Tag Archives: Jeremiah Lockwood

From Ram’s Horn to Beatbox

Tags: Basya Schechter, Cesar Lerner, Daniel Kahn, film, Jeremiah Lockwood, Marcel Mogulevsky, Moses Walyombe, music, Psoy Korelenko, Rabbi Enosh Keki Mainah, Shura Lipovsky, SoCalled, Tamas Wormser, The Wandering Muse

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Shtetl on the Shortwave| 1 Comment

The Wandering Muse explores what it means to be Jewish through the lens of some of the most eclectic and talented Jewish musicians today.

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Tagged Basya Schechter, Cesar Lerner, Daniel Kahn, film, Jeremiah Lockwood, Marcel Mogulevsky, Moses Walyombe, music, Psoy Korelenko, Rabbi Enosh Keki Mainah, Shura Lipovsky, SoCalled, Tamas Wormser, The Wandering Muse

jews invited to mali

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Tags: H2Oil, Jeremiah Lockwood, Mali, shtetl on the shortwave, Sway Machinery

Posted on December 18, 2009 by Tamara Kramer| Leave a comment

For the first time ever, a Jewish band has been invited to perform at the world renowned Festival in the Desert in Mali…a predominantly Islamic country where Judaism had been outlawed for hundreds of years. Jeremiah Lockwood, lead singer of …

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