Tasty choc’late gelt
But you’d better eat it fast
‘fore it melts away
It’s the LeeVees again, warning us not to wait too long, because Gelt Melts – from Hanukkah Rocks

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It’s the LeeVees again, warning us not to wait too long, because Gelt Melts – from Hanukkah Rocks
The LeeVees sing about it in their song “How Do You Spell Channukkahh?” from Hanukkah Rocks

Tonight, the LeeVees help you decide with “Applesauce vs. Sour Cream” from Hanukkah Rocks

Today’s song is “Latke Clan” by The LeeVees from their album Hanukkah Rocks

I complained yesterday about the lack of good Chanukah music. But, in fact, there are some great Chanukah songs. Just to prove it, I”ll post one for each night of Chanukah, along with a haiku (of course) somewhat related to the song. All but today’s will be in video form – unfortunately I couldn’t find a decent online video version for today’s song.
Enjoy … and Chag Chanukah Sameach
Today’s song is a rocking version of the Chanukah blessings from the album Barenaked for the Holidays by the band Barenaked Ladies – who aren’t naked and aren’t ladies.
(click here to load the on-line player – once the page loads, just click the play button near the upper right corner)

Rasheeda Azar, Sen. Orrin Hatch, and Madeline Stone singing 'Eight Days of Hanukkah' CREDIT: Tablet Magazine
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Senator Orrin Hatch, a Mormon, has written a Chanukah song. Maybe you’ll enjoy it, but personally I’m not so excited. I hope it’s not politics affecting my musical critique, but it’s almost like he wrote this just to remind us that Christmas songs are so much better than what we have for Chanukah. They get “White Christmas”, written by a Jew … we get this, written by a Mormon.
Click on the picture, or on this link, to read more about it and see the video at Tablet Magazine
Happy Chanukah
Did you enjoy your latkes?
I certainly did!