![Jack looking growly in front of Yiddish Folk](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhkI6VWWfJ459-y4BAaU8uI9vwQqp8RmjLtg3OxQJGoBQCuKMQhitkG-iF59lNl5tHkZiNj6lfGteOWP04WgKSY_4Wj6bNYhApkJG8-JKIoxgQ_esDq_r8TxWff6lZQqpF6tC01F8MZFq4/s320/jack_ignite_1.jpg)
![Jack in front of Y-Love and DeLeon album covers](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjg7Wr8W7BsNv7NN6xMSnx1KubdlSgyanBfp0zhuSw0pWPb2mLJ849UrR4E3ZUZ9SsreUeHz4yN4l1l8LPvqhTrHnFgCmIqCJtkboUjeWX1UrHRX4cqTZiw2caA-HyJ8SvVP7sm9VoM2rY/s320/jack_ignite_2.jpg)
I've had a couple of folks ask me about the music I played during the talk. I didn't have time to name check the bands then. Heck, I only had 7 seconds each for the audio clips. But now I've got lots of time.... Here they are in the order they got played.
1. Punk/Experimental: Kletka Red, from the album Hijacking on Tzadik / Radical Jewish Culture.
2. Frum Pop: Lipa Schmeltzer, from the album Poshiter Yid on Adaret Music.
3. Jazz: The Afro-Semitic Experience, from the album "This is The Afro-Semitic Experience" on Reckless DC Music.
4. Reggae: Matisyahu, from the album "Live at Stubbs" on Sony.
5. Electronica: Zohar, from the album Onethreeseven, on Ark 21.
6. Chamber Music: Davka, from the album Judith on on Tzadik / Radical Jewish Culture.
7. Hip Hop: Y-Love, from non-album track. Check out his new album "This is Babylon" on ShemSpeed.
8. Sephardic: DeLeon, from the album "DeLeon" on JDub Records.
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