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Mostly Music
Ari Goldwag - One Nation
$15.99
Mostly Music
Ari Goldwag - One Nation
$15.99
It's here.
The all new album from Ari Goldwag featuring the title track "Am Echad" along with 11 other sure to inspire and entertain you.
Also included on this album is Rak Hu, a second single Ari released a little while ago to much critical acclaim.
Am Echad also featuring guest stars Sheves Achim, Sheves Chaverim, Moshe Dov Goldwag and a stunning duet with Benny Friedman.
In addition to the amazing music, also enclosed in the CD and Digital Download is a 32 page booklet featuring special notes and lyrics to all of the songs included in the album.
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