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Lewis family, Adam and Eve , 19th C.
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John Frederick Lewis, A sleeping child
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Gnarls Barkley records “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul” in the legendary Abbey Road Studios. ►►►read more
Arkady Duchin describes how the song was born during a Kabbalah seminar with Michael Laitman (הסיפור מאחורי השיר שער הדמעות). He writes the song is part of his a larger Kabbalah project. And Shuly Rand is Shuly Rand - ארקדי דוכין ושולי רנד – שער הדמעו ►►►read more
Sir George Clausen, 'Night', ca. 1904
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Sir John Gilbert, Vanbrugh Castle by night, December 1863
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Gnarls Barkley live from the Astoria 2, London: ►►►read more
Shuly Rand wrote the song about his friend Chanoch Levin, track – המשורר, CD – נקודה טובה:
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moroccan bananas via flickr/lizgoode
The late Billy Preston, the legend, in 1975 performance: ►►►read more
Groot Hart – Big Heart, the antidote. Let the snow cover the earth. And let the song swirl. ►►►read more
Evyatar Banay is the most unique contemporary Jewish musician, just my opinion. His pre-religious album “Standing On Paper” is a masterpiece. ►►►read more
