Uncle Moishy and The Mitzvah Men - Music

Music

Characteristic songs are "Give a Little Tzedakah" and various tracks encouraging keeping kosher. For example, the following is an excerpt from one of his songs (sung partially to the tune of "Ten Little Indians"):

Throw away your ham and bacon
I won't eat it, you're mistaken.
I'm a Jew and I'm not fakin'
I eat only kosher.
So every time you're in the market,
Only get food with the kosher sign on it.
It's good for me and its good for you
And what do you know: Hashem loves it too!

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