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Title: Gefilte Fish
Artist: Mildred Rosner feat. Mendelsohn’s Orchestra
Date of release on play loud: August 2021
The original 78rpm 10” was issued for the speciality American Jewish market in 1947 by The Sun Recording Corp. of New York.
Rosner’s delivery on her only known record is an utter joy, and listen out for the punky call and response of the tune’s title. All together now GEFILTE FISH!

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      • Gefilte Fish – Mildred Rosner with the Mendelsohn´s Orchestra (1947)

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    GEFILTE FISH

    Playwright and song writer Isadore Lillian’s Gefilte Fish passionately declares a love affair with this slightly sweet but savoury ancient dish – patties made up of a poached mixture of ground deboned white fish. Served boiled or fried. Yiddish singer Mildred Rosner is backed by Mendelsohn’s Orchestra to deliver the finest ever version of Gefilte Fish on the market. The band put down a roaring and infectious dance tune – they’ve clearly played a Jewish wedding or two. Mildred Rosner’s delivery on her only known record is an utter joy, and listen out for the punky call and response of the tune’s title. All together now GEFILTE FISH!
    The original 78rpm 10” was issued for the speciality American Jewish market in 1947 by The Sun Recording Corp. of New York. The Bronx-based label’s motto was “the brightest thing on records” - and it pre-dated a rather more famous Sun label - Sam Phillips’ Sun of Memphis, Tennessee.

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