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Swedish music. recorded in 1959. Wow. Years ago [clears throat] [laughter] fans foreign. Mhm. Entertainment for the night. Wow. Yeah. got to got to switch. He was able to switch off. Switch off. the lights you sat into a car out. >> Yeah. Wow. >> He was able to tune out of a road trip in Texas, Florida in a trip. foreign. English excited. That's my nature. record music is a minus one which I don't not considered as a minus one albumus one okay >> okay how it came about I don't know if it's a time and place to get into Yeah. >> Sure. [laughter] >> Secretary [laughter] to sacrifice and her goal was to reach young young people. Yeah. And the plan was she will sponsor it and put it out as a single in those days. Give me singles. And then belt they went every the Beatles came out they came out with a single of a record >> a clin record 40 called the 45 RP record. >> Okay. >> Two songs one on each side and that was called a single. >> Okay. Okay. So, the plan was to I also like our single that was that was the song that was in those days and and then I'll sing the song and that's why if you noticed so you know you know the song in 80 >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. Okay. So again, back. Listen, there's a very long intro, >> okay? >> And there's a long piece in the middle. So I recorded it. She funded it until a certain point and then she said, "I'm trying to take advantage of her. I didn't make a dime on this thing." So it was shel in the uh the studio, the vocal or the music. >> So he ran the music in uh in the vocals. >> Okay. Amy said that I'm just I'm ripping her off and so therefore she stopped funing it and the studio didn't want to release the the music. So the master he said to me, I'm going to produce an album for you and it's going to be called Hini. So we re-recorded that song and that was the title song of that album and uh the rest is history that that was the beginning. So let's fight album change. locked at his parents house and we did arrangements for the next album which is called [snorts] 75. This was probably the first first one was like 1973. Okay. Maybe 74. The next album was I'd rather pray and sing. I need nothing in this world. I don't need to think. Only pray and sing. Yeah. >> Oh, I think we have to go a step further back. Sure. Maybe a few steps back. for I was 12 years old. Okay. I was born in April. This was in in the summertime. I was 12 something. Mhm. [laughter] Okay. foreign. Wow. to you. I'm think [laughter] okay so you didn't ask >> okay >> um so just to give you a little background I had ADD when I was a kid since I thought ADD was invented >> I still Oh, nobody know how to take care of it. >> I couldn't focus. I couldn't couldn't focus. Unfortunately, that was that was the Mhm. >> So, not only was it behind [clears throat] for 15 and up. Mhm. That was a disaster. Disasters concentration camp. This is not a joke. This is serious. I Okay. A fertile tomato green in cover of the government. And it smelled like ruined it for you. >> Killed me now. Wow. So after suffering there for two and a half years, Uh I had ADD. >> Mhm. So at the age of 15 checked out in the doratory. >> Yeah. >> The floor was in a cult line. >> Oh wow. slept on the flooring by the 15y old smoking. No way. And at the age of 17, I came back home. Hello. [laughter] Okay. Bowling. Bowling. Bowling. [laughter] Bowling. I shin I'll mention his name later came to pick me up from my father's house going to 46 >> yeah I'm a guide bowling 16th street and 16th Avenue okay bowling guy in the bowling alley and uh Um, I'm holding the ball. I'm ready to I was a very good bowler. I was ready to throw the ball and somebody said, "Don't turn around." This was my history before this case, before this story. in we were on the border of Crown Heights, Montgomery Street. Okay. You heard the vibrations in the in the windows. Cool looking guy. The shine a beautiful suit with a Hamburg. That nice trim beard and zingle. I married his sister Harry Klein. lesson. >> Yeah. I got blown away by this by his personality, by his by his uh I became a Michigan fan. >> Okay. And [clears throat] they go idol was over. Okay. and to compose songs in the meantime disconnected somehow. Okay, you got to see this. a compliment. So he got hooked on him. So you know we [laughter] we both had our our liking loving for the the system. Mhm. Yeah. That's attention. I was high with the government. >> [laughter] >> Okay. [laughter] But I don't want to get the details. I can't I can't rege the sponsor for the episode higher on us. Alliance everything on my own. You need help employees, virtual employees, personal assistants, secretaries, video editors, whatever you need. Let's do a virtual employee in Barrystein from hire us. It's very easy. He is a great guy. He's going to help you out. Go to hiron us.com or call 917-5339953. 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Okay. foreign. ina album the next album I'd rather pray and sing the whole concept I'd rather pray and sing rather than anything else >> I don't need a thing but at that point the first it's all baloney it's all nothing empty and this is the real Mhm. Tape. You know what a tape is? forc player [laughter] from the USB port. Yeah. This is one of them. [clears throat] Mhm. took a liking to me. I was I was ins I became an insider right away. in I'll be there then. So we lost that. So [laughter] getting back backtracking. So Harry Klein. Yeah. >> Wow. At least something I did right. >> Many things you did right. >> We went to Canada. My wife lived in Canada. Why don't you meet my sister? Okay. Take her bowling. >> So that's who we met. And um against my parents will >> against my parents will they didn't know that I met her. >> Okay. But when I came home to to inform them that I'm getting engaged. >> No, no, no. >> Okay. [laughter] >> They were to the point. I'll ask. Yeah, sure. Okay. or some mentor somebody. Wow. Mhm. Okay. Yeah, sure. originally. Okay. in Canada, Montreal composing. Not that we composed anything interesting, but you know, we played around. >> Mhm. Started composing songs on my own. for I'm a very shy person in general. May it may not seem that way but I I am >> I is [laughter] [singing] shine. He used to come home for lunch record didn't even dawn on me. I'm going to go into studio and zing in front. Okay. Absolutely. 46 albums. I don't know maybe. >> So he's very genealogy. >> Yeah. >> Straight straight straight straight all the way up. Wow. That was a was a big big part of our life. Australia. Yeah. Way back. Way back in the day. I was there six months before that was ever there in Okay. Fast forward one of the house concerts. So the stage he was a surprise guest. What happened? Ganov [gasps] said, "Not only did he steal my songs, he can't even mention my name." Wow. [clears throat] Austral [laughter] wow that was him like what? Okay. But we got along very well. So I met my my wife. >> Yeah. I was 18 years old and um was born when I was 19 to record an album to take a travel agency. >> Oh, okay. >> And got real estate. So I used to take him around to real estate to collect rent to fix whatever had slums basically >> like Bronx. >> No Bushwick Bushwick >> South Fifth South first and it was the Pian Puerto Rican. Yeah. Um so that was that was my official as a matter of fact I used to take a sal draw salary from the from the travel agency. the manager from the business. >> Yeah. Wow. True story. true. >> So record. >> Yeah. >> Minus one. >> One is available to him. >> I took it off the market a long time ago, but >> yeah. visit these guys. >> David Wiger sings original. >> Sounds nice. >> Yeah, the name is good. >> As a matter of fact, the name >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Focus electronics. David Singer. >> Yeah. >> Sing in the Bangla colony. So I I brought out in those days cassette players he went said where is it real tape recorders tape recorder I was so excited I'm doing an album to play for the so um dude comes to me says you know what I think you should capitalize on your father's name David I don't know who's going to know who you are says stickers all over David is So you mention who's this Mashia what's going on? [laughter] It was a buzz and that was his idea. Yeah. So he deserves credit for it. >> The mics didn't get in focus. >> Oh really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So by the way I mentioned before this one of the by the men burkowitz. >> Okay. So the burkowitz is Montreal. Beautiful, beautiful. Okay. foreign. Okay. >> Um yeah. As a matter of fact, yeah. >> Nice. >> He doesn't throw doesn't throw words lightly. foreign. Yeah. He took care of the finances. see how it have in mind in um a halt. Okay. Go, go, go for it. Okay. Madame JJ Fried JJ Freed. >> Yeah. >> Famous JJ Fried Toy mention. Mhm. I said JJ, not a run-of-the-mill guy. go around collecting money. Okay. For me to go knocking people's doors to collect money is like put a gun to my head 100%. I picked him up. Whatever it was. Yeah. tickets. Would you come next? They thought there's a joker. Little did they little did they know that by the end of Shab be they'd be sitting there crying. Yeah, sure. And the rest is history. This was 26 27 years ago or something like that, right? Mhm. Fireworks. Fireworks. and let me know. So he called me back. Go run run for it. Wow. Nothing to do with me. Guilt. So Mhm. Um Frank is my nephew. That's right. Yeah. in there wasn't very possible. >> That's what he told me. >> Very possible. He has to that's all he cares nothing interest him the people who who there's no room in his hard drive for form basically I was disconnected because got very sick. He didn't communicate as long as I was there. Blow upon by the way. Yeah. One. Let's get into that. [laughter] Park Angeles. concerts. >> I was ready to give it up. Yeah. Wow. Oh, really? Yeah. Okay. We have we go straight up to him. Anyway, so uh Santa F concerts in Europe in London, Paris, Antworp, Zurich, and Manchester. Okay. The sponsor for the episode Blaze Home Insulation of 69 of 70. the heat of 74, 75, 76, 77, but it feels like it's 69. There's a problem with the heating. It's not going where it's supposed to be. games do a problem as electricity. Blaze home in spray foam insulation, fiberglass insulation, all the types of insulations, homeowners, contractors, construction, developments, commercial, residential, they can take care of your insulation needs in every type of building. Located in Lakewood, Jersey service in the Gans triate area existing homeowner programs, the state of New Jersey. So call blaze foam insulation. They're going to take care of you in pictures in the hose when you have the proper installation guy in the enjoyment guide. 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So in those days I traveled I traveled with the musicians hotel made sure everybody's pacified and happy in the middle of the fifth concert in Manchester. I suddenly got chest pains. in my my mid20s, upper upper 20s. >> Okay. >> Maybe 30, early 30s. >> Yeah. Yeah. And um this is it. >> Mhm. That hired me. I sat in my room, I can't I can't I'm going to drop that on stage. Took the mach. What are you talking about? You have to have 1500 people sitting out there. [laughter] I went back on stage. I was petrified. I was petrified. Okay. He lives next door. Okay. looked to me. He was in real estate with said, "I'll put you in a couple of deals. You're not going to have to go sing anymore. Forget about it." Okay. I get a phone call from somebody in Canada. I stopped singing. What do you mean stop singing? I stopped singing. Finished. Okay. Fore I don't want to get into the story but yeah so that that was it. So the next you know what the Doctor. Okay. Doctor transformation. I got the message. So the next concert I got a call from somebody those days was like $25,000 gain $3,000 >> for a concert. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The next call the guy called me and said $10,000. I said what? Said take it or leave it. The rest is history. Wow. So it seems like advice busy. concerts. I mean, you can count it on one hand. Are >> you serious? >> Yeah. That was not my thing. It was didn't interest me. >> Okay. Australia. Yeah. Okay. is not separate. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Shin videos of YouTube. >> Yeah. So we had we had in the Kremlin. In the Kremlin >> in the Kremlin theater. Iron in the beginning like 88 89. Don't ask me. Don't ask me dates. Don't ask me names. the plane plane. A big plane, [laughter] a huge plane [gasps] for a whole week for 700 bucks. >> Was that a good time? >> You have to have a good time. [snorts] Just passed away. Okay. the crowd we had in Petburg, capital city. Petersburg. >> Yeah, mansion. Wow. Used to turn around to see if nobody's looking after them. KGB didn't know any songs. Wow. different world. Oh, mixed mixed seating. Oh, no problem. the first house concert. It's $500 a ticket. Those days was a ton of money. I talking about 36 37 years ago, something like that. And the concert and the tickets are not selling properly. The back seats for $150, $500 seats. special kinder family seating and they sold out. Wow. That's why I don't sit there. As a matter of fact, they called my my people who was involved with me. They offered him $100,000. >> Ask no question. Don't ask me. >> I remember dates. >> Wow. >> Dates and names. Don't ask me. >> Okay. So, they call it H 17 and forgot the DVD and the him. They made it separate. >> So, I don't know which which which one that is, but the last one that I was there. >> Yeah. >> Without warning. They didn't tell me. I walk on a stage and she separate. So, quick decision. either you walk upstage make or you stay there and you don't embarrass them. So I stayed and I walked upstage and I told the guy who hired me, I said, "Take take your Rolex and cross my name out. Don't ever call me again." Wow. a nightmare. But [laughter and clears throat] you're not separate. Always always always guilt is a it's a big deal for some people. Whatever I'm supposed to make this year, whatever you're supposed to make this year, still the same. If you hire me, don't hire me. I don't care. Depending mindset in a minute. So back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back back in the day in the early 70s maybe you make Eagle Solic and the London Boys Choir. >> Okay. >> For the concerts in Brooklyn College and I was one of the guys that were hired to open the show. Mhm. >> When I was a beginner, I was in the mid70s. I was hired for one, one of the three. >> Okay. >> They were so so happy with me that they said, "Okay, go and hire for the rest of them." By the way, my first concert in Brooklyn College, Brooklyn College, where I performed, guess how much I got paid? >> $500. >> $50. >> $50. [laughter] How can come a sandwich for $50? >> By these by these three concerts, I got I got 250 for a concert. So they hired me for all three after the third concert. So the guy who ran the concerts me into his office. Close the door. Close the door. Close the door. Sit down. Sit down. I want to sign a uh exclusive contract with you. I said, what does that mean? says, "I will funny." [laughter] Are you joking? I walked out of the office. Wow. foreign. Yeah. to be able to to look into a cipher and to open and to understand. >> Mhm. I don't know if you know that he knows how to dissect something. It's a clin serious learner was already married. Wow. Yeah. So, but then the rest is history on and on and on. Oh, so the Angeles or something like that hot springs. He had lung problems with his lungs >> which we'll talk about soon. And all my no problems dealing and the doctor recommended as in the desert hot springs the air over there is very pure and clean in the desert desert. >> Yeah desert desert the air >> nid. >> Uhhuh. >> Is probably dry. >> Very very dry. Yeah. So desert hotspring for for 10 days two weeks in the evening for Los Angeles. the survivors from the Second World War. York. Okay. Okay. 118°. Wow. But it was dry. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's dangerous. Almost, but not almost dangerous. from Los Angeles. Los Angeles on and on and on and on. Whatever. Whatever it was. Okay. And door opens. Walks in. them out of bed. Wow. I know what's going on. So I in a flin was like, "What?" After a few minutes, wow, that was a man I had this for being mamish for four years. By the way, let's talk a little bit about him. Sure. So, Yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> Who was my Madic edition by the way? >> Yeah. My father had did two albums with his Yeah. And met him. edition [laughter] like pop on the string. Anyway, so um What happens? Okay. Whoa. So he didn't GS him foreign. Wow. Fight for 48 hours. >> That could be dangerous. >> No, two days. Two days. No, >> no, not at all. >> Okay, try [laughter] think maybe. >> Wow. Okay. Anyway, so uh powder or gray powder. >> Yeah. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. It's in the Solid ice. Yeah. Legend. Legend. foreign. Yeah. So I have to move up top. He jumped out of the water. He said frozen ice sh in this whole his body was almost blue. when he got to the top of the mountain. Wow. Yeah, brother. constantly wash his hands. The dentist have the feast. >> That was that was really the solution. Oh, getting back to where we we left off. >> Yeah. >> We took our detour. >> Trump calls it the weave. >> The weave. [laughter] So, we went. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Enough. Time to go back. Okay. >> Done. I mention secret. We don't want the people to give us a hard time. >> The one I mentioned before we called him anyway. The beginning of Seagate. Get to that if you want. Do you mind? I want to sell the house, but in the meantime, Um, this is not what I had in mind. Okay. You have to find a different place. is going strong. foreign roof. Yeah. >> Uh Barry Klein went across the street. Yeah. Yeah. Jackson. So, she was very very sick the last years of her life. foreign. Wow. Mhm. >> Wow. So, the man suffered his whole life. Wow. You just blew my mind. Wow. So the stories of this. So there was a person that I knew who wrote lyrics for me. She wrote, "I'd rather pray and sing." The lyrics I'd rather pray and sing. >> Okay. suggested it. >> Yeah. My wife, whatever. So, >> okay. Sure. >> Okay. >> Didn't ask for anything. No conditions. around I would say around 80 >> 30s 30 something maybe high 30s mid30s some I don't remember she had one condition she didn't want them to hear from the Wow. And she said, [laughter] "You kidding me? Okay. >> So, it was a top top top secret where it is when it is nobody knew anything. This was a cover operation. This is secret service style. meet us at this and this point. A bus will take you to the gave the location like secret service. >> Yeah. I got to the place hotel the olden days. I don't know if you remember telephone booths >> before cell phones would have been disaster >> right and WhatsApp >> yeah finished gun >> I asked them for permission to cut the wires on the >> on the booth >> booth five phone booths yeah no problem >> no way Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's it. Nobody else. That was it. Okay. And that's it. See them rather. Oh yes. So pictures no photographers nobody no dates >> dates don't ask me. >> Okay private still. Okay. >> Right. Okay. She moved into the house 451. >> Oh, very nice. or something like that. Okay. Oh, so they got involved 36 years ago. They changed all the locks and they the locks of of the shield the locks of the whole the building with apartment access to the Yeah. We come back with you. Yeah. >> Painful was the most painful year of my life and most successful growth in growth in my life. >> Growth my personal growth. to to take it for myself. Wow. But uh because the Reb's health was deteriorating. Okay, you did your time. Let me take care of the rest. She apologized to me for everything that happened. She invited me to come. The famous picture of the the rebber. Was it Phil? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. What's their picture? >> Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of pictures. I was standing on the other end of the room and I clicked. So I think it's one of the most famous pictures from Yeah. Anyway, um it's too painful painful to painful to leave the separation. >> No, to see him in such a massive not with us. Yeah. Yeah, good question. >> Good question. You should ask the question. So, I'm asking the question for you. >> Okay. >> I was with him all the time. Is a movie in the by the beach or the >> Hold the question for a second. We'll get back to that. Okay. I got froze. Meaning Mhm. foreign. Okay. [snorts] organized a doctor first class tickets. An ambulance should pick him up in take him to ambulance JFK see ambulance should pick him up a doctor and all the setup whatever is needed whatever is necessary is not going to let her go there's going to lose the the axis body. And in the meantime, she got in her room. Ready to ready to roll. Yeah. >> Okay. Suitcases. foreign. [gasps] It's all you need. Tell a lady a secret. [laughter] [gasps] That was the end of the year. The next morning hills by the way. Wow. Told the story I just told you. medical care is% we do in America. End of story. Access number one. Good for you. Thank you for being careful access. The hotline the phone number 6054771888 that's 6054771888 hotline from English podcast in English we're working on it podcast That's 605-6157500. That's the airplane therapy hotline YouTube of Spotify airplane therapy. It's going to be a very interesting show. Last but not least message of WhatsApp 929777-5425. That's 929777-5425. Thank you for listening. >> [snorts] [gasps] >> Wow. by the way. >> Okay. I don't know whatever the same thing is by by the smartphones. >> Anyway, My mom's chosen to mention and by the >> Yeah. >> By the way, the youth the preparations in the to cost hundred to thousands of dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars the preparation. Unbelievable. from the inside people. By the way, okay. noise. If you made noise, boom, back to the beginning. Start start from beginning again. But that smallest very very strange. He was crying so hard he couldn't even talk. like I'm standing frozen. Wow. It's very nowhere. Yeah. So divers diversified and colorful people mentions mention and everybody has a connection. I said, "I'll tell you a story of your EB." Okay. Guy is a a um nursing home operator. Okay. As when when we started our business at a initiative, they had a small little small little nursing home. That was the beginning. Shinamug, they got hit with a violation a million dollars years ago. Mhm. >> This the million dollar m for the rest of my life. I'm done. I'm finished. I was I was I don't know what to do. I don't know. For some reason, my heart pulled me. My heart connection. Felt the connection. disappeared. Whoa. I'll give you update the story. So, we just recently sold that property. We did a search to make sure. Wow. We go way back. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. for the other [laughter] time to achieve So talking about let's talk about it. >> Okay. >> So the um more of the so is um the the president from the white house. for criticizion. >> That's what it looks like. >> Yeah. Huh. is fair. [clears throat] Is not going to continue with what they're doing. He's going to look bad. Yeah, he's going to look bad anyway. After everything we discussed here today, Yeah. That's your contract. This is the contract with you got to behave. Yeah. Get out of here. You don't belong here. getting back to Mr. Yeah, I don't like this guy. Why? Because his Reb is a different Reb than my Reb. He has to be like me. Why? Because that's my ego. My ego says that you have to be abress or whatever whatever it is. [clears throat] Yeah. The only way that we're going to get out of this mess everything like It's up to us. We can make the difference. Only we can make the difference. Getting out the next subject. for Oh, it was power. Fore busy texting. What a person has to take out a phone in the middle of Dvening. for the host. He took care of you. Think of how many millions of dollars cost. Yeah. They gave him they gave him the host clothing. What am I missing? You know how much you know that how much that number is? Billions. It's a billion. 100 million. >> Wow. Is a billion. 100 million. >> 1.1 billion. And that's only one out of 1.1 billion. One out of 1.1 billion. How much how much does a person have to thank to the every second that he's alive? What are you doing? Yeah. I love you. I love you my whole heart. You love your You really do? Is it true? By the way, mention was that are willing to listen to what I have to say. at least an hour and a half. Lincolniting. Hello idiot. You have an opportunity to spend a day with They run away. >> Yeah. How can you do that? foreign. Yeah. DC. Yeah. appointment and instead of the secret finally get he would grab you and throw you out like a dog. >> Yeah. I don't understand that. I don't I don't get it. I don't get it. Does it say stupid? No. Ideal situation. You don't agree? >> No. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah. No. You think so? Yeah. was became a socializing. But but once you open your eyes and you open your brain, your mouth and your your your cycle, something's wrong. Something is so off. Okay. I'm going to bring Yeah. Yeah. Okay. talk to him. He's all ears already. They listen. >> By the way, links to go there. And um especially like mention to dimensions like while we're sitting here. But this is it's a fascinating thing. >> Without warning. >> Mention. >> Yeah. >> Because the visa is up. We don't have a contract with anybody. It's it's a we're here. We're here. That's what he said to me. we here well basically basically we all recycle material who knows how many times and if we don't get it right you come back again okay hint human being and yet is a hint. Ouch. Ouch. Wow. Um, unfortunately [laughter] in the future. >> So the sh came about there's coupling a lot. Yeah. Would you mind giving in English? Why they picked me? I don't know. I guess cuz I they figured I'm I can I'm multilingual. So uh okay. It's not easy, but but I'm fine. [laughter] I don't know. I don't know. >> The latest. What's the the English brain or Yiddish brand? >> Yeah. Is my my favorite. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I dislike reading Yiddish, which I know I know how to read. >> Yeah, >> I dislike even English. English I read in the bathroom. But um I'm as I said before, I left I left when I was when I was 12 years old. >> Yeah. >> So I I never had a English education. >> Oh, okay. My education is street smart. The girls are but so the is >> so so she's in because that's what they wanted for Stein. >> Yeah. So we started the she started the first first couple of weeks uh and then they said why don't we post it on online live live Shia >> yeah for the first three weeks online and we we have between I say between 500 viewers that's besides the live the live gets gets gets erased once once you put it online. [clears throat] >> Yeah. >> But sometimes a few hundred live and then there's hundreds more. And the is the is to bring it to bring it to the to the Yeah. is the power of mention. Got to be this way. Everything is soft. Everything is go with the flow. And um this is the basic difference between between >> is got to be this way. Yeah. Say you're right. It's got to be this way. But doesn't have to be with pressure. Be with can be only with Another one of these guys are coming around. He wasn't the only one. Frank. So fundamental. It gives you a a light. Shabas mention diligently guaranteed. >> Yeah. >> No way. >> The intricacies of the law. Yeah. Okay. That's that's one. But the second is to connect to the shabas. How did I connect to the shabas? So that's already you know that's a different level. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> But to understand it to to to really understand it what happens from until the end. This might what happens the connection that we get to the condition of Shabas we get through their cipher is the heroine of Shabas. Wow. So it was why because people have no clue what shalashidas is that I don't I don't I don't eat I don't do shalish but >> I don't do sh I don't do shashidas like a pig by the by meal huh it's called time the kdish is Mhm. Sushi platters, fish platters, meat platters. Everybody's standing around. [clears throat] What in the world is that supposed to be? It's also unhealthy. >> Besides the fact that it's unhealthy. I know. Tell me about it. Besides the fact it's unhealthy. But there's a saying in America, you are what you eat. >> Yeah. >> If you eat healthy, you are healthy. If you eat junk, you become junk. Your body becomes junk. But it's much more than that. I mention what happens to the food that we eat. The pure the the body has a diabetes which designed mur systems brilliant computer. It d takes apart the food. The vitamins of food go into your blood. >> Yeah. the oxygen and whatever and the rest goes. >> Yeah. >> So when you say you are what you eat, you automatically you're done. You're finished. He's got you what he wants. >> Wow. Foreign [laughter] speech. Foreign speech. Nast salt, it's enough pepper, enough whatever is enough sweetness. That's that's Drink in the kitchen. You're plastered by then. It's unbelievable. We're the brains. Read the cycle. The highest. I'll tell you something interesting. When I was a kid, back going back when I was 12 years old, as I told you, I had I didn't connect. I didn't. >> Mhm. Whatever. I wanted to connect to ever since then has been maybe except for the few years that I was floating around. But shall see this. shoe and shoe a thousand times. It's everything whatever it is is times a thousand. You imagine >> Wow, that's powerful. >> Yeah. So we can imag the most purest time in the world. Everybody's sleeping. Yeah, like like what ladies do best blah blah blah shabas. Okay, you're right. >> I didn't know it was that easy. [laughter] >> Yeah, not every woman is the same, but shouldn't shouldn't feel that you're ignoring him. Mhm. What should I tell you? You're doing something beautiful. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, I don't um I I stay away from junk food. Basically, any junk food. What's my junk food? I don't remember the taste of potato chips. >> Okay. Any fried food. Love French fries. >> I have awak fries. Happens to be >> me too. 99% of the time it's over. But in general, I I eat very healthy food. >> No, not only junk junky oils. >> Okay. Os no processed foods. Only only virgin olive oil, uh avocado oil, >> okay? >> Stuff like that. ate vegetables and every morning vegetables and six grain bread holds a multigrain bread. Sourdough bread and sour white bread. >> Yeah. >> Fish. >> No meat. No chicken. >> No. Only Friday night chicken. >> So the protein comes from fish. >> Yeah. And a lot of sardines and olive oil. >> Oh, they say it's very healthy. >> Very healthy. Yes. And there are different qualities sardines. Obvious research. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> But even more than that, once you eat music, >> I'm not a music listener. I never listen to music. I don't I disregard them. The igl say the igle behind us and the music is boom boom boom and it's not because I'm old because when I hear nice the nice nice normal music it doesn't the the level of the music doesn't bother me. >> Mhm. >> I grew up in studios my whole life. >> Yeah. But this is the music. I I don't listen. I don't listen. I don't listen. I don't know. I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. Music. >> No, I'm not a music listener. >> That's so interesting. >> Even my own music. I don't. So, I don't listen. >> I almost as recorded has as many shows. >> No. goes on the shelf and whatever and I listen to it. Wow. So just Oh yeah. I wanted to ask you about that. energy something very special. I feel bad for the for whatever political reason. I don't know why. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. They were connected to Yeah. fort ponytails earrings looks like it didn't belong there what's going on what's going on here this guy he has a list of homes in meur and they have a open house they're taking every shab's guest that and he places these people were so impressed by it blew me away. So I it was in times I didn't have time to work on an album. I come off stage once in Brooklyn College. >> Okay. in heisting ding. And they say to me, we know that you're busy these days, but the reb you don't have time to do an album. We have a whole album ready to go. Just have to come in this studio and sing. Sounds interesting. I think that was whatever. But then they did the just album and they were missing an English song. We did an English song. We need a Yiddish song. But to make the album complete, I was traveling somewhere to do a concert somewhere on the plane. >> The the lead the melody the melody. >> Okay. >> I wasn't even sure if it's good or not. I liked it. Whatever. Came back and I played it. Then them said, "Perfect." And he had words. I sat down and gave him but he wanted to show me wanted to make it clear to me that I'm not writing the lyrics. So I got lines few lines from the middle verse and then few lines from the last verse and then from the first verse and was like like a puzzle didn't make any sense and that's what came out. Such a special song. Yeah. So the only only time I I wrote lyrics before that was >> Okay. Yeah. >> So that was also a song that I I it was an English song that I liked and I was sitting one night I was on vacation in Miami looking up at the the sky and it was the the stars were like so overwhelming that we all stars a star and the closer you are to the star the bigger is the star. That's the that measures the sun. That's when that's that's when I wrote lyrics the first time just when I was the second time and then they needed lyrics for English lyrics. Mhm. On that album. So they took a song from from a Broadway play from Yoshiel in English. Joseph and the technicodes look it up in Google. >> Okay. And this Eden no the melody. The melody. Okay. again my game. I wrote I wrote these lyrics and um here and there, but that's that's not my not my specialty. as a grammar and as talented. He had no clue about the syllables, you know, has to land. Okay. Has to rhyme. He didn't came in that put him in the put him in the path and then the rest is history. >> Yeah. mention a career for maybe 50 46 albums next next >> I don't know truth I have no idea Wikipedia says 46 okay I have no idea okay Right. Okay. Okay. So, concerts inspired a massive massive career. Entertainment. Thank you. A massive industry music. This is looking back this is the what's your feeling about this whole career? I thank doesn't make a sense to me why where when the whole thing doesn't make sense but I'm one of What can I tell you? >> Oh, we spoke about before. So, I told you I was a Michigan fan of his. push to the mic. That was the first time he pushed me on stage and viewer stage and the lights and that you you look like you have so much confidence like you're commanding the whole that you cannot imagine. Imagine. But once you start singing, it's like skitting skitting on ice. You come to a ice patch and you start skitting. You do whatever you can. You do what you can many many years ago in the country. And I forgot the words. Forgot the words. I started from beginning again into it. You start again. >> And they thought to the point that I thought it was there was a stickick. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Wow. Yeah. The >> Mormons complex. >> Okay. uh >> with intentions of drawing missionary. Yeah. the other side demonstration against the Mormons. Wow. and they picked me up from the airport and really had no with him cuz once I checked out never turned back. >> Yeah. Okay. Dimension to dimension. So I was I was standing actually singing toward my back to the mdish. I turned around to started crying. It was like unbelievable. So at that time that's another song that I wrote the lyrics. Shalam not for sale. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. They're still trying to sell it. still trying to sell it. >> Yeah. But the moments the the complex never really went anywhere. It's phased out. I don't know. I think it's not easy complex. Spent millions of dollars is domin the the most amazing experience. Nothing. >> No, it's a lot of lot of amazing moments. >> Okay. >> It's a bunch of a lot of amazing moments. >> Any any really terrible moments for >> Oh, yeah. Sure. Talk to me. [laughter] >> We got that concertus. They're building up some new uh new mush somewhere and um they were expecting like 5,000 people. The master that was like more like 20 30,000 people there was in an open place with blood horrible. They had a stage and the sound system which was built for 5,000 people. So people didn't even hear me. Supposed to be separate seating. I said, "As long as there's no separation in someone actually threw a stone at me from the crowd." Says, "One more thing that's thrown, I'm out of here. Bye." I had a [laughter] had a similar experience in a different a different level, different manner. I did a uh a sim with somebody in Tel Aviv, China, a fancy fancy sim lesson last few years. >> Yeah, few last few years. And somebody was standing in front of the stage. She must have been drunk smoking a cigarette [sighs] [laughter] >> into my face. Stop it because it's cigarette smoking to a singer like >> for anybody but you're killing me. I can't sing. >> Terrible. So after three warnings, the guy didn't stop. Put on a microphone and I went home. This same guy just hired me. It was now for his daughter's wedding. >> Yeah. Hired for his daughter's wedding. So just to show come to show you it happens. >> Wow. >> Any message for careers? >> Yeah. I tell you one one one important thing few important things. It makes sense. you're thinking sad words. What's going on? Think most important thing is if you'll project feeling to the people they will feel it. If you project hyalus they'll feel hless >> and most important most important said only he can help you only he can take you further only he can give you success of flowers colorful flowers that will do it for That's the way. push it to the guilt. Tell you interesting story. Just remind me a story. The first year that I quit on Haskiting. Yeah. >> I was supposed to get X amount of money. I'm not going to say how much, but it's a lot of money. >> You're making me very curious. >> [laughter] >> Uh a short while after that the exact amount totally different place somewhere else completely. >> Wow. For me, it's not an assignment. Money doesn't talk to me. >> Mention I don't take credit for it. People have different things in life. I mention billionaire, a millionaire. Mind you, you don't sing for free. Yeah. You have enough money to pay your bills. You have enough money to pay your tuition. You have enough money to to feed your family. You're the luckiest person in the world. So try to listen to this podcast over and over again and you'll see all the point all the pointers that were slipped in here and there. You'll do that and you'll guaranteed That's it. I'm done. I don't listen to it again. Okay. It's nice meeting you. A nice for bringing some time with you again. >> Again. >> If you bring time, a lot of lot of uh lot of good moments. >> Yeah. >> And um and as I told you, that I I have I was approached by many many many people to do podcasts. I don't do podcasts for the last few years. I don't do interviews years ago. I did because I for whatever reason I don't do podcast. I don't do interviews but for you once I saw the podcast that you did with besides Moses >> still Moses >> still Moses. Oh, that's why I was asking him to do it. Eden. The biggest you can do for another Eid is to lift him up, to bring the close to the holiest and the highest. Oh, just the inner child in me right now is validated and excited. I always looked up to you and um so now you understand he's not you're not looking up to me. [laughter] Okay. the the t that brings the water to the outer sink deserves credit. No, it's a pipe. >> I appreciate the pipe. [laughter] Thank you so much. >> Pleasure. We really appreciate you sponsors for the episode. Number one, Klein's ice cream. Number two, Bartanita Mscato. Number three, Envision Optical. Number four, Higher on Us. Number five, The Snipers. Number six, Blaze Foam Insulation. And number seven from ice cream we do it for you. Please support the sponsors from the companies. Tell them thank you for sponsoring the sponsors. So we appreciate our sponsors. We love our sponsors and you should try to send them your business as much as possible. 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