Joey Adams, Sholom Secunda – Jewish Folk Songs

Joey Adams (born Joseph Abramowitz; January 6, 1911 – December 2, 1999) was an American comedian, vaudevillian, radio host, nightclub performer and author, who was inducted into the New York Friars' Club in 1977 and wrote the book Borscht Belt in 1973. Adams grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, "a predominantly Jewish section of the borough at the time of his birth."[

His father Nathan Abramowitz was a tailor who later moved to the Bronx. His mother was Ida Chonin.
Sholom Secunda was an American composer of Ukrainian-Jewish descent, born 4 September 1894 in Aleksandriya, Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire, now Oleksandriia, Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine. He died 13 June 1974 in New York City and was the father of lyricist and songwriter Sheldon Secunda.

Tracklist:

Medley (3:31)
A1a Oif'n Pripetchok
A1b Ich Furh Aheim-tzu Palestina
A1c Wu Sannen Meine Sieben Gute Yohr
A1d Ih Vil Zich Spielen

 
Medley (5:09)
A2a Az Men Farzoocht
A2b Alle Villen Singen
A2c Am Yisruhl Chi
A2d Wus Geven Is Geven

 
Medley (5:20)
A3a Oi Mamme! Bin Ich Farliebt
A3b Abee Gesint
A3c Oi Malkele
A3d In Meine Oigen Bist Du Shain

Medley (3:45)
A4a Lomir Alle Singen
A4b Lomir Sich Iberbeten
A4c Sha Shtil Mach Nisht Kein Gerider
A4d Mein Shtetele Belz

 
B1 Shain Vie Die Levoone 4:25

Medley (5:03)
B2a Mein Yiddishe Meidele
B2b Bei Mir Bist Du Shain
B2c Chi-ri-bim, Chi-ri-bim

 
Medley (2:39)
B3a Roshenkis Mit Mandlin
B3b A Brivele Der Mamme

 
B4 A Share 1:06

Medley (4:28)
B5a Ein Bottle Beer
B5b Die Greene Koseene
B5c Sha Sha Der Rebbi Gait
B5d Ich Bin A Boarder Bei Mein Vibe
B5e Wus Lerent A Yingele
B5f Gut Voch

 
B6 Mishetetske Ladinu 3:13

B7 Finale: Az Men Farzoocht 1:59

Joey Adams, Sholom Secunda – Jewish Folk Songs

(192 kbps, one track for each album side, cover art included)