The song " Ziserman's Skotshne 1 " Was collected from V. Ziserman in 1932, in Vinnicja , Ukraine.
I have the music for it and to the best of my knowledge it has never been recorded. So here, I just used the theme from the song. 
Playing Klezmer on guitar is a challenge because of the ornaments usedin this genre are suited better for clarinet and violin. Also the rhythm often is written with an accordion in mind.
Anyway, I decided to approach it from more of a gypsy style which is maybe appropriate. 
So, welcome this song back to the world!

Ziserman's Skotshne ( Forgotten Klezmer song )

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Audio taken from a video that you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWf58W541Uk
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Audio from a video that you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS1XhnPOPP8

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" Do you want to know a secret?" Played by David McWilliams
Audio taken from a video and heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kUo1lK75TQ

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Here's a video of this recording being performed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2rp0eTJECE

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This song always reminds me of this little coffee shop I went to as a young (er) guy, The blue Jackalope.
Every sunday morning a few of us would get together and run through all of these beautiful jazz standards. It was a coffe shop/grocery store.
And it was a big deal for there to be a grocery store there because there wasn't another one for many miles. 
And everyone loved Django's music. So rare in Oklahoma. There where hippies, junkies, business owners, hipsters, working folks.. just organic community. Totally non gentrified and it was just a really sweet time. And so much talent, everywhere you looked. 
Sometimes the stars just align like that. What I really remember when I hear this song was this singer, Gwen Ransom. She was as legit as any of the great Jazz singers you'd think of, Etta James, Sarah Vaughn, Nina, Billy H. Etc.
I was lucky that this was one of the places where I " Cut my teeth " as a musician.

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