Naftule's Dream's first Tsadik recording, from 1997, helped kickstart the "Radical Jewish Culture" series with a fully formed conception. Seven remarkable original compositions, two groundbreaking arrangements of traditional tunes, exploratory improvisations, a cranking tuba, drums, electric guitar and accordion rhythm section, and a totally

Naftule's Dream's first Tsadik recording, from 1997, helped kickstart the "Radical Jewish Culture" series with a fully formed conception. Seven remarkable original compositions, two groundbreaking arrangements of traditional tunes, exploratory improvisations, a cranking tuba, drums, electric guitar and accordion rhythm section, and a totally new-yet-rooted-in-tradition sound burst on the scene with remarkable force.Glenn Dickson, clarinet; David Harris, trombone; Michael Mclaughlin, accordion; Pete Fitzpatrick, guitar; Jim Gray, tuba; Eric Rosenthal, drums, with guest vocalist Betty Silberman on one tune.