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Tikva Records, the first pop-up Jewish record store in the world, is opening on December 1st FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Musical performances include Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, a very special tribute to the Burton Sisters, Members of Dengue Fever, Fool’s Gold, Rebecca Bortman of My First Earthquake, Jeremiah Lockwood of the Sway Machinery, …
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In celebration of our latest album release, Songs for the Jewish-American Jet Set: The Tikva Records Story 1950-1973, we’re opening a 1950’s style record store in San Francisco’s Mission District (3191 Mission Street). The store will open for business December 1st and last through the end of Hanukkah (December 27). The Tikva Records store …
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The Idelsohn Society is proud to announce that our latest album, Songs For the Jewish-American Jet Set: The Tikva Records Story 1950-1973, will be released on November 22nd. Here’s a sneak peak at the album cover.
The album is a curated collection of the best of Tikva Records, the flagship independent Jewish record …
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The Library of Congress is currently accepting public nominations for its annual National Recording Registry.
Each year since 2002 the National Recording Preservation Board (NRPB) and members of the public have nominated recordings to the National Registry. The breadth and depth of nominations received highlights the richness of the nation’s audio legacy and underscores the …
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Black Sabbath is back! By popular demand, the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco has reopened the exhibit as of August 4th. If you missed it the first time around, or are just eager to see it again, head over to the CJM and check it out.
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