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Lenny formed Shlock Rock in 1986 and released the first album, entitled Learning is Good in January of that year. The group now has a rich history of successfully bringing people closer to their Jewish roots while having fun at the same time. Lenny and Shlock Rock have performed over 2,000 concerts, with an average of over 100 shows annually from 1988-1996. Lenny has performed worldwide including in Australia, South Africa, England, Canada, Israel and over 40 US States. His music has been used in educational programming by all kinds of Jewish organizations across the religious spectrum. |
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Rami Strosberg - Saxophone. Originally from Schenectady, NY, Rami debuted with Shlock Rock in 1997 as a 16 year old at concerts in Minnesota and St. Louis. He then went to learn in Israel where he joined Shlock Rock Israel for two years. While in Israel, Rami played Saxaphone on the song Recognize the Miracles which appears on Shlock Rock Meets The Prophets and is the title cut to the new video release Jewish Music Television. Now he rejoins Shlock Rock USA with his fresh exciting sound. |
Mo Shapiro-Guitar. Mo is one of the best guitarists in Jewish Rock 'n Roll today. He co-wrote and arranged two songs on Stories from the Holy Land and played guitar on that album, Mikdash and Woodshlock. Mo has his own band and plays shows in the New York area. He is about to release his first solo album. |
Dave Hirsch. Davejoined the band in 1992. Playing a plethora of instruments from bass guitar to tuba and violin, Dave has performed with both classical and big bands. His Klezmer band The Kleztraphobics tours the US on a regular basis. |
Mark Infield. An original Shlocker from 1986, Mark plays five instruments. He has sung on over 15 Shlock Rock albums and played drums on both Shlock Rock for Kids and the new Shlock Rock for Kids Sing Together. |
Roy Weinberger. Roy joined the band in 1993 and played drums on Woodshlock. He has been playing with a "Doors cover band" called Soft Parade, for the last 10 years. He lives in New York and loves Shlocking whenever the call comes. |
Mike Roth-Drums. A New Jersey native, Mike's drumming is rock solid. He was the drummer on the Mikdash album and appears on stage with the band. Mike and family hope to move to Israel in the near future. |