Luzia
I saw Luiza warm up Fortis’s show last Friday and liked them.
They are touring as well. Check them out.
Originally posted on Life Mashup 2.0
I saw Luiza warm up Fortis’s show last Friday and liked them.
They are touring as well. Check them out.
Originally posted on Life Mashup 2.0
Last night I took a day trip to the dead sea to see two of my favorite Israeli musicians performing on the same stage at the beautiful venue of Wadi Zohar, a natural amphitheater located in a creek right next to the dead sea. I’ve seen both musician perform many times in the past 15-20 years and last night was one of the top concerts of both.
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http://music.berry.co.il/album/east-on-fire
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Ehud Banai, one of my favorite Israeli artists, has recently released a new fantastic album called “Drops of the Night”and went on a tour. As a matter of fact, he is not just an artist, but one that I have been following, and influenced, by for 25 years.
His debut album “Ehud Banai and the Refugees” was the first vinyl record that I had purchased and the track “Your Time Is Over” was one of the first songs and one of my favorite ones he has released.
Here’s a sample from Ehud’s concert. Don’t miss it.
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They just played this on the radio. Thank god there’s YouTube. What an outstanding performance of Hurricane by the legendary Neil Young & the Crazy Horse (from the epic Live Rust album).
I recently saw “Eat, Pray, Love” and loved the movie and its great soundtrack. One of my favorite tracks is Eddie Vedder’s performance to Pearl Jam’s Long Road.
Long Road was the opening song for one of the greatest rock concerts that I have ever seen:
And the “Indian” version from the movie is just magical:
And if you have not had enough, as a bonus you could enjoy Eddie Vedder & his guru Niel Young from “Tribute to Heroes”:
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