Every time we reached the words, “Ain’t gonna work on Saturday,” and Goomber would turn to the audience and shout, “WHY?!” and the entire audience would shout back, “It’s Shabbos Kodesh!” we knew we hit the mark.
“You have a tremendous talent of neginah, and you would be wise to use it to lift people up and bring them closer to Yiddishkeit”
Who would have believed that a group of young, inexperienced yeshivah bochurim were the catalysts to help so many young people become frum?
The shul became utterly still, and everyone began to dance in silence around this man and the sefer Torah he clutched so lovingly. There was no singing, no clapping, no noise whatsoever
The jingle genre wasn’t lost on Jewish marketers, and in the 70s and 80s, Jewish jingles started becoming popular
