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Benny Goodman & Teddy Wilson
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Debbie Friedman Anthology, PB
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Benny and Teddy, two different histories brought together to form the first Black-and-White Jazz band in history. They played the hottest music of their time and became the "fathers" of swing. They made many recordings together, but finally boldly played together in front of a live audience at the Congress Hotel in Chicago, 1936.
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A tribute to Debbie Friedman's life and music, this book features every song
she wrote and recorded (plus more than 30 songs previously unavailable)
in lead sheet format, with complete lyrics, melody line, guitar chords,
Hebrew, transliteration, and English translation. This collection of more than 215 songs was meticulously edited by Joel N.
Eglash with assistance from Debbie's family, friends, and lifelong
colleagues. Includes over 400 pages of music, photographs,
biographical information, memories of Debbie, and tributes to her
legacy.
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Temple Bombing by Melissa Fay Greene
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March: Book One
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In indepth look at the events that led up to the bombing of The Temple in Atlanta as a result of the close relationship between The Temple Jewish community and Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement.
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As a young student, John Lewis was a leader and organizer in the earliest Civil Rights Movement, right along side Martin Luther King. Book One tells the early story of nonviolent lunch-counter sit-ins, the first step toward desegregation of eating establishments and others. The first book of the trilogy leading to Selma and the March on Washington.
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Relational Judaism
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Seven Questions You're Asked in Heaven
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Practical strategies and case studies to guide
Jewish leaders in turning institutions into engaging communities that
connect members to Judaism in meaningful and lasting ways.
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Ron Wolfson provides an advance copy of the questions
you ll be asked in heaven, encouraging you to reflect on your life
goals and providing ideas both big and small for achieving them, a wise guide to a well-lived life.
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Martin Luther King and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Marched Together in Selma
