Mitzva Dances" was originally a track from "Traditional Jewish Memories," a 1964 album by The Orchestra & Chorus of Benedict Silberman

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Artist: Benedict Silberman Orchestra & Chorus. Album: Traditional Jewish Melodies, 2006. Mitzva Dances" was originally a track from "Traditional Jewish Memories," a 1964 album by The Orchestra & Chorus of Benedict Silberman. The version here is from the 1994 CD reissue, retitled "Hava Nagila & Other Jewish Memories.

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