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**Melave Malka** with Avraham Fried
Melave Malka with Avraham Fried
	Original vinyl sleeve
Studio album by Avraham Fried
Released	1984
Genre	Chassidic
Length	42:21
Language	Yiddish, Hebrew, Aramaic
Label	Holyland; Galton; Aderet; Gal-Paz;
Producer	Sheya Mendlowitz
Full discography chronology
Original Hebrew vinyl cover
Original CD cover
Hebrew CD cover

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Melave Malka (a.k.a. Melave Malka with Avraham Fried) (Hebrew: מלווה מלכה עם אברהם פריד^{[Notes 1]}) is the fourth studio album by Chassidic singer Avraham Fried, released in 1984 by Holyland Records.

The album features ten songs in Yiddish, Hebrew and Aramaic. The songs are composed by multiple composers, and not one main composer as in previous releases.

Album is currently distributed in North America by Aderet Records, and in Israel by Gal-Paz.

Featured songs

Side A

Askeinu^{[Notes 2]} • אתקינו
Hamavdil • המבדיל
Simon Tov^{[Notes 3]} • סימן טוב
A Good Week • א גוטע וואך
Yivarechicha^{[Notes 4]} • יברכך ה' מציון

Side B

V'Haishiv^{[Notes 5]} • והשיב
Ish Chosid • איש חסיד היה
Oseh Shalom • עושה שלום
U'Sheavtem^{[Notes 6]} • ושאבתם
Ki V'Simcha^{[Notes 7]} • כי בשמחה

Credits

Produced and (directed?) by Sheya Mendlowitz
Arranged and conducted by Moshe Laufer
Music: Zimriah Orchestra
Recorded in (...?) N.J.
Empowered by Joe & (Nanci?) Marciano

Guest Appreciation In

Reb Yom Tov Ehrich
Cantor Aaron Miller
?
Rabbi Eli Teitlebaum(?)
Mendy Werdyger
?
Zvi Pill

Notes

↑ Gal-Paz later renamed the album to "מלוה מלכה".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Askinu Seudoso".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Siman Tov".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Yivarechecha".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Veheishiv".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Usheavtem Mayim".
↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Ki Vesimcha".

[1] Gal-Paz later renamed the album to "מלוה מלכה".

[2] In later releases, it is spelled "Askinu Seudoso".

[3] In later releases, it is spelled "Siman Tov".

[4] In later releases, it is spelled "Yivarechecha".

[5] In later releases, it is spelled "Veheishiv".

[6] In later releases, it is spelled "Usheavtem Mayim".

[7] In later releases, it is spelled "Ki Vesimcha".

[Notes 1]

[Notes 2]

[Notes 3]

[Notes 4]

[Notes 5]

[Notes 6]

[Notes 7]

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 == Featured songs ==
 === Side A ===
-# [[Askeinu|Askeinu]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">אתקינו</span>
+# [[Askeinu|Askeinu]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Askinu Seudoso".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">אתקינו</span>
 # [[Hamavdil|Hamavdil]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">המבדיל</span>
-# [[Simon Tov|Simon Tov]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">סימן טוב</span>
+# [[Simon Tov|Simon Tov]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Siman Tov".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">סימן טוב</span>
 # [[A Good Week|A Good Week]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">א גוטע וואך</span>
-# [[Yevarechicha|Yevarechicha]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">יברכך ה' מציון</span>
+# [[Yivarechicha|Yivarechicha]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Yivarechecha".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">יברכך ה' מציון</span>
 === Side B ===
-# <li value="6">[[V'Haishiv|V'Haishiv]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">והשיב</span>
+# <li value="6">[[V'Haishiv|V'Haishiv]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Veheishiv".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">והשיב</span>
 # [[Ish Chosid|Ish Chosid]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">איש חסיד היה</span>
 # [[Oseh Shalom|Oseh Shalom]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">עושה שלום</span>
-# [[U'Sheavtem|U'Sheavtem]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">ושאבתם</span>
+# [[U'Sheavtem|U'Sheavtem]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Usheavtem Mayim".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">ושאבתם</span>
-# [[Ki V'Simcha|Ki V'Simcha]] • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">כי בשמחה</span>
+# [[Ki V'Simcha|Ki V'Simcha]]<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Ki Vesimcha".</ref> • <span lang="he" dir="rtl">כי בשמחה</span>
 == Credits ==