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| title5=[[Me'ein]] | note5=<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Me-Ein" or "Meein Olam Haba".</ref> | lyrics5=[[:Category:Song by lyricist/Prayers for Shabbat|Prayers for Shabbat]] | music5=[[:Category:Song by composer/ | | title5=[[Me'ein]] | note5=<ref group="Notes">In later releases, it is spelled "Me-Ein" or "Meein Olam Haba".</ref> | lyrics5=[[:Category:Song by lyricist/Prayers for Shabbat|Prayers for Shabbat]] | music5=[[:Category:Song by composer/Aaron Miller|Aaron Miller]] | extra5=<span lang="he" dir="rtl">מעין עולם הבא</span> | length5=2:46 | ||
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The Good Old Days | ||||
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Live album by | ||||
Released | 1986 | |||
Genre | Chassidic | |||
Length | 48:23 | |||
Language | Hebrew, English, Yiddish | |||
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Producer | Sheya Mendlowitz | |||
Avraham Fried chronology | ||||
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Original cassette Hebrew cover | ||||
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Original English CD cover | ||||
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Original Hebrew CD cover | ||||
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Second release Hebrew CD cover | ||||
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The Good Old Days (Hebrew: בהופעה) is the first live album, and his sixth overall album release by Chassidic singer Avraham Fried, released in 1986 by Gal-Paz.
The album features twelve songs in English and Hebrew. The songs are mainly composed by Yossi Green (although not credited as such on the album cover as done in the past).
The album is currently distributed in North America by Sameach Music, and in Israel by Gal-Paz.
Track listing
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Hebrew title | Length |
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1. | "Overture" | פתיחה | 4:11 | ||
2. | "Hu Elokeinu" | Prayers for Shabbat and Yom Tov | הוא אלוקינו | 3:42 | |
3. | "Tsomoh" ([Notes 1]) | Tehillim | Yossi Green | צמאה | 4:34 |
4. | "Simantov" ([Notes 2]) | Blessing of the Moon | Moshe Laufer | סימן טוב | 2:53 |
5. | "Me'ein" ([Notes 3]) | Prayers for Shabbat | Aaron Miller | מעין עולם הבא | 2:46 |
6. | "Tatenyu" | Avraham Fried | Sholom Charitonov | טאטעניו | 6:04 |
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Hebrew title | Length |
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7. | "Atoh" ([Notes 4]) | Prayers for Yom Tov | Menachem Irenstein | אתה בחרתנו | 3:16 |
8. | "L'fanav" ([Notes 5]) | Prayers for Shabbat | Baruch Chait | לפניו | 3:30 |
9. | "Vant" | וואנט | 4:41 | ||
10. | "Invey" ([Notes 6]) | Talmud Pesachim | Moshe Laufer | ענבי | 3:16 |
11. | "T'nu Shevach" ([Notes 7]) | Prayers for Shabbat | Shaya Perl | תנו שבח | 4:03 |
12. | "Goodbye Golus" | Avraham Fried | Yossi Green | קץ לגלות | 5:27 |
Total length: | 48:23 |
Credits
- Produced and directed by Sheya Mendlowitz
- Recorded in Israel
Notes
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Tzsomoh" or "Tzomo".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Siman Tov".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Me-Ein" or "Meein Olam Haba".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Ata Bechartanu".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "L'fanov" or "Lefonov".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Invei Hagefen".
- ↑ In later releases, it is spelled "Tnu Shevach".