Remembering Yossi Piamenta @yossizweig6987 #guitar #jewishmusic #rip #simcha #wedding #live

Yossi Piamenta. I I loved him. I loved him. >> Avi. He He was a a very, very close friend of mine. He was close friend in Israel as in thing. But we all had different kind of relationships with him, but he's he was unbelievable unbelievable guy. >> no matter what time of day it was, would do whatever he can to help another Jew. >> He went through the whole safe till twice a day a day. >> Really? Yeah. The first time I met him was in when I was doing an album the Suki with a Touch of Tzitzit number two and I never I never met him before and I come to the studio and I'm looking I said, "Where is that Piamenta guy?" And then all of a sudden I see a guy who's just sitting there with the guitar and he's saying to him and and but the the guy would to do a favor you can call him up I this guy there's a wedding tonight and and and the chosson is just lost a somebody and then and and he's in a bad mood and you have you don't have to ask again he's there. Yossi was there. There There was a time I I told him about a group of of of people in Camp Monroe with camp that's not religious and how they learned they they were in love with Mordechai ben David just when Shabbos I'm going I'm performing with them going down to to Camp Monroe. That's him there. What I [snorts] remember about him >> Crazy. is he he had a Simchas Torah that it was weird to see