Shlomo Carlebach (musician) - Discography

Discography

  • Haneshama Lach (Songs of My Soul) (Zimra Records, 1959)
  • Borchi Nafshi (Sing My Heart) (Zimra Records, 1960)
  • Shlomo Carlebach Sings (1962, recorded live)
  • At The Village Gate (Vanguard, 1963)
  • In The Palace Of The King (Vanguard, 1965)
  • Wake Up World (Zimrani Records, 1965)
  • Rebuild Thy House (B'nai Vescho) (Elana Records, 1967)
  • Am Yisrael Chai (1967, single)
  • I Heard the Wall Singing (Greater Recording Co., 1968)
  • Vehaer Eynenu (Hed Arzi, 1969)
  • Shlomo Carlebach Live, Let There Be Peace (Preiser, 1973, recorded in Vienna)
  • Uvnei Yerushalayim (6 Million in Heaven - 3 Million in Hell) (Menorah, 1974)
  • Uba'uh haovbim (Zimrani Records, 1974, "Live 10/22/74 at the Lane Sound Cube N.Y.C", single)
  • Together with Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach (Hed Arzi, 1974)
  • Rabbi Shlomo Concert Live in Concert (Yisrael B'tach BaShem) (Y&Y Productions, 1974, recorded in Brooklyn)
  • Shlomo Carlebach and the Children of Israel sing Ani Maamin (Emes Records, 1975)
  • Live in Tel Aviv (Heichal HaTarbut) (Hed Arzi, 1976)
  • Live in England (1978)
  • Days Are Coming (Embassy/Hal Roach Studios, 1979)
  • L'Kovod Shabbos (Sound Path Records, 1980)
  • Even Ma'asu HaBonim (1981)
  • Nachamu Nachamu Ami (Rare Productions, 1983)
  • Live in Concert (Holyland, 1984, recorded in Brooklyn)
  • Alive in South Africa (1986)
  • Shvochin Asader (1988)
  • Live in Concert for the Jews of Russia (NCSY Toronto, 1988, recorded in Toronto)
  • Shlomo Sings with the Children Of Israel (1989)
  • Shlomo Carlebach at Festival Arad (1992)
  • Shabbos with Shlomo (Noam, 1992)
  • A Melave Malka In Notting Hill (1993)
  • Shlomo's Greatest Stories (1993)
  • Shabbos in Shomayim - The Last Album (1994)
  • Carlebach in Jerusalem (Al Eileh) (Noam, 1995)
  • The Gift of Shabbos (1995, originally packaged in 2 vol. set: "Sweetest Friends")
  • Shuva (1995, originally packaged in 2 vol. set: "Sweetest Friends")
  • Songs of Peace (2009)
  • Open Your Hearts (Sojourn, 2011)
  • Holy Brothers and Sisters (Sojourn, 2011)

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