Martin Davidson & Piamentas 1984

after all of that Oriental Pacific music I'm in the mood for chicken Shing Shanghai it's not that kind of Oriental I know place this is oriento music from the Middle East and that's their specialty that's their their identification their uniqueness atish music influenced by those Oriental sounds which doesn't hurt the kenet shot very very good this is the uh Zuma Orchestra getting comfortable right here give our kick here we've got Symphony Orchestra and in just a moment in just a moment I'm going to bring you their conductor who came in here especially for the evening from Israel called meang for the evening he's going back to Israel right after the concert here tonight did you folks hear that Jesse Jack Jesse Jack Jesse Jackson withdrew from the presidential uh business wait a minute yeah I feel the same way you know you know who's reping him Michael Jackson right I'll tell you something else Michael doesn't have to run he can buy the country Michael Jackson has enough money to buy the United States now that the uh Orchestra here is come to buing fellas are comfortable over here drummer mind here all right I want to bring out our conductor ladies and gentlemen from Israel he is not only a conductor but first and foremost he is a renowned composer of many nunam many many beautiful n and he is also an arranger and one of the finest arrangers you know music has to be arranged for all these instruments and he's superb at that and then of course if you've accomplished those two things you're a composer and and and uh and an arranger it's easy to be a conductor all right but you got to pass the first two tests first and he did with flying colors from Israel Mall Alfred give him a New York reception m from Israel right there with a B time in his hand he airation now this next gentleman who's going to sing for you some of you folks some of you folks know him as M du uh he's using his Hebrew name because this is aish evening can you pick up that Spotlight a little bit I'm over here on the stage there you go you of you thought that it was M talking out the back of his head right vilo Quist he's not all those other things he is so because it is aish evening we're introducing him to you by his Hebrew name m and I think after he's sung or after some of you have seen him you will recognize him because he is also known by another name we won't go into that for now let's bring him out M right here m oh you can do better than that everybody here love [Music] be he [Music] [Applause] [Music] hey hey [Music] I've been ha I've been ha I can ha [Music] oh I've been I [Music] heia of me [Music] all [Music] me I'm the [Music] I been ha I been made must [Music] by by [Applause] I I [Applause] [Music] to M Mia in the the in [Music] [Applause] the thank you Ali someone who we talk about M sat doesn't usually get the credit but he is the first Simmon of mhia the coming of mhia and Har the next song is from a beautiful album put out by regish and aish brought and it's really beautiful and I'm proud to be able to sing tonight one of my favorite ones if we talk about shua there has to be a virus and if there are us we have to ask salak [Music] for love oh was [Music] with no my [Music] no s [Music] with my [Music] [Applause] [Music] your Forever by your I said by your amen I change to [Applause] [Music] no the no you're going the [Music] process thank you very much you're very kind and now I'd like to sing a song which when I was in edit St I met met our conductor today M ala I was possessed by this and I hope you like it as we Premier it here tonight it's a song which um if you can imagine Rabin a b m with only the net on it lit he thinks about he looks at the world and he thinks about the sad things the cancer the soldiers who are killed and he says there's no future for the world and then on the other hand he looks the shivas are full we've got that it's his thr he still a lot to be thankful for so he says well maybe because of there is a future and this is what goes through his mind in this song except this song has no words ladies and gentlemen because it's simply the Niger [Music] [Applause] [Music] n [Music] d [Music] d d d d [Music] B [Music] y hey [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh [Music] d [Music] y [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] thank you very much we hope you're going to sing this on your way out and Friday night and shabas and everything else for those of you before this concert began who' like to know how mosha got's career really started it happened like this could you give me a a lamino please a minor are you ready this is not the next song guys could you just sing along with me cuz all the audience I hope will okay it's going to be in a 1 2 three okay MAA m 1 2 3 4 wake up to the sh in the morning s cheese for all the family 50 cheese is everyone at floting quality and C is guaranteed one more time wake up to the sh in the morning even though it's raining hot outside it's waiting on the Shelf why don't you come shine [Music] shesus you remember that one I'd like to thank a lot of people but unfortunately time is short I must thank the conductor here MSHA ala for a wonderful job of a Zima officer really here Marshall ala also wrote the next song I'm going to sing and a lot of wonderful hits he's a terrific arranger I have thanks to give to nman Klein who arranged the beautiful Eli and SL please give him a round of applause last but not leastly I want to thank Shia Mel witz for giving [Applause] me this opportunity and the direction and everything else he knows about it lastly thanks thanks to all of you you've been absolutely Fab so let's finish on a nice happy upbeat Le Tempo It's Your Song [Music] MOA come on yeah [Music] [Applause] [Music] Rock l [Music] la [Music] everybody la [Music] the [Music] [Applause] [Music] everybody everybody [Music] [Applause] [Music] go [Music] and [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] the [Applause] [Music] the he God [Music] 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