Passover Share: Manischewitz Presents The Jewish Cowboy : Harold Stern from Centerville, Texas

jewish_cowboy.jpgToday is the second day of Passover and what better way to relive the memories of last night’s Second Seder than by listening to the Texas drawl of Harold Stern, the Jewish Cowboy from Centerville, Texas?

This promotional 45 rpm record produced by the Manischewitz company features Mr. Stern speaking about his life as a Jewish Cowboy, sharing personal information about himself (he’s single ladies!), and thanking the Manischewitz for providing all the fixins that enable his family to observe the holidays in ranch country. To break up these personal vignettes, singer/accordionist Avram Grobard steps in and performs a couple of short selections.

The recording is brief, clocking in at just under nine minutes, but it is not short on entertainment value. You’ve never heard the words ‘gefilte fish’ pronounced quite like this, and that’s no bubbe maisse! Have fun listening and as always, Enjoy!

Download the audio track and cover art as one 8.5 MB .zip file.

 

6 Responses to “Passover Share: Manischewitz Presents The Jewish Cowboy : Harold Stern from Centerville, Texas”

  1. Rev. Frost Says:

    Oh God :)

  2. mikey Says:

    this is beast

  3. Scott Says:

    This is awesome. I remember when it came out for Passover in the 60′s.

  4. Reuben Hartstein Says:

    If you haven’t already, check out Mickey Katz’s yiddish version of Home On The Range, …’Heym ahfn Range. I’ts a riot. “Oy, gip mir a heym mit a vaybeleh sheyn vu di sheps un di tsigeleh leyfen. Gip mir a hoyz mit gezunter cowboys, un a couple hundert cattle tsu farkeyfen.” As you can tell Mickey was a Litvak.

  5. Mike Fitzgerald Says:

    How can I get a copy of the album of “the Jewish Cowboy”

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