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Jazz Work Shop (Sadnat Hajazz) -  Mezare Israel Yekabtzenu

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Artist........................: Jazz Work Shop (Sadnat Hajazz)
Album.........................: Mezare Israel Yekabtzenu
Genre.........................: Jazz, Folk, World, & Country 
Year..........................: 1973
Coutry........................: Israel
Tags..........................: jazz,rock,tnt
Ripped by.....................: plixid
Uploaded by...................: plixid (uploadshare)
Quality.......................: MP3 320 kbs 44100 hz stereo
Cover.........................: http://i.imgur.com/EbXbnG2.jpg

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                         Tracklisting
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1 Mezare Israel Yekabtzenu....: 7:42
2 Rabbi Elimelech.............: 6:30
3 Sha Shtil Harabbi Ba........: 5:38
4 Ala Dal'ona.................: 6:41
5 Ken Yovdu Kol Oyvecha.......: 7:07
6 Hamichtav...................: 6:01

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                           Credits
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Alto Saxophone................: Albert Piamenta
Bass..........................: Teddy Kling
Drums.........................: Jerry Grabel
Piano.........................: Dan Gottfried     

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                          Description
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«Released in 1973, the “Mezare Israel Yekabtzenu” was the first instrumental Jazz album ever recorded in Israel. The Workshop was led by
Albert Piamenta, a saxophonist, clarinetist, composer, and arranger from 
a musical Jewish Moroccan family. Piamenta had gained notoriety and 
success in the 1960s by blending imported Funk, Soul and Jazz with 
Israeli and Middle Eastern compositions. On this particular project he 
adapted Arab maquams, Druze rhythms and Jewish Hasidic song, with aim of
freeing Israel`s musicians from the accepted American standards. 

The set was recorded in one day at Koliner Studios in Tel Aviv with a 
quartet consisting of Piamenta, Dan Gottfried (Piano; among other 
accomplishments founder of the Red Sea Jazz Festival), Jerry Garbel 
(Drums; a student of Max Roach who had performed with Sun Ra) and Teddy
Kling (Double bass; Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra). Reissued by Tel 
Aviv based label Fortuna, who are committed to sharing rare and 
forgotten pieces of homegrown Psychedelia, it is a syncopated spiritual
Soul balm, that after 48 hours awake in Tokyo feels like morning`s song.
Duke Ellington, Sonny Rollins, Dudley Moore, Jazz Kissaden and the 
romance of a lost late night Soho. Modal Swing and Hard Bop flights that
will be of definite interest if you are into Collocutor or Paul White, 
hang out at Brilliant Corners, or have bought anything on Matsuli or the
esoteric EM Records.» 

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