The Secret Jewish History Of Woodstock
“In some ways, Woodstock was just a large-scale, Jewish Catskills pop-up, where the entertainment was rock ‘n’ roll instead of klezmer.”
The Secret Jewish History of The Rolling Stones
Their first manager was Jewish. They first played with a Jewish blues guitarist. They even used Yiddish in a Top 40 hit.
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘Shaft’
In 1972, the fictional private detective worked the Diamond District in “Shaft Among the Jews.”
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘A Star Is Born’
The origins of the “Star Is Born” go back to a 1932 drama called “What Price Hollywood?” that starred Constance Bennett.
Happy 77th Birthday To Paul McCartney, The Jewish Beatle
John Lennon said, ‘Show business is an extension of the Jewish religion.’ But Paul McCartney lived it.
The Secret Jewish History Of Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue
Dylan is far from the only Jewish thing in Martin Scorsese’s documentary about the seminal 1975 tour.
Bob Dylan’s 10 Most Jewish Songs
Bob Dylan didn’t exactly grow up to be Shlomo Carlebach. But he never strayed too far from his roots, nor did he deny them, writes Seth Rogovoy.
The Secret Jewish History Of Doris Day
Fun fact: Doris Day turned down the role of Mrs. Robinson in “The Graduate.”
For Mother’s Day — 9 Great Versions Of ‘My Yiddishe Mame’
Here are 9 takes on ‘My Yiddishe Mame’ that you have to listen to.
The Secret Jewish History Of “Rock Around The Clock”
“Rock Around the Clock” was credited to two Philadelphia-born Jewish songwriters, each the son of immigrants.
