Benshimon Live ft. Yossi Green & Yumi Lowy - Live Full Show

I was fortunate to be able to write - he did nefesh the matter of factly was 1992 which I know you guys you have Oscars know the exact dates the years in in in tough Shin yeah yeah I'm not good at all ways feel like because whenever you speak that will you speak to love amateur he knows they know because you know there's a lot of surface and a lot of things that were written in certain years and then you connect to those years anyway the reason why I was nineteen ninety-two because I have a photo of the concert and in those days the cameras used to have the date my muzzle otherwise we would never know when these things took place anyway so in 1992 we did our first big show in Israel McLaren and myself and the beauty of it was that I remember I was sitting was that we had a white piano bench and I was sitting in the middle and I was playing it in that fish and month became sad am i right son everyone came and sat on my left side and we did both he didn't average together was very I was squeezed in between them it was a nice feeling you know at that time because anyway I was telling before I got here that I was learning you know rather like a Biderman puts out a put salad covariant every every week of all kinds of you printed out so I printed out also and it's beautiful is if you have time I go through it and he brings a story of Abenaki mental footer of us that that he heard but he was one of the big Hassidim the old the old consider what about you're kidding really really okay well thanks for straightening me out of that sure I just committed like that's important to know I'll see you alive knows that I didn't know exactly went that way doesn't matter this that's the way to eat some humility anyway was the first is anyway he said that they heard a story that in the long time ago this is an old story there was a heat that was sent to Siberia he was sent to and they sent them away suddenly and in those days you couldn't when they came they told you you have to go you you grabbed whatever you could and you never know when you'd come back with you anyway so they put they sent the seed out and he was there alone and then and also there was no was in in in Siberian there are times in the year when the the Sun doesn't shine for months so you don't even know when it's Chavez when they see on TV only you only know through but keeping time that he had they had they had a watch anyway and he said that he was he was very miserable there obviously and one day he's in in cinnamon it was in the middle of the day but at night and he hears your singing now because it's also very cold and there's not a lot of people so you know the South travels and he begins to walk in the direction of the of the singing and he gets in he sees a little hovel in the middle of nowhere and he walks in any season all the heed there was singing you didn't have fish with his eyes closed somebody I don't know what song it was but it was a song on the words he didn't a fish and he was singing him with his eye and he didn't he had no idea that he had a visitor and finally finishes the song and he opens up his eyes and he sees lead they get over there and he says to him well you know where how long are you here is the seed as he says well I'm here for 20 years already so this is the sea this for 20 years and he says to look do you do you perhaps that you have to film do you have any because I don't because when they took me they just sent me here now and I had nothing so the first question he says without asking anything just you I says well I'll tell you I was able to grab at film Sholay out on the way but that's all I have I have it financially out so he says if you would you wait with me because I'd like to I'd like to be able to wait after Shabbos and and he walked back and he brought that film and he's he'd put on the film and he made this and his he made this big in this broker and he is the Shama left the Buddhist world with after he put on this this film so so so much mental footer of us what how's it relate to that if it says imagine if Kali the house one of us would be put away for twenty years would we still be singing in the knavish after 20 years in Siberia the way the seed was singing in the knavish after 20 years anyway not to me that was very touchy come home [Music] we showed how the toy Hecker your clothes kibou hi each other oh boy [Music] faster [Music] boy am I happy you're here you'll be Oh see [Music] hailer Marisa [Music] this has a solo very slow Carlo [Music] welcome home Shirley's house before the toilette choice is more Oh [Music] see [Applause] now [Music] hallo [Music] the Iceland [Applause] the hace busy [Music] ah [Music] okay that was easy thank you but he said it was easy you know my store said about you you say that nobody messed up your voice you came to him when you were young and he was able to take you know your voice high able to fix you up in a way that now your voice doesn't go anywhere you go you see it today [Music] even after he does it still takes a long time you know a lot of times if you nervous then the gillis this song by the way is that it's not as high the high part is not as high just very intense so so what happens is because it's so intense you you get the sense that oh I'm never gonna be able to reach it so if you could just forget about the the the high the high notes just not a high note it's just a very dancing Jessica you know you go with it like he just went with it anyway thank you for that I appreciate that that's a great song yes so it's a real competition you created here you give them each and they're both innate the both of them others so anyway [Music] Oh [Music] you know what's interesting about this song is that this is about my shirt my knee you know that you know that there's no there's no the word rapini does not show up in this lyric his cap see the words come from from the hock office of simplest Agra so it's caps it's like it's like somebody's making announcement in in the heavens and gathering all them Elohim together come you have to see this there's somebody somebody's like just somebody zoom by and might remain who came to get the Tyra and of course the maloca Malakal never never ever able to reach that height where where an ashram occurred reach which you know from Chrissy this Rite of Elohim are in there in the mud the mats of a brew are and anyway so so they're talking about me you Lula Maura so they saw somebody just passed by and anyway so so it's moisture moisture a lot more so I just when I started working with either Jacques with these kids there's something beautiful to see a little little child saying my shadow by knees and anyway so we'll do the first of two much our bodies like this work motion about I love you still you stealing you still either what's name you still in the [Music] ha aha [Music] this cop seemed a little kids alt salic Oh Belton to Mars head said come see follow him salesy Sannikov LZ the Omar's a loser it's Copsey elohim tails's Jellicle the survey about sailor sir this count see one of Kim's LZ sailor kobozev wheeled barceló say I say by cherub I mean Sammy I say oh boy shared by you love me [Music] hahaha [Music] aha [Music] Oh it's Kapil Sibal okay okay [Music] cops evoke in sales and they're the coolest my is cops a little kids al Sam telecoil tell you bars else's this cop seen my look inside over there they go [Music] [Applause] [Music] my [Music] my up buddy Oh who [Music] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] how do you enter so you can't call you can't finish your song there's a faith the alma I think we fade you have to make believe you're failing anyway so well I've this song came out I was walking on 16th Avenue Borough Park on Friday and I thought I told the story all the time I don't care it's just a great story this is this old heat passes me by and he says to me dear schemata me with moisture a bunny I hope everybody understand there's no subtitles anyway so he leaves ahead and climb the Yiddish a kinder Xing and moisture a bunny I would pay you he says if you make a whole album more songs with marshana bunny we clinic in the world so as a matter of fact so he said you know what we could do one more happens to be the center this week so boy's tuxedo huh boys yes touching my voice Oh Yoshi Rocha up hi Nene if I sue as such you know boys Nishida machine even your body [Music] [Applause] like I said I mean EMI says a guy leaving a fire brigade you [Music] as you ship oh shut up Mikey so funny one I do it nobody does not appear this shit'll has a host you should boys should abide me even I saw mr. 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Shido I saw it it's a sheet hi Sasha Connie nearby says has a tiny bit of my Kylie Kylie [Music] [Applause] they are ba he says a guy in a fight [Music] they saw Rabbani fitted deputize you shear moisture moisture right anyway okay people are asking first of all you know we grew up listening to your compositions okay so we want to know what got you into this how did you start composing songs so the truth is that we didn't even know it was called composing at that time today we have a whole you know there were you know there were some great songs out at the time of course climate was was performing but we didn't listen so much so much so climb in the beginning we didn't really have access to his album so we were we were younger but we did have access to kids albums in London we had first with the the the first peer Hey that's where it all began by the way so we heard those and when an album came out with everybody would run through the store and we would buy the album you know so we grew up around those songs and then came London London was a whole different world because London was I don't know if I dare say it but it was it was the first kind of post-holocaust expression of Jewish music where people where who were who were born after after the locals began to write on their own and that was Eagles holic and that whole [Music] el the kite or EFS a boy Ragini the carrot is she is not my son's whiz he's a great song oh these are incredible so how is it like you okay I got a spot here and I think I could no I didn't I didn't I had no spot so you're asking that somehow way my first song Howard well what happened was I lived in I live the London at MIDI Shiva in London in Sanford Al and I live by a fam my lived with a family of mine and this family was a big that kind our nine children of the timeline nine little children and I had a room in the attic and in this attic so I don't know if you've been to London I know there's some people from London to Manchester by the hi Sam Sam Solomon Manchester I know you're up I know you're listening now it's light but wow it's slightly Manchester anyway so and in that size to come a matter of you know London to begin with is not a very it's not a very it wasn't a very happy place and in those days so you come up from Schriever 8 o'clock and you kind of went to your room and you know I didn't it's still not yeah well it's much bad looks funny gertner lives distemper till now so this there's sunshine there there is sunshine in London anyway and and sorry I used to go up to my room at night and and I lived in this attic which had it was like it was a big room like this there are lots of boxes and lots of you know ways to put all kind of it's called flotsam and jetsam you know that you know these words are it's it's stuff you know that from all the years it's called that you know flotsam and jetsam anyway so and I noticed one day I'm sitting I'm sitting on my bed and I see in the corner I see like a like a big like a big piece of some kind of furniture with boxes on it and I was curious that one over and I began to take the boxes off and lo and behold there's an old piano there a piano you know each key had you know the keys were different levels and some keys were missing and so on but it was something I didn't really know how to play the piano but I had some kind of a and you know like I had an aptitude for it and then I began to to play with one finger I played [Music] and then you continue [Music] right so so this was my little thing wasn't it wasn't this I wasn't aware even that I was that was writing something this was like well yeah this was like a pattern that I kept repeating things are born it sounds like almost like a piano like like a practically do a piano piano exercise piano exercises and and I was very fortunate to meet Eagle that at that time which is a story in itself but and he had asked me once he needed songs and he said to me you know how am I say would be if you would be writing in now I loved music he loved to listen to songs I was right but I didn't feel I had a personal connection and then when he asked me did you ever try and and I said well I have this little ditty that I thought I do you know I didn't have words for it or anything and I I and he heard it and he went crazy yeah yeah we thought what that was obviously when I was coming from that world I was living in London at the time I was listening to London School of Jewish songs I mean you know and and he did exact exactly know what he says could you slow it down could you slow it down what slower when he slowed it down I you know you even he was kind of he wanted to go into her into a one whose experiences but he didn't even know exactly what exact what did he want he wanted could you play a different that play it's I play piano I mean what you know home anyway and he once he heard once I was able to slow it down he ran to the farm trunk and he took out branches it was there was a partial I he at the time and he says there's a Russia were there and barney-boy be paddan-aram they thought that right it's called the Romagna Sh'ma and he went ahead and he he sat with me and even like like like like a sergeant until I loved the lying we hammered out the song and that's that was in and I had no it's already gonna do with this all nice as well we're gonna do a concert what's a concert who know what a concert was he says we go we travel we perform for people people come to see the only counselors that I saw was weddings why there's many kids today that still the only counselors they see is a wedding so and explain know there are there's a stage and we sing for people and then anyway then I remember I attended in Brooklyn College not far from here that kind of girl we came back to America and that was the beginning that's all sir too much information now that's a good song because of that I've never came to you and well yeah well that's years later you're talking about this here here I'm 19 now ramble came was already I was like good six six seven years later the Eagle was the first one [Music] how the out sink what happened whatever that whatever happened to wear this thing developed koi bhi rama holy shmow they he he [Music] he'll leave me Rocco very hot [Music] [Applause] Oh [Music] okay hey there [Music] Hey [Music] Oh [Music] okay hey Dad [Music] the Schnur something [Music] maybe home [Music] Oh [Music] Oh [Laughter] me [Music] I'm a No [Music] [Laughter] [Music] inequal of Liberty ah I think I used before yes sir here's the file [Music] hahahaha the showerhead so yeah lovey [Music] we birdie oh yes sir yes [Music] the show Oh [Music] you know the second song was the second song I bet you don't know but it was just as big just as a hit as big as this also from mutter showers the amount demco in the back of article the Kahului movies for sure that was a big shot already because I did call the Roma success we did you have another one is it I don't know we can try it I mounted the car back and I did call look I saw the Auto Show Louisville because shortly don't your life be socially full of night night night shallow me out don't your life [Music] like it's all like [Music] and the second was which I wrote a party in it the third body name out throw a Volm I know him I know him I saw him play out did he leave i play my [Music] chef Ashley champagne okay now [Music] you want nobody's running away so so what happens I got married and what year so I mean again 9 1976 yes 76 my wife is watching this and if I'm gonna get this wrong yeah I think 1976-77 one of those years you know anyway and we got married we lived in Barra Park for a little while and then did I no no I did not know ever I met him in Seagate when we moved to c8 we lived there for two years it one day there was a knock at the door he telling everybody cuz it was a real knock at the door we had no cell phones so if you were gonna get if somebody was gonna come to visit you he wouldn't be able to call you up and say by the way can I come over no the assumption was your home where would you be and I liked him I opened up the door and there was she a man LeWitt's with Avraham she was a big guy friend was a very thin guy they looked like a before and after she she doesn't mind this me saying this that's why he's the one that I think daddy is the one who coined that phrase it looked like it before in our before and after shot and they came upstairs and you know we lived upstairs in the house where we live in right now we had a tenant downstairs they came upstairs and she says to me I want to do an album with this guy and we're coming here for songs to the point well straight to the point then so the question where did I know Chia from so she I knew cos she wasn't alone and what happened was London school in the beginning these two bring the kids in and then I became too expensive to bring 18 kids 18 tickets from London so he got sonic had a choir in New York all the New York school the Jewish song with different kids different kids he trained the kids she Leibowitz at the time he trained the kids and he got performed on stage for you to make a living absolutely and Chia was in the choir so when I was 18 19 years old and I had written called Brahma Xie was in the choir at the time he was a 1213 year over year old at 12 years old he was and this was like five six years later now she is now 18 and he's bringing up MO and he's doing it he's doing albums and of course at that time remember I sat down with a bramble by the piano when I asked him what he wants to sing about give me an idea what was the first interview that I conducted since then I've been conducting this was by the way the interview that began that started it off because I needed direction when I'm going to write a song where you're gonna go you know how do you what do you want for the message and what's the message exactly so today it's it's then it was a very unique idea this thing like you're singing with a message you know people sang with words that as long as you had yudish words recorded words that you know but it was cognition so on and and he said to me I come I belong to a family of cabal to see them which I had no idea what that meant by the way no clue and now you know no but I have a little bit of look I found my way I found my way over here but and he said to me and we're wish leave him he comes from a family of means everybody knows this freedom this caution of a Freeman family can I know her I mean people that are there are lighting up the world and he was nothing the youngest of the boys I think he still is okay and he said to me we believe that no Jew gets left behind I'd never heard such a such an idea though leaving behind was if you didn't pass the finals you got left behind nobody was talked about no Jew gets left behind I remember as as just as a poof I won't give me like oh yeah yeah yeah that so I didn't write the look I both know I wrote the word no Jew who will be left behind but of course at that time there was a there was a woman her name is pnina Claver today she's the one that wrote that song and the one that came afterwards was [Music] okay good that was the second album and can I now became successful Wow so that's what we've started writing songs seriously that first album mojo broke all kinds of sales records and we realized that Clara was into him the message and you came in at time that it was radio that was not long ago I know but they had great songs the songs that he had were great songs you couldn't just come up with right exactly yeah so who was writing songs at the time I was writing a little as still writing at the time and the one who kind of was the mamama muqam the real malamar come in my opinion of Regina was her baroque shade of course he wrote he wrote a lot of the big stones and he wrote [Music] you know that was and Shiah was a big fan of this peroxide and every song in the beginning like I wasn't very interested in writing fast songs at the time to me it was all about the message I wrote you know so the the album would begin with the Baroque shade so he would proceed to this is the way we you know and that's how we started the career that's nine seventy years ago were talking about I mean close to 40 years anybody is 40 over here anyway okay let's look let's see what people that requested you like we're getting last here hope I'm answering the questions that this was was the first song forever yes yep the second one that's if you know the second one is a new car holidays holy Bianca say your the chorus mr. day [Music] they say to Cal Hartley boy Bianca's a late mister me he made a go ye new purchase a new car they join me I can say you're a [Music] it was a big wedding so much time in the wedding that you can sing so much the problem today is that that there is maybe a 15-minute people have not thought about this if you want to think about this it's maybe a 15-minute slot in a wedding where you can even dare to rob to sing and to write and to play a new song because you have the the Cooper's and you have the case of the rock diamond you have the idea of us and you have the the songs and everybody expects cuz they're dancing and they were they have dances that we must have so where is that new song that you put in 20 minutes 15 20 minutes everybody actually do two hours set dances you have yeah but there's enough songs to fill up two hours of theirs that people know do you really have to sing as if you want to do so so all the new albums they're all shooting for those 15 minutes you know I I walked away from those 15 minutes I said this the hope is so long and Shabbos is so long that they were so long more so than us every once in a while they're one you know she falls in anyway 50 minutes just for that song actually so okay so another question is here um how did tiny come about so Talia was already was already after Mahaska was where that's where the Prussia's the rock md the fourth the fork in the road what does Yogi Berra say we come to a fork in the road take it anyway so that was the fourth on the road that we took in our mo we took it together and because till that time Jewish music was really there were two part songs there was yet a low part at a high part and then we could they were great you know like beautiful but to take a song and to take the decade and have all kinds of kazama's and slow and fast in three and in fourth go back and different parts because we began to look at lyrics Steven McKenzie wrote right we began to look at lyrics and the lyrics had to be interpreted so all of a sudden later we began we got older we sure it has the quality kind of an icon we began to understand and so I began to write songs that reflected the lyric and that's at that point and that was a big problem because certain people did not want him to go that direction they were afraid that people would get bored from this kind of stuff that they wanted the with that leaves do with other people that were in the in the industry were advising him no but that's not that's not gonna be good for you you yes there is a pop singer and yeah and he said no so so the first song was no really can we do a little of course got the right artists we got if we gotta find the key for the show because that is if you don't stop in the right place oh my goodness gracious you could wind up it like it's actually a song with a huge range though definitely not there you don't want to be there let's see [Music] No [Music] yo a Martian is the flavor show [Music] you're the only political Payne [Music] Oh years shanlee - haha Sascha Keil [Music] meow [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] - Effy - he said bin ha ha ha [Music] Hadj save your voice it expires [Music] [Applause] BoBoiBoy CEO cannot know saw how the boy live all right right to life spell I see past me [Music] oh yeah the spotlights on you they chant elaborate see [Music] [Applause] like me can we [Music] me [Music] [Applause] [Music] kiai she loves are you oh boy Oh [Music] hahaha [Applause] hello acai this year I'll share Oh ah [Music] [Applause] [Music] is she [Music] [Applause] the streets it bothers me maybe foolish tobacco 0e love me Boise Boise [Applause] [Music] foolish I love trips it bothers me [Music] [Applause] my beloved shoe Rocco - yo yo Boise Boise you cannot know so attaboy never right right think I think you mean Oh [Music] you [Music] yummy Thank You out of the ballpark well we did the Yogi Berra thing it's my language it took it together yeah I see have a relative in the audience here yeah his father was my rebel my first rally see this actually after after after [Music] okay so are we ready for more questions yeah this is a huge forgot about time oh yeah because you asked what was the first comment we get to tally you can't so this is got to tell me before you pass no actually which way was the big it was the first one Tandy came later time he was really in the other we already album that was already did you ever compose a song with us with easier range than this well what's the small the smaller streams oh the smallest range that's your question yeah so so in the beginning obviously I remember have Leonardo this huge voice this huge range and yet all these different emotions that he's deaf he wanted to express and so on so and one of the problems that resides resulted for me was that [Music] it's a beautiful vision it's it's you know oh really so so every once in a while when they suddenly happened later I didn't realize what was going on I was writing for people that were solo solo singers and every solo singer the song that could show off what he can do them sure that was important for them for him you know and then it was only later that I was working with with with maka ready and I'm jumping because you know this month is not even this conversation yet no I knew him said when I was a little kid I know I was a little child and we were good friends and he lived a few hours away from me while all this was going on he lived four or five houses away from me maybe he's still gonna ask - I'm - composes no no we never did sounds fair for him he did he was a great composer he still is a great composer I mean you know try the praise sing I mean he was he was a great he's a great writer he part of his his career in the beginning is very developed was that he was writing songs and singing songs it wasn't that you went someplace else and you got a song from somebody to sing there's something not organic about that by the way that's the way it was people don't understand understand that I mean and he wrote and and he experimented like yeah [Music] yet oldies sold your song so so he was able to he experimented he did his own thing he experimented and everybody loved well you know you went out to do it when he hit put out a new album everybody ran to buy the album and you you struggled to learn and to understand what did he write what was the composition about it's not like you came with an expectation well let me see if it fits into what I consider is the what's name is a you know where all of that stuff changed later it was the last nothing either well you know people but there was there was a good he put out an album every 18 months let's say that every album that he that he put out or that everyone will put out you know it's because they were allowing they were allowing of the singer to set the pace and to tell the story now instead of the the audience saying well I would like like this I'd like a couple of pounds of hora I wanted to disco I want a I wanna you know like give me a couple ounces and they like in you know people decide what they want which is fine you know time changes anyway so your question was oh that's all right so we talked about a song that has a very short let me give you an example almost immediately had to be like that yeah yeah it was meant like a killer to be like that because at the time I remember he had some issues with his voice and he had a good active at the time and he sounds better than he ever did by the way today he's just comfortable and he's this you could put your head down on that voice and listen to it so you actually had to either and with with emotion you know you had to get the right emotions let's hear this song yeah stop before the story of the story before the song story there's a you have to understand how these emotion happened okay so we I did I did an album with a travel time and it was called a giant shoulders song there was a song in giant shoulders and the idea was it's a rebels idea I think I remember may have even written the lyric to this song and it was about this this giant who has this dream to take his little child does he to see the palace of the king and one day he sets out it takes his little child and they walk and walk a walk and they get to this place and they see the giant can see already the the palace but he gets to the to the to the to the wall and he sees that he can't even the giant the wall is higher than the giant himself and how's this little kid gonna see gonna see the king so he without an Annie brahler he takes the child and he says look I can't I'm gonna put you on my shoulders and you'll see the Palace of King and now this is a rebel giant giant giant idea beautiful idea it's very touching and and the and the mush the nimble was that that you know you have all these tsadikim that lived through thousands of years and they weren't absorbed fit to see mushiya how are we gonna be socialism it was a kind of a question why if Michelle didn't come for for Kiva Igor he didn't come with a Baba Tanya he didn't come why is he gonna come for us you know that was the and the idea was that the Giants they did all the work and we just have to give the last person that last push so one day I'm saying to him and I see this incredible thing I see the double demel of Intel him who is the father of machine though it so to speak and he writes about that exactly this message until him thousands of years ago that there may be a possibility that Kali sir will only be logical to see Messiah only at the end of time when there won't be any Giants left and the words were Kiowa kimuchi at Co the even array yahudah Bezerra Avada in Kalu the children of the of his of his servants so what Zahra what was their evolved you know he's about of right unbelievable I said look it right in here is the so I'll started to Kiev here Ching accion [Applause] [Music] Hey he either killed your gr c OE c oi the Ashley shop like me right [Music] [Applause] [Music] yeah [Applause] [Music] Zana [Music] [Applause] a Viceroy [Music] Oh [Music] [Applause] vol maestro easily [Music] they may have Aisha boy is history [Music] here like in a chain goe Scioli the ostrich RBI look we have a strong easterly [Music] [Applause] [Music] but highlights the point miss Knievel Oh [Music] [Applause] boy Oh [Music] that I love at the end of at the end of the yeah we actually have a song that [Music] was how was it Penda fruits Paris had penny fruits and we said cane year boo so so there's this optimum Penn Valley oral cancer this argument [Music] ha ha [Music] Hoddy k lb freud's 1010 plane you Bo can get ugly so friend Malloy I'm sure he's alright they don't go and we can't help can you throw its can can actually submit my actually serve [Music] I'd say so [Music] Oh Hector Hector [Music] get back [Music] Mehcad I'll do a liter [Music] can you throw it schedule a slow famiiy throwing hot chili sulfate at me bro [Music] I can tell [Music] some of these songs are problematic is they don't end well such a great simulant argument power anyway no you think parish or Miller's that's actually what it's supposed to be when I make my first album so I bet it was sort of my idol you're not growing up and he uses the same voice teacher as I do so we my met him there a couple of times so I asked him as a single going in to the album what's the main thing that should I know buying song good arranges all so he told me just just the parish midlist should be very important to you you know you should understand what you're actually saying when you're singing and and you know it went into my head and even now bye bye weddings when I sing whatever I think I actually have in mind the words and it helps see actually feel it right here I don't know about Tibet one of your comments you know these thing is they don't stop me a comment much the shabbiest they give up from the time including you see green we really appreciate it and you know if you're making a wedding coming up this is definitely a singer too and again you know some singers they start off the evening and then from then on you know if it's a good singer with a good technique it actually better and better as the night now one of his when I got to know him beginning one of the things that that he had that very few people had he had he was in perfect pitch all the time which that he whether it's his ears whether whatever he is is incredible pitch he's arm is he pitches is pitch means to be on the note to be right in tune do about it you could be slightly off to them not badly off tone you could be slightly off taller than them and that most people wouldn't tell they can't tell the difference but musicians can and musicians love to perform with him because he was always you know we talked about it Alaskans as I told him that because not everybody is is into him so you don't have to be flat we think that well he sings flat we're not talking about flat we talk about you slightly off that DEP you said you remote most people don't really it's a it's a gift yes this is a gift of being in pitch okay [Music] thank you mean I what's the story with enough impact what are you asking I know well its hearted off it was somebody had a wine a wine press and it was suddenly monogamy Gia's mom you know it took a long time for them for the grapes to ripen that year he is trying to press the grapes in order to make wine out of it but how did you may hope I hope you don't see stories [Music] so the people what the beauty of our love him was not so much the song of the writing the beauty of it was the people connected to it and people really connected to the message and this idea of mushiya standing on the roof you know the hospital fiddler on the roof you know mushiya on the roof people who were was only at the time the idea that that that she is standing on the top of the base something - the new by something - and he's still pleading with cloudiest role to believe him that he's here the miner time I mean in Roubaix he's giving his giving his giving my caucus he's giving proof that he's here which kind for me was very powerful because you know we grew up in and I post-holocaust time it's very hard for people to understand what that means when we went into and I when I was a little kid I went to shul with my father and people took off their their sleeves not what I'm film everybody had a number everybody had a number tattooed on their arm at the time so Collegeville was it was coming off one of the worst times in history and he's word Sbrocco leaden that word making a go of it again and putting on film again and raising jewish families again you know it was a very big I remember there's an oldie that I walked over and asked what's the number what is that number so he told me that he looks at me and he smiles and he says when I was a little kid I couldn't remember my phone number and as many times as I tried I couldn't see my mother wrote it for me on my on my arm so that I shouldn't forget was he gonna tell the kid you know so so and as I got older the mushiya old as man all of our songs really the first thing we saw I wrote is called a letter to machine which was a mayor Sherman's album before I remember and then no jury will be left behind and then goodbye callers and then goodbye call this and then hold on just a little bit longer and and everything was was about this you know and it kind of got you know and of course there ever was talking about this every everywhere you know and and after after a while I began to see that the message was not was not as strong as it used to be and and I was very disturbed by it you know because it was you know you know mushy his claw least rolls exit plan you know every people have a business this is not rata G there's an exit of where we go from actresses where do we go what I was doing is I was a member I asked I asked the kid successful kid and I he's like a young man I said so what's what are you looking forward to when you asked us we were afraid to make a plan and hanukkah what we gonna do what we gonna wear poor him so the boys got together on the back as well if Machine doesn't come before poor him I'd like to be a lion I'd like to be a soldier you know that was the but we were busy without a man I remember even further which was even strange like before Pesach we would make plans where we're gonna go to camp we were hoping if he's gonna come after camp because you know we were looking forward he's afraid this cos I was afraid that he's got such quiet Andrew Copelan yeah anyway so and and I and I saw the message get trucker you know and of course I wrote that song has circled on say so what was the concept has got us we could never understand so that really was our is my lyric [Music] right anyway so and I began to realize that that the head Skoda's doesn't mean that people they're just not busy with it anymore you know so when I saw this this I may not have a meaning rhubari she's a rare so that was the reason why and I saw that people [Music] would she [Music] Oh yo yo yo yo ha ha cabeza me ma sure [Music] she maybe sure yup [Music] yoyoyo Olga yeah [Music] [Applause] [Music] the Glassman we may not [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] killed us we made a pair be my mommy really [Music] ah a lots of kind [Music] [Applause] last they may not [Music] [Applause] Hey [Music] that's the exit that's the exit plan so we got the plan that would just be plain [Music] say I shall bellow e ke [Music] [Applause] [Music] yes all the leafy you lose all your sing-along whoever you are [Music] the years [Music] so the laser field [Applause] you know yoyoyo [Music] by Oh I know by yourself [Music] I wish i [Music] we steal awesome [Music] ha you're the shy [Music] [Applause] [Music] they know [Music] they know it seemed like this [Music] sure Oh [Music] me sorry cowboy [Applause] [Music] No [Applause] ecology you know to the polity I [Music] - ah I love with sunny California slidey this show we pay you know man you don't even need you hey no hey ROC copy but you do mineral toy we've seen it over a toy I made slightly no really does he still awake [Music] Oh [Music] so began my nesstra this was the first song Chanel I think I have three brothers left there's one answer then they're not written yet wow they're so long a fertile how cook I am the cab you see sure nobody right I was saying the second one was cow oh sure the latest one is we discussed the possibility of doing a new song on here the new either snack has I'm working another new either snack has that seen him before Eleonora there was that is one of the most precious precious projects that I'm involved with the last four or five years butcher we're on to our fourth album and in each the first the first one had Akash [Music] Oh [Music] here we go this was this was very hard for me to ride because I didn't really have the message of ready no honey no it didn't really get the message very clear because because it says that the first few brokers which - are our personal requests and my cab driver they begin the requests of the cloud so I couldn't say what's Reina Vanya what's it say about gula it's not my question Nick Amaro asked this question so on but I couldn't really connect until I finally understood that and talked about it's ago it talks about a golden office that we are we need our own redemptions nothing you do with connect ups kibosh offer but this is you know [Music] the river river [Music] the knee the vernacular I know overall I mean early bored by the [Music] like the gorillas reliable Oh [Music] caliber the father oh yeah [Music] [Applause] Oh [Music] cake I'll go Oh [Music] our clothes are cold Hey [Applause] Oh I said surely dotto ha [Music] as is showing its all the guy Hey [Music] I showed Arthur love [Music] she's showing the time [Music] thank you let's go back to the old stuff [Music] I know I love Mimi Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] mommy s me Messiah yeah I don't know bianna [Music] I don't know how cold ice bar - haha let's talk boys as is the feel all the fees [Music] if he calls you know who have told me to Louise it that was daddy and so the world was introduced to Delhi The Grateful name of the valve energy the great father we called him the Grateful Dead II changed that he really was a mother approaches zero from he was another fork in the road completely went when did you see that he liked songs like these but he wanted they should still be pop they still have [Music] so you know these might be called here in my lab but you don't be from here below me [Music] Oh they cook or shall I eat who the oil yo [Applause] Lavar going the back door locking into the whole song was an idea [Music] - ah-ha-ha hey or a yahoodi' the toys you try some flavor [Music] sit at home [Music] you really think about there is no what inspired all of a sudden to do a song with no shark 9 well shark by him was be wrapping these are messages that are like oh yeah Bicky firmly not showing anybody but just it's amazing that everybody's thinking about machine yeah but each time you had a great a great way to present it yeah so so what question which to which do we want to tackle Stoudemire you promise there tonight okay so start know him at the time I shot them actually is a Sadler construction believe it or not because it was very interesting very few people knew that sharp mime existed outside of summer at the time because we knew it because in the second day of she was between between militia and a Canuck office right if the second day of our coffers between what am i when I talk I covered Schwartz the second day of SH was it's all running together now and so my jewels how much it should have been H was anyways so so sad forever but they used to say the starting software they searched out mine there was this a long piece it's a long piece there's the super there's a time and the tsuba that was written by rubies from majora who was one of the days the macabre of Kariba NOLA you know core even so that that poem okay so he wrote that lyric and and he also wrote a whole beautiful piece of a kind of contract silver contract beads in between the varnish Lynam and college through the tannoy in contract and we grew up we knew was a log we have to wait there ever used to say that nobody knows about this so remember showing you our families is really where who showed up at the time that this is our solid genre so tom was re the result anyway the problem with stark mom was that it's huge I mean you can't you can't so the punchline was clean and ah so we came up with this beautiful cute little idea called the kulu kulu kulu so this way to say once you add Vakula vocals then I can choose no choice how else were you gonna write a song that takes two weeks to think you know we have four I mean I wrote a song for a new Fisher called beyond the Rockettes so at the time I think who's the knock'em seagull was on the radio at the time and whenever I used to go to do an interview he says you know what I love about your songs your soul give me an opportunity I can go and grab a sandwich he says I'm here from 6 o'clock till 9 o'clock and sometimes I get I get in motion that the right time and I don't have a chance to eat and you know all these songs are two three minutes songs you do songs you can do it sort of like you do so much time so I can go out and get it so there won't be on the Rockets it was an eight-minute song that you can go and take a shower but of course by other rockets in Aramaic there's not being a shower I hope anyway I could resist the year this is they're gonna come back after this down well yeah take a break man so start so start gnome was basically I had the opportunity to take out the things that were pieces that that were very poignant and instead of continuing the rest so this an engine there's an introduction and also this is also very different in seer than everything cause you have like an like kind of you're introducing the piece and then you had this Diwali of vehicle right and then you set aside the the took in the two sides the cost and the color they say and then of course you have to eventually get to a dance dance number and then and I thought at the time that rambling would definitely Nix this one because we're gonna be too long and as it is there were people saying who then at the time that some of these songs are just very very long and I rebel said what are you talking about let's do it so yes how such a visible in the muscle toy who believed that would be here 20 years later at Cygnus and I you to whatever begin mirages holidays [Music] [Applause] No imagine a Yahtzee the [Applause] the same elusive man [Music] we all see the you for the boy take Oh Holcomb god the boy who meets other shady yellow he or you can SSE zoo anymore [Music] whee-ha briefly more oh yeah piezo [Music] we bear what at the time I get here me [Music] No [Music] ha ha ha [Applause] although the owners are [Applause] [Music] hi tomorrow [Music] so we live we sure I love toyou know really wake you but the sugar me the feel of wood here [Music] Oh or a couple of meetings either for so-called civil oh hush my boots in Rafi maybe hires me Father Boyd a couple of me it's a haka sabi ko ploy but no it could fit me like boy fair coin Shauna Micaiah Tony the kyai boy Charlie are you Leah Quiana video boy Nemo oh boy [Music] Mazel Tov detective hula hula hula hula mm-hmm you could be rubbing with the one that came up with this one that's a good question so you could rob him actually there was a piece that of Remmel found a little vertel from her mayor Shapiro the one who initiated a toffee on me and it was it was a mattress pelea on this on this punish me in the Hawaii will be developed our Aloha and so the matter says which a local a local of you have a local crowd and he explains why you know and so on so it's a little little piece it was a safer it to retire I remember like it says it like it like me initial pirates like Tigers on the week and when I saw this I saw this story we wrote that whole you know we created that whole story that's that's not written anywhere I mean of course it's it's this the shoe alive or she won't lie feminist she was she ain't about the the Yiddish story we wrote together and that was the was the story of you for Robin of course I you could wrap my thought I didn't think that it would become as popular as it did at the time because that was already we were stretching it already like you know but people love it as that means and you have a story of you know it's long and it's him you know it's you never did I don't know I don't remember I don't remember it at a concert button to be stock talk there you see though I should low in Burmese I didn't see to say that that took some courage at the time stock talk and the beautiful thing about about writing a song for somebody who was a good singer is something called value-added you give him a song and then we do the arrangement you come to it you come to the studio and you hear him sing it and he gives it back to you 10-15 percent more than what you gave him and then you give him back harmonies ten percent more than that and you know you feed off each other and that's like yeah anyway so let's do another one he told me that he's a Korean and he wanted a guy he wanted a Brougham benching the kids [Music] likely care fry Hey [Music] now that [Music] boy [Music] I [Music] [Applause] [Music] yo [Music] now [Music] [Applause] [Music] the Oh [Music] haha [Music] nothing [Music] are you Allah Allah Aziz Allah [Music] ever [Music] like [Music] see here's an example you know that it's life come down this is the problem well you had a song which had this range like you know and every time people got to that part all of a sudden what happened you is that way you anyway hey you also wrote another guy to work out so the second one was for Silver's ever which actually came from cry lights wasn't easy story here let me tell you you guys are not leaving so quickly ha ha we all feel a looking oh the calcio boss are your boy the halo but [Music] Oh yo ki old are we gonna be Hey Hey oops this is now the second one this is the third one this is the one I wrote for a rebel the second is how to talk about the one I wrote the silvers ever [Music] hey-oh [Music] Hey love she loves it all hey let's go eat [Music] ah [Music] boy [Music] she nah Jeeta Wohi hey laughs hey laughs well hiking [Music] my lord [Applause] Oh [Music] Hey Oh [Music] probably yes or is the cadet Sangha yeah it's funny but I was I was so uh and roseburg um made a wedding just a few years ago to be the musician and I was thinking before like okay some people have a great voice when they're younger and then when they're older they're okay one more oh yeah how did you meet Rosenberg well the same way as him I met but once once he seemed to you yeah yeah yeah exactly bang of the what what's HAP know what anyway those things that's the way you know they got a phone call can I come over and he came over and told me it's doing a choir and I said of quiet or another because that they're really doing for you go son New York school we had Nichols Alec yeah sure Peter shall I a lot of choirs around those things anyway I see that we're getting uh yeah wow I'm just getting started here what are we being what they're shutting a lights on us what are the signs did he do it slow this ever okay I just have to check the key to make sure I want to get stuck here and then the only one who's gonna be able to sing is gonna be a yummy over here yeah but he's doing great down I'm sure he's doing a great job but he wants arrest everyone oh ha ha I got it hey they call Kyle 88 the eagle I know she'll hate me - me I know but I'll come home the heyday cold hi ladies [Music] honey a [Music] hey I'll take the yes [Music] mr. Hey bye honey okay glad I asked that question daddy every did this one we also never checked this kids you know who's the component lazy later you know about Slava and this we all knew that at least that's how we did shades of green purpose of shades of green all these songs appeared on shades of green so I'm shades of green yeah the opportunity to redo them the way we wanted to be done and so on [Music] sending the shallow yaku MSP evidence of arbiter ah we've got you selling the show LOI the chaco MSP ever eats Baba [Music] damn [Music] yeah yes [Music] Hey No oh yeah [Music] I love that songs how many songs yes people want to know how many songs here how many songs I always say you've got to know exactly if like me just sit there you know you don't know the answer there are questions I'm really only interested in the songs that I did not write here how many songs I did not write how many I wrote is irrelevant it's you know Brock is now called only in something that's that some summer minute I and that's none but there's each one has a story saying there's different stages of life the stage that we're doing now with with the kids it's just beyond beyond the we already have our clients who buying this this third album we're kids that sang on the first album so sure which is the way which is in those days the way we built an audience was we wrote songs for kids then we got a little older and then we wrote songs for young for poker room and then for you light and then slowly and then now we kind of cut to that peak like for instance for a young child to try to understand of realm of singing at this point it's not so it's not so simple because he can I know her after all these years the his ability to sing and to interpret music I mean how do you explain that to an eight-year-old but you want 8 year olds to listen to Jewish music as well so we're starting from this from this end again hopefully to bring the audience back up again and brush em it was an experiment that we tried to the first album and it was successful and don't forget each each few you have to put in another make sure that by anything oh yeah [Music] but he didn't do make up of Aida happy boys boy should I buy neither attends Gazoo we have to first of all thank to websites because you know forgetting Stillwell life grunting and versus nice massive calm the liquid scoop Goulet RFM kakera shabbat Shias Ali and yeah everybody on Instagram Ksyusha hoc Simcoe spot there's a lot of names here and cold high they also called me just this past week and last but not least slow motion studios we thank them so much because they took a huge headache off of my back and off of my head everywhere because if you could see what I'm looking I'm looking at you guys can't see that but I'm looking at cameras and screams yeah actually kind of um thank you so much Ben for a pattern I'm you guys are just amazing you guys did a great creative job we have time for one more song but we got like hundreds of scientists to choose from it's not an easy task I shed Shabbat is the field Oh Russian Shabbat II as the fields earth Oh [Music] party as the favored circle [Music] they call Lala true party as the field circle [Music] [Applause] Fila settle please [Applause] Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] Danny No The Voice hello [Applause] [Music] Fila cessful but wheezy [Music] [Applause] [Music] in any Longfellow in an Eli fellow Behati shebar tears the feels a heifer Louise no easier city boy said for Italy Roy is the law in the little fellow Oh a chair Marty has to feel [Music] Oh like going by the shed sure Bobby as the philosophical ah I share Barty mr. fielder Oh ah we call you borrow sure party as the fatal circle Oh easy [Music] [Applause] No indeed [Music] aha Chabad tears the feels a cool easy [Applause] we see a stable circle even the royal fellow he the Deroy Allah the Royal follow [Laughter] I love but you know you're you know a boy [Music] aha [Music] why are you me no no usually it's a liar boy shall it shall I hear me or interracial it shall I Nicole [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] hola hola [Applause] you don't shout Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] thank you again the massive airboats I give up thanks for watching this is my favorite song by weddings the last part was written by what's-his-name you know shall i was written by that date from the new what's the name I haven't rooted in this song by the way you didn't know this we gotta get could you ever ask ask ask as quickly what's the name of him I don't want to uh I wanna give him credit you