Released August 26, 2008
Rough Guide to Klezmer Revolution  
Compilation includes:
Friling (Springtime) by Wolf Krakowski
 

From  Born To Kvetch (Harper Perennial, 2006) by Michael Wex:
Author's Picks -- Recordings.
"I'm going to confine myself to CDs that feature vocals in which you can hear good Yiddish along with good singing.  Anything by the following groups comes highly recommended.  The list is strictly alphabetical  and covers a vast range of styles and sensibilities:  Brave Old World, Adreienne Cooper, Kapelye, the Klezmatics, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Wolf Krakowski, Frank London/Lorin Sklamberg, Mikveh, Pete Sokolow, The Youngers of Zion, Zmiros Yisroel be-Yidish (this last is the title of  a collection of Hasidic songs
in Yiddish)."

Read about CD's "Goyrl: Destiny"--produced by Frank London and
"Transmigrations: Gilgul" -- produced  by Wolf Krakowski and Jim
Armenti.

"Krakowski is the finest practitioner of Yiddish music anywhere. A native Yiddish speaker, for him the world of East European Jewish culture is very much alive and contemporary - something he demonstrates brilliantly in the style of his music and the richness of the lyrics."

                                                   --Prof. Jack Kugelmass, Director
                                                     Centre for Jewish Studies
                                                     University of Florida

"The only modern recordings of Yiddish songs sung as though they actually mean something."

                                                     --Mike Aylward, Discographer

"Wolf Krakowski is the Johnny Cash of Yiddish music."

                                                    --Hasidic Musician, Blog in Dm