'Nikaisi" or "Venikeisi".

[6] In later releases, it is spelled "Atoh Sukom", "Atoh" or "Ata Sakum".

[7] In later releases, it is spelled "V'seioreiv", "Veseorev" or "Veseiorev".

[8] In later releases, it is spelled "Vehi Sh'eumdo", "Vehih" or "Vehi Sheomdo".

[9] In later releases, it is spelled "Habeit".

[:0-10] 9.0 ^9.1 As spelled on vinyl sleeve.

[:0-1] 1.0 ^1.1 The National Library of Israel

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-[[Goodbye Golus]] (Hebrew: <span lang="he" dir="rtl">קץ לגלות</span>) is the fifth studio album by Chassidic singer [[Avraham Fried]], released in [[:Category:Album year/1985|1985]] by [[:Category:Album by label/Holyland Records|Holyland Records]].
+[[Avraham Fried/Goodbye Golus|Goodbye Golus]] (Hebrew: <span lang="he" dir="rtl">קץ לגלות</span>) is the fifth studio album by Chassidic singer [[Avraham Fried]], released in [[:Category:Album year/1985|1985]] by [[:Category:Album by label/Holyland Records|Holyland Records]].
 The album features ten songs in [[:Category:Album by language/English|English]] and [[:Category:Album by language/Hebrew|Hebrew]]. The songs are mainly composed by [[Yossi Green]].