Tommy Benedetti: Drums
Craig Akira Fujita: Vocals
Brian Thomas: Trombone
Keith "Sleepy" Coley of The Silvertones: Vocals
Steve Digrigorio: Synths
Leonard "Sparrow" Dillon of the Ethiopians: Vocals
Adam Gold: Vocals
David Solid Gould: Electric Bass, Upright Bass, Auxiliary Percussion, Vocals, Nyabinghi
Lisa Gould: Vocals
Gilmore "Smoker" Grant of The Silvertones: Vocals
Mike Keenan: Rhythm Guitar
William McKenna: Sticky Guitar, First Guitar Lead
JP Nawn: Nyabinghi
Jonathan Petronzio: Organ, Clavinet
Basil Punsalan: Nyabinghi
Nathan Silas Richardson: Piano, Guitar Leads
Robert Salvato: Jaw Harp
Elisa Sciscioli: Vocals
Jared Sims: Baritone Sax Solo, Tenor Sax
Mark Wienand: Baritone And Tenor Sax, Flute
Yuri Yunakov: Tenor Sax Solos
Ryan Zawel: Trombone

Editor's info:
The Reggae master from Adonai in Dub returns to Tzadik with another fascinating program of Jewish music�eggae style. Feast of the Passover is a collection of songs commonly sung during the Passover seder. Beautifully recorded in Boston, Ithaca, and Jamaica it features a fabulous band of David's longtime associates as well as the critically acclaimed Romanian saxophonist Yuri Yunakov and the legendary Leonard "Sparrow" Dillon (of the Ethiopians) and the Silvertones on vocals. Incredibly varied and spiritually inspired music connecting the Rasta and Jewish traditions through the miracle of music, this is the perfect background to anyone's 21st century seder.

Editor's info:
The Reggae master from Adonai in Dub returns to Tzadik with another fascinating program of Jewish music�eggae style. Feast of the Passover is a collection of songs commonly sung during the Passover seder. Beautifully recorded in Boston, Ithaca, and Jamaica it features a fabulous band of David's longtime associates as well as the critically acclaimed Romanian saxophonist Yuri Yunakov and the legendary Leonard "Sparrow" Dillon (of the Ethiopians) and the Silvertones on vocals. Incredibly varied and spiritually inspired music connecting the Rasta and Jewish traditions through the miracle of music, this is the perfect background to anyone's 21st century seder.