[record company blurb:]In his dramatic follow-up to Transmigrations: Gilgul, Wolf Krakowski weaves unique and heartfelt world-beat soul stylings with Yiddish folk, theatre and pop songs to create a compelling international downtown sound rooted in the blues, country-rock, tango, reggae and native mameloshn. Produced by Frank London, this contemporary classic is the very embodiment of Old World meets the New. Track List: Tate-mame Dona. dona Kh'vel shoyn mer nisht ganvenen Mit farmakhte oygn A shod dayne trern Tsum sof vest du zayn mayn Drey, dreydl Tife griber, royter laym Hundert Lomir trakhtn nor fun haynt Gib zhe khaver, a roykher ton Zingarella Personnel: Wolf Krakowski The Lonesome Brothers: Jim Armenti, Ray Mason, Tom Shea Seth Austen, Doug Beaumier, Fraidy Katz, Daniel Lombardo, Frank London, Corner Mentos, Brian Mitchell, Charles Neville, Jaye Simms, Pamela Smith Salavka, Beverly Woods Links: Wolf Krakowski Home Page ("Kamea Media"); Seth Rogovoy's article Wolf Krakowski's Electric Shtetl-Rock wolf-goyrl-cd$16.00