RebbeSoul-O by RebbeSoul

This album and the one-man musical play are called RebbeSoul-O
for sometimes we choose to be alone,
unplugged.
Stripped down to the fringes..
We are all cut of the same cloth, you and I,
singing the song of Angels
while we dance across the narrow bridge of life
trying not to look down,
trying not to be afraid,
Kol Ha'Olam Kulo..
And if you ever do become afraid,
just take my hand,
I'll do what I can to make things alright-
and together we'll listen,
all you have to do is listen-
And if the music makes you want to dance,
then dance the day away,
never stop dancing,
To stop dancing is to stop living.
Yeah, turn me on, Sister Sarah,
turn us on, RebbeSoul.

Shalom--Richard Krevolin,
June 6, 1997, Los Angeles, CA


Play written and directed by Richard Krevolin

Produced by Bruce Burger/RebbeSoul and he played bass, balalaika, mandolin, guitar, percussion, synthesizer, programming, and sang

"An outstanding acoustic guitarist, Burger also plays balalaika and mandolin while singing in both Hebrew and English. His compositions take acoustic rock into a mystical realm, and the traditional tune Avinu shines in an arrangement that fits wonderfully with the gorgeous melody." - Playboy

“RebbeSoul-O is a collage of music and narration accented with hip jive, sing-a-longs and audience participation. The strength of this... cabaret performance is the beauty of its musical sound... created live with classical guitar and balalaika blended with pre-recorded music combining various string, keyboard and percussion instruments.” - Drama-Logue

RebbeSoul has been featured on CNN International and was on the cover of Billboard Magazine as the quintessential and original producer of Jewish Roots and World music.  His “Change The World With A Sound” album was #1 on college radio's CMJ World Music charts and his groundbreaking 1995 album, “Fringe Of Blue,” has become one of the most famous, Jewish music albums of all time.