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Richard Samuel "Rick" Recht (born August 28, 1970) is an American rock musician who was one of the early pioneers of contemporary Jewish rock music in the early 2000s, performing for Jewish teenage and young adult audiences.[1]
Recht grew up in St. Louis, Missouri. By the late 1990s, he was a member of a band and worked as a song leader at a Jewish day camp in St. Louis.[1]
By the early 2000s, Recht and his band were touring nationwide, delivering about 150 performances a year, included for an estimated audience of 30,000 people at the Los Angeles Jewish Festival in 2003.[2]
In 2010, Recht founded Jewish Rock Radio, one of the first exclusively Jewish rock online radio stations in the United States.[3][4]
In October 2023, the nonprofit Judaism Alive (of which Recht is executive director) organized the virtual event nity in Harmony: Standing in Solidarity, Song, and Prayer for Israel. Recht appeared with fellow musicians and community leaders, including David Broza, Nefesh Mountain, JFNA board member Julie Platt, Winnie Grinspoon of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, and Rabbi David Ingber of the 92nd Street Y.[6]
Discographyedit
Recht has released eight studio albums, two children's albums, and four live albums.[5]
Collection of original melodies for Shabbat songs.
2013
Halleluyah
2018
Here I Am
Independent
Live albumsedit
Year
Title
Label
Notes
2001
Shabbat Alive!
Vibe Room
Released as multimedia CD. Features six youth choirs from St. Louis and Kansas City, as well as guest appearances from Craig Taubman, Dan Nichols, and Peri Smilow.
2003
The Hope (Live)
Features Recht's successful song "The Hope".
2005
Shabbat Alive! Live
Jewish Rock
Recording of Recht's Shabbat Alive! service, recorded at United Hebrew Congregation in St. Louis. Includes originals as well as compositions from Craig Taubman, Debbie Friedman, Julie Silver, Dan Nichols, and others.
^ abDaniels, Cynthia (2004-08-28). . JewishRock.com. Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original (reprint) on September 30, 2007. Retrieved 2007-09-08.
^Aushenker, Michael (2003-09-05). "Rock 'n' Roll Rules at 2003 Valley Fest". Jewish Journal. Retrieved 2007-09-08.
^Miller, Jason (November 16, 2010). "Jewish Rock Gets Internet Radio Channel". The Jewish Week. Retrieved June 13, 2013.
^Michelle Boorstein (December 19, 2011). "Jewish musician rocks during Hanukkah". Washington Post. Retrieved June 13, 2013.
^ ab"Rick Recht". United Hebrew Congregation. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
^Palmer, Jordan (2023-10-24). "Rick Recht and 'Judaism Alive' to lead star-studded musical lineup to support Israel". St. Louis Jewish Light. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
^Rick Recht - Chosen Family (Official Music Video), retrieved 2023-12-12
External linksedit
Rick Recht official site
January 01, 1970
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This article needs to be updated The reason given is Needs more information on career since 2011 Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information December 2022 Richard Samuel Rick Recht born August 28 1970 is an American rock musician who was one of the early pioneers of contemporary Jewish rock music in the early 2000s performing for Jewish teenage and young adult audiences 1 Contents 1 Career 2 Discography 2 1 Studio albums 2 2 Live albums 2 3 Children s albums 2 4 Singles 2 5 Music videos 3 References 4 External linksCareer editRecht grew up in St Louis Missouri By the late 1990s he was a member of a band and worked as a song leader at a Jewish day camp in St Louis 1 By the early 2000s Recht and his band were touring nationwide delivering about 150 performances a year included for an estimated audience of 30 000 people at the Los Angeles Jewish Festival in 2003 2 In 2010 Recht founded Jewish Rock Radio one of the first exclusively Jewish rock online radio stations in the United States 3 4 Recht is the Artist in Residence at the United Hebrew Congregation in Chesterfield Missouri where he provides music for Shabbat High Holidays and other programming 5 In October 2023 the nonprofit Judaism Alive of which Recht is executive director organized the virtual event nity in Harmony Standing in Solidarity Song and Prayer for Israel Recht appeared with fellow musicians and community leaders including David Broza Nefesh Mountain JFNA board member Julie Platt Winnie Grinspoon of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation and Rabbi David Ingber of the 92nd Street Y 6 Discography editRecht has released eight studio albums two children s albums and four live albums 5 Studio albums edit Year Title Label Notes 1992 Collage Independent Sole album with the band Collage 7 1994 Reality Debut solo album 1998 Good Thing Vibe Room 1999 Tov Debut Jewish themed album Features a backing choir of USY NFTY and BBYO singers 2004 What Feels So Right 2005 Tear Down The Walls Jewish Rock Collection of songs themed around social justice and anti racism 2009 Simply Shabbat Collection of original melodies for Shabbat songs 2013 Halleluyah 2018 Here I Am Independent Live albums edit Year Title Label Notes 2001 Shabbat Alive Vibe Room Released as multimedia CD Features six youth choirs from St Louis and Kansas City as well as guest appearances from Craig Taubman Dan Nichols and Peri Smilow 2003 The Hope Live Features Recht s successful song The Hope 2005 Shabbat Alive Live Jewish Rock Recording of Recht s Shabbat Alive service recorded at United Hebrew Congregation in St Louis Includes originals as well as compositions from Craig Taubman Debbie Friedman Julie Silver Dan Nichols and others 2008 Knockin Holes in the Darkness Recorded on April 19 2007 at Hope Presbyterian Church in Memphis Tennessee Includes three bonus studio tracks Children s albums edit Year Title Label Notes 2002 Free to Be the Jew in Me Jewish Rock Collection of children s songs as well as short stories poems and skits with themes of diversity and Jewish identity 2010 Look At Me Jewish Rock PJ Library Collaborative album with musician Sheldon Low Singles edit Year Title Album 2018 Oseh Shalom Here I Am 2021 Chosen Family non album single Music videos edit The Hope 2006 8 Summer of Our Lives 2012 9 The Rainbow Song 2017 10 Sanctuary 2017 11 Here For You 2019 12 Oseh Shalom 2019 13 Chosen Family 2022 14 References edit a b Daniels Cynthia 2004 08 28 Teenagers get down with Jewish rock JewishRock com Los Angeles Times Archived from the original reprint on September 30 2007 Retrieved 2007 09 08 Aushenker Michael 2003 09 05 Rock n Roll Rules at 2003 Valley Fest Jewish Journal Retrieved 2007 09 08 Miller Jason November 16 2010 Jewish Rock Gets Internet Radio Channel The Jewish Week Retrieved June 13 2013 Michelle Boorstein December 19 2011 Jewish musician rocks during Hanukkah Washington Post Retrieved June 13 2013 a b Rick Recht United Hebrew Congregation Retrieved 7 March 2023 Palmer Jordan 2023 10 24 Rick Recht and Judaism Alive to lead star studded musical lineup to support Israel St Louis Jewish Light Retrieved 2023 12 12 CD Album Collage 90s Collage 1992 retrieved 2023 12 12 The Hope Video retrieved 2023 12 12 Summer of our Lives Rick Recht retrieved 2023 12 12 The Rainbow Song Rick Recht retrieved 2023 12 12 Sanctuary Rick Recht feat Songleader Boot Camp retrieved 2023 12 12 Here For You Rick Recht retrieved 2023 12 12 Oseh Shalom Rick Recht retrieved 2023 12 12 Rick Recht Chosen Family Official Music Video retrieved 2023 12 12External links editRick Recht official site Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rick Recht amp oldid 1217806261, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
