Such a wave comes over me when hearing this! As a member of Young Judaea '74-'79, this song was special in my turbulent and questioning childhood. Post-YK war, rallies at the UN (the Z=R bill), summer camp at Tel Yehudah, chaotic home life, folk dancing in NYC (and riding the NYC subways at 14!), adrift in ideas without my feet on the ground...such is childhood... ...shavuah tov from another wandering Jew!
@@erickreihs9021 after my time. I wet to TY in the mid 70s. I danced in the Nat'l Israeli Folk Dance Festival in Lincoln Center in 1975. I also worked in the kitchen at Sprout Lake. Many of our leaders then had serve in thee Yom Kippur war. It was a very hopeful time for peace. Post-Lebanon invasion, everything changed in tenor.
one of the best songs from one of the best bands , those guys are the most talented musicians in israel and we really appreciate their work ,so thank you Kaveret for all the great music ,you will always be our greatest band !
Here are the lyrics of this song translated from Hebrew into Standard American English: "I received a slightly excessive punishment, they judged me to death, I sat in an electric chair, parted from the private*, If only I had at least been able to swap the chairs, They usually tell me, "change your place, change your fortune"** Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it far? Hey, Yo-Ya! You all don't know My brother collected stamps, therefore he worked at the post office, He would deliver letters, he even received a commendation,*** One day a cop noticed that he also collected letters, He was immediately fired from the job, since "every mailman comes to an end"**** Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it fair? Hey, Yo-Ya! You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem") (Instrumental) I had an uncle, [who was] so lazy that he was too lazy to rest, He would go to the ant, return moody, Had he been less stupid then he would have surely known, That there's an addition to the phrase, "See her ways, and you shall gain wisdom"***** Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it fair? Hey, Yo-Ya! You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem") (Instrumental) My uncle wanted to know how to swim so he could float permanently, He learned to swim through correspondence with a well known lifeguard, When he finally got in the water, he disappeared within seconds, Two [people] immediately jumped to [help] him, "Two sink better than one"****** Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it fair? Hey, Yo-Ya! You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem") Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it fair? Hey, Yo-Ya! You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem") Hey, Yo-Ya! I ask Hey, Yo-Ya! You all answer Hey, Yo-Ya! Is it fair?" (*Long used in Hebrew as an adaptation from the equivalent English word, referring to a private chair. At the time of this song (1970s), one having private arrangements of any kind- be it a seat at a wedding or on an airplane- was considered a luxury, and was referred to in English, albeit sometimes in a denouncing way.) (**This is a Hebrew proverb, "Meshane makom, meshane mazal," meaning literally, "[One] changes [their] place, [one] changes [their] fortune.") (***The word "Toar" is used in this context to mean "award/ distinction/ commendation." Used in different context, this word also means "[academic] degree; diploma") (****First he uses the English word "job", adopted into common Hebrew from the equivalent English word and meaning. Gidi Gov sings, "key yesh sof leKol davar," which is a play-on-word double meaning in the song. "Key yesh sof leKol davar" is a Hebrew phrase meaning "everything comes to an end." In this Hebrew expression the word "davar" means "thing." But, if you change the spelling of one letter (the "v") in the word "davar" from 'bet' to 'vahv,' the word pronunciation stays the same but its meaning completely changes from "thing" to "a [male] letter carrier; a mailman." (*****"See her ways, and you will gain wisdom," in Hebrew: "Re'eh dracheyhah, veh chacham," from the Hebrew Biblical proverb, "Lech el haNemallah atzel, re'eh dracheyhah, veh chacham." This translates most closely to, "Go to the ant, [you] lazy one, see her ways, and you shall gain wisdom." It suggests that one should not be lazy and adopt a strong work ethic in life by referencing the ant, which toils daily for its colony.) (******Gidi Gov uses the Hebrew phrase, "Tovim ha'shnaeem mih'Ha echahd," meaning "two are better than one." But he pronounces the word "tovim" (plural for "good") with an alternative letter to the Hebrew spelling (you can notice the different pronunciation, sounding more guttural; "tov-'Aeem"), thus changing both the technical pronunciation and meaning of the word from the plural of "good" to the plural of "[people] sinking").
I'm 41 years old, was always vaguely aware of this band but never really checked them out, saw this and was blown away by how not only are pretty much all their songs are amazing but that the guys in this band were so exactly my type, I love the style so much.
I'm about your age and I'm from Israel ..this was a bit before my time (my older sisters loved it) but I just recently started to really listen to all their stuff, and to my ignorance I was also surprised that this band is made out of the biggest names around here until this day. These people wrote some dope shit long after the split up..
First verse: I received a punishment slightly harsh, they condemned me to death They sat me on electric chair, separated me from the Private Would that it were possible at least, to exchange with him the chairs Because they say as a general rule, [this is an old Hebrew saying] "A change of location, a change of luck." Chorus: Hey yo-ya, I ask you [pl.] Hey yo-ya, you answer Hey yo-ya, is this fair? Hey yo-ya, you do not know.
Second verse: My brother collected stamps, therefore he worked in the post office He sorted the letters, he even received a certificate for this One day they realised, he also was collecting letters From the job he was immediately fired, because [warning, horrible pun ahead] "There is an end to every ``davar''." ["Davar" can be translated "thing" or "mailman" depending on if you spell it with a Bet or a Vov. the saying is originally "To all things there is an end"]
Third verse: I had an uncle, he was such an idler, he was too lazy to rest He would "Go to the ant" [Prov. 6:6], and return without satisfaction Were he only less of a fool, he certainly would know there was Also an addition to the proverb, "Consider her ways and be wise".
4th verse: My cousin wanted to swim, in order to float properly He learned swimming by correspondence course from a recognised lifeguard When at last he entered the sea, within 2 seconds he disappeared Two jumped in after him immediately, [**Danger, horrible pun coming up**] "The two sank because of the one." OK, that last needs explanation. The saying is "Tovim shnaim min ha'echad" (Two are better than one, Eccles. 4:9), but he said "Tova'im" (they sank) rather than "Tovim" (they are better).
I agree with the comment below. It is one of the coolest songs of all time. An amazingly popular song and dance. If this was heard more it would be recognized as one of the greatest of all.
Happy Purim . Today is Shushan Purim in Israel. Evey few years Kaveret gets together and does a concert in the park. It is a magnificent experience . Everyone is singing along three generations as of now. Come live in Israel.
We used to dance to this song at Jewish Camp. I never took the time to translate the song into English, but I googled the song and the lyrics are hilarious. The Beatles of Israel.
On December 13, 2020 at 9 pm, there is an upcoming online screening of the documentary film of the Kaveret/Poogy reunion concert that took place in 2013-- it's "a very special screening of the most recent reunion tour of legendary rock band Kaveret, also known in the US as Poogy. The concert was filmed for two consecutive days, in front of 100,000 people. Danny Sanderson, Gidi Gov, Efraim Shamir, Alon Oleartchik, Yitzhak Klepter, Yoni Rechter, and the festival’s very own Meir Fenigstein are back together on stage, playing all the greatest hits. A nostalgic, heartwarming experience for the whole family. The screening will be followed by an interview with The festival’s executive director and Poogy’s drummer, Meir Fenigstien, moderated by film director Dani Menkin (“Aulcie”, “Picture of His Life“)" Learn more and purchase tickets to view this film online here: www.israelfilmfestival.com/films/kaveret-poogy-2013-reunion-concert/
I wonder if Lenny Kravitz really did borrow this song's guitar riff for his "Are You Gonna Go My Way" because it reminds me of it. Really good stuff! :)
lovely to see. I have always loved their songs and the nuances and the play on words... sometimes gets lost in translation, but birilliant. THANK YOU for the translation, especially the 3rd verse... "GO TO THE ANT,,, consider her ways and be wise!" brilliant. Shows they are not just making songs, but spreading a bit of a message! toda raba!
Yo Ya is a chant used by youth movements in Israel in the 50s and 60s. It is a parody of similar chants used by arabs while celebrating or dancing debka.
if i can only find where one can buy this one song with the same performance as this video in hd quality of course ;).. they look like they are having massive fun performing this song ...
I believe I had this person in a Math class years later....he called me up to ask about the late registration process. He said “I Will be the guy you probably will have yelled at for coming late...and who looks like Jesus. - LOL both he and I are Jewish, Which was obvious from our last names...what a character lol....
TY!!!! TY from 1992-1995! Well 1994 was MACHON! However, we sang this every Saturday night at Shira and Rikudiam! How crazy is this: I ran into Rami, our shira director on Ben Yehuda in 1996 summer, when off with another group is Israel! One day, when at Sprout Lake we went off on our day trip and went roller skating (remember those?) and the girls in our bunk had it on tape (remember those?). The rink DJ played it for us and we skated to it! Ah youth :)
Great! These documents are very rare. Gidi Gov was not known as a guitar player. Good to see Kaveret performance from the original period. A lot of such historical documents are forgotten in dusted archives in Romema caves. Channel 24 should make one more effort to repair the synchronization. Anyone can do it with a video editor.
I don't have a comment I have a question, driving me crazzzzy,, I don't have Hebrew translation on my phone,they sang a song,pitom com a Adam bokar, why can't I find the song
A tradução em português (não está perfeita) é a seguinte: Recebi uma pena um pouco exagerada Me julgaram para ser morto Sentei em uma cadeira elétrica Me despedi do meu carro Se ao menos pudesse Trocar as cadeiras Pois dizem que geralmente Quem troca de lugar, troca de sorte Hei Yo Ya, eu pergunto Hei Yo Ya, vocês respondem Hei Yo Ya, será que é justo? Hei Yo Ya, vocês não sabem.
Shout out to H3H3 for turning me on to this groovy band.
Lol same.
Shout out to H3H3 for turning me on
For real, this is pretty good.
Same 🤩
Omg what video were they mentioned in?
Love From IRAN
This is quite literally one of the coolest songs I have ever heard in my entire life. And I've heard a lot of very cool songs. Kaveret for life!
Yeah!!! I love them as well :)
You look a bit like poogy lol
I was a child when my big brother brought Kavaret (Poogy) albums into the house. I use to listen to them all the time.
as an american jewish high school student this band has been a huge part of my education. LOVE!!!
Such a wave comes over me when hearing this! As a member of Young Judaea '74-'79, this song was special in my turbulent and questioning childhood. Post-YK war, rallies at the UN (the Z=R bill), summer camp at Tel Yehudah, chaotic home life, folk dancing in NYC (and riding the NYC subways at 14!), adrift in ideas without my feet on the ground...such is childhood...
...shavuah tov from another wandering Jew!
fairalways i went to rallys... Anatoly Shiranski! I still have my bracelet with his name on it!
I went to TY and CJ in NC. I was in Young Judaea 1983-1989.
@@erickreihs9021 after my time. I wet to TY in the mid 70s. I danced in the Nat'l Israeli Folk Dance Festival in Lincoln Center in 1975. I also worked in the kitchen at Sprout Lake. Many of our leaders then had serve in thee Yom Kippur war. It was a very hopeful time for peace. Post-Lebanon invasion, everything changed in tenor.
They are a truly great,GREAT band. Such talented vocalists and musicians. I don't speak Hebrew but to a British guy like me this is awesome!
I'm so glad you enjoy their music!
Who's listening in 2024 👇
🖐
Yo! Yo ya!
שיר של האלוהים ....
one of the best songs from one of the best bands , those guys are the most talented musicians in israel and we really appreciate their work ,so thank you Kaveret for all the great music ,you will always be our greatest band !
Cashiyado i thought the name of the band was poogy. Is it? Or is it kaveret?
@@BourneCreatives I, too, thought the name of the band was Poogy.
@@IlaughedIcried "poogy" is a character often mentioned in their music but their name is Kaveret (which means bee hive in Hebrew)
Thank you , Kaveret and Poogy
Poogy is a name for international market
I remember when this was our big song at summer camp in the mid-70s.
I requested this song at my homecoming dance this year but they wouldn't play it
+rabbitfishtv It still is in some summer camps now
Matthew Frankle I know the dance to it by heart!
Me too, man
as do i
Here are the lyrics of this song translated from Hebrew into Standard American English:
"I received a slightly excessive punishment, they judged me to death,
I sat in an electric chair, parted from the private*,
If only I had at least been able to swap the chairs,
They usually tell me, "change your place, change your fortune"**
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it far?
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all don't know
My brother collected stamps, therefore he worked at the post office,
He would deliver letters, he even received a commendation,***
One day a cop noticed that he also collected letters,
He was immediately fired from the job, since "every mailman comes to an end"****
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it fair?
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem")
(Instrumental)
I had an uncle, [who was] so lazy that he was too lazy to rest,
He would go to the ant, return moody,
Had he been less stupid then he would have surely known,
That there's an addition to the phrase,
"See her ways, and you shall gain wisdom"*****
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it fair?
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem")
(Instrumental)
My uncle wanted to know how to swim so he could float permanently,
He learned to swim through correspondence with a well known lifeguard,
When he finally got in the water, he disappeared within seconds,
Two [people] immediately jumped to [help] him,
"Two sink better than one"******
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it fair?
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem")
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it fair?
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all aren't helping ("Atem lo ozriem")
Hey, Yo-Ya!
I ask
Hey, Yo-Ya!
You all answer
Hey, Yo-Ya!
Is it fair?"
(*Long used in Hebrew as an adaptation from the equivalent English word, referring to a private chair. At the time of this song (1970s), one having private arrangements of any kind- be it a seat at a wedding or on an airplane- was considered a luxury, and was referred to in English, albeit sometimes in a denouncing way.)
(**This is a Hebrew proverb, "Meshane makom, meshane mazal," meaning literally, "[One] changes [their] place, [one] changes [their] fortune.")
(***The word "Toar" is used in this context to mean "award/ distinction/ commendation." Used in different context, this word also means "[academic] degree; diploma")
(****First he uses the English word "job", adopted into common Hebrew from the equivalent English word and meaning. Gidi Gov sings, "key yesh sof leKol davar," which is a play-on-word double meaning in the song. "Key yesh sof leKol davar" is a Hebrew phrase meaning "everything comes to an end." In this Hebrew expression the word "davar" means "thing." But, if you change the spelling of one letter (the "v") in the word "davar" from 'bet' to 'vahv,' the word pronunciation stays the same but its meaning completely changes from "thing" to "a [male] letter carrier; a mailman."
(*****"See her ways, and you will gain wisdom," in Hebrew: "Re'eh dracheyhah, veh chacham," from the Hebrew Biblical proverb, "Lech el haNemallah atzel, re'eh dracheyhah, veh chacham." This translates most closely to, "Go to the ant, [you] lazy one, see her ways, and you shall gain wisdom." It suggests that one should not be lazy and adopt a strong work ethic in life by referencing the ant, which toils daily for its colony.)
(******Gidi Gov uses the Hebrew phrase, "Tovim ha'shnaeem mih'Ha echahd," meaning "two are better than one." But he pronounces the word "tovim" (plural for "good") with an alternative letter to the Hebrew spelling (you can notice the different pronunciation, sounding more guttural; "tov-'Aeem"), thus changing both the technical pronunciation and meaning of the word from the plural of "good" to the plural of "[people] sinking").
Thank you very much for your effort!!
Playing with proverbs.. nice. I don't understand a single word from it, but the tune is nice
This is really great work on your part (and theirs's too}. Some of the references I knew but most of them I did not.
Thanks!
קרב הגיטרות הכי טוב שיש! קלפטר וסנדרסון!!!!! :) משאיר אותי בהלם כל פעם מחדש...
I'm 41 years old, was always vaguely aware of this band but never really checked them out, saw this and was blown away by how not only are pretty much all their songs are amazing but that the guys in this band were so exactly my type, I love the style so much.
I'm about your age and I'm from Israel ..this was a bit before my time (my older sisters loved it) but I just recently started to really listen to all their stuff, and to my ignorance I was also surprised that this band is made out of the biggest names around here until this day. These people wrote some dope shit long after the split up..
I love this song and the group to this day. Love from the US :)
I don't even understand what they're saying and I still listen to it on a daily lol
Sturdy Birdy they are telling a story
+omer anati they are telling several short humorous stories
It's a very humorous get poetic sing. If you reply I'll explain it but it's too long to explain for someone who might not see it
What a cool band , what a great sound. Timeless !
absolutly ;:)
Tako snažno i spontano, puno prštave energije i prijateljskog tkanja priče... Yeah! Živjeli Poogyiji!
Fantastic. Timeless music from a timeless band. Sounds as great today as it did back then. What a band!!!!!
First verse:
I received a punishment slightly harsh, they condemned me to death
They sat me on electric chair, separated me from the Private
Would that it were possible at least, to exchange with him the chairs
Because they say as a general rule, [this is an old Hebrew saying] "A change of location, a change of luck."
Chorus:
Hey yo-ya, I ask you [pl.]
Hey yo-ya, you answer
Hey yo-ya, is this fair?
Hey yo-ya, you do not know.
sha1om Thanks!
Thank you!
Hvala!
Second verse:
My brother collected stamps, therefore he worked in the post office
He sorted the letters, he even received a certificate for this
One day they realised, he also was collecting letters
From the job he was immediately fired, because
[warning, horrible pun ahead]
"There is an end to every ``davar''."
["Davar" can be translated "thing" or "mailman" depending on if you spell it with a Bet or a Vov. the saying is originally "To all things there is an end"]
sha1om thanks!
The ant 🐜 does what?
One of my favorite Israeli songs. Great dance too
Third verse:
I had an uncle, he was such an idler, he was too lazy to rest
He would "Go to the ant" [Prov. 6:6], and return without satisfaction
Were he only less of a fool, he certainly would know there was
Also an addition to the proverb, "Consider her ways and be wise".
sha1om thanks!
🙏RIP ITSHAK KLEPTER🙏🎸
Nobody else was or is able to sing modern Hebrew in rock and roll music.
Here from h3h3. This slaps.
4th verse:
My cousin wanted to swim, in order to float properly
He learned swimming by correspondence course from a recognised lifeguard
When at last he entered the sea, within 2 seconds he disappeared
Two jumped in after him immediately,
[**Danger, horrible pun coming up**]
"The two sank because of the one."
OK, that last needs explanation. The saying is "Tovim shnaim min ha'echad" (Two are better than one, Eccles. 4:9), but he said "Tova'im" (they sank) rather than "Tovim" (they are better).
sha1om thanks!
Let me listen and te listen, something tells me you have mistake but let me listen
Isto é que é rock! Eles são geniais, excelente ritmo. Congratulations!
looks like they were having so much fun.
i love this song!!!
If I forgot you, and you reminded me!! Toda raba!!
I agree with the comment below. It is one of the coolest songs of all time. An amazingly popular song and dance. If this was heard more it would be recognized as one of the greatest of all.
One of the most gorgeous and powerful rock song of all time, including all English language world and all countries and all mainlands
fantastic song, fantastic band
Happy Purim . Today is Shushan Purim in Israel. Evey few years Kaveret gets together and does a concert in the park. It is a magnificent experience .
Everyone is singing along three generations as of now.
Come live in Israel.
haha, im in my teens in north america and this brings back some of the best memories in my life so far!
So, how's life 12 years later?
Saw Poogy in 1974 in Tel Aviv. What ever happened to them ? ? ? They were awesome ! ! !
Steve Weinstein They broke up as a group and played independently.
We used to dance to this song at Jewish Camp. I never took the time to translate the song into English, but I googled the song and the lyrics are hilarious. The Beatles of Israel.
yep I always thought of them as our version of the beatles :)
The synchronization problems are due to RUclips and not the original video. It is great to have this great performance available in any form.
Still gives me goosebumps ... so many years later.
On December 13, 2020 at 9 pm, there is an upcoming online screening of the documentary film of the Kaveret/Poogy reunion concert that took place in 2013-- it's "a very special screening of the most recent reunion tour of legendary rock band Kaveret, also known in the US as Poogy. The concert was filmed for two consecutive days, in front of 100,000 people. Danny Sanderson, Gidi Gov, Efraim Shamir, Alon Oleartchik, Yitzhak Klepter, Yoni Rechter, and the festival’s very own Meir Fenigstein are back together on stage, playing all the greatest hits. A nostalgic, heartwarming experience for the whole family. The screening will be followed by an interview with The festival’s executive director and Poogy’s drummer, Meir Fenigstien, moderated by film director Dani Menkin (“Aulcie”, “Picture of His Life“)" Learn more and purchase tickets to view this film online here: www.israelfilmfestival.com/films/kaveret-poogy-2013-reunion-concert/
una gran banda, admirable en todo su esplendor.
mi admiración es completamente suya.
I wonder if Lenny Kravitz really did borrow this song's guitar riff for his "Are You Gonna Go My Way" because it reminds me of it. Really good stuff! :)
Me too...
+Disco Saturn Loves To Do Subtitled Comedies and Other Things 24/7 definitly a lot of similarities
Looks like they are enjoying the performance
+jacob katz Me too :)
lovely to see. I have always loved their songs and the nuances and the play on words... sometimes gets lost in translation, but birilliant. THANK YOU for the translation, especially the 3rd verse... "GO TO THE ANT,,, consider her ways and be wise!" brilliant. Shows they are not just making songs, but spreading a bit of a message! toda raba!
Yo Ya is a chant used by youth movements in Israel in the 50s and 60s. It is a parody of similar chants used by arabs while celebrating or dancing debka.
Amo 🧿
What a tune. These guys rock.
tht...was....AWESOME!!!! I learned an Israeli Dance to tht song!!!!
Why is Gidi Gov playing a 12 string electric? I guess if you can't do it well you might as well use a cool guitar... :) these guys rock btw
Gidi Gov didnt really play guitar..
Awesome footage!
if i can only find where one can buy this one song with the same performance as this video in hd quality of course ;).. they look like they are having massive fun performing this song ...
I bet they had a lot of fun! I wish I could go back in time to the 1970s and see them live
Lots of YJers posting here. Nice! I was on YC 04-05. I'm going to be a Madrich at TY this summer. :D
Still teaching the dance to this song. Great song, line dance!
PURA EMOCION. LOS VI ALLA EN EL AÑO 1974 EN TEL AVIV . SIPUREY POOGY SIEMPRE ESTARA EN MI CORAZON
Saw them in 1973 in Jerusalem - that live concert was re-released 2-3 years ago..
I saw them in 1974 in Afridar Ashkelon
I believe I had this person in a Math class years later....he called me up to ask about the late registration process. He said “I
Will be the guy you probably will have yelled at for coming late...and who looks like Jesus. - LOL both he and I are Jewish,
Which was obvious from our last names...what a character lol....
Tel Yehuda summer of '77 here. I still have the song book (shiron). Great memories. I am now 48 years old and a happy baal tshuvah.
Still
TY!!!! TY from 1992-1995! Well 1994 was MACHON! However, we sang this every Saturday night at Shira and Rikudiam! How crazy is this: I ran into Rami, our shira director on Ben Yehuda in 1996 summer, when off with another group is Israel! One day, when at Sprout Lake we went off on our day trip and went roller skating (remember those?) and the girls in our bunk had it on tape (remember those?). The rink DJ played it for us and we skated to it! Ah youth :)
אני והחברים שלי נסענו לסרט וכל הדרך ניסינו לשיר את השיר הזה :)
Here from h3
Bizarrerecords.com brought me here, but I'm digging these cats. Did the Doobie Brothers know they had bagel noshing doppelgangers?
I have mine somewhere too. We must have been there at the same time. I'm 47. L'hitraot!
Good song!
Great! These documents are very rare. Gidi Gov was not known as a guitar player.
Good to see Kaveret performance from the original period.
A lot of such historical documents are forgotten in dusted archives in Romema caves. Channel 24 should make one more effort to repair the synchronization. Anyone can do it with a video editor.
Rikud at TY
Kote Nogin Shira and Rikud
BTW, "Kaveret" means "Hive" in Hebrew.
excelente!!!!!!!!!!!
So cool!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
best song ever
@tottyster This is so weird to say, but i went to TY for 4 summers. im 19 now. so nice to see this on youtube!!
Flashback from summers at Camp Young Judaea!!!
Eleanor Haupert YES!!!
Eleanor Haupert What years? 1990-1995 for me.
I do enjoy watching Israel’s Chris Squire. Cheers/Shalom.
מגניב!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Muito bom o solo!!
אדמה טובה מאוד!
יפה
@Robbi165 he said "hem lo ozrim" and it means "they are not helping" :)
YoYa! Sherry Tikvah!!! L'chaim -
Does anybody have video of the original dance done to this back in the 70s when it was probably the greatest hit in the history of Israel?
Who is who ..which is danny sanderson??
Love'em
Bo ladat Chevra !!
I'm 17 again. Where can I find the steps to this, it beats the Hustle any day. They all ages well, saw them in Hayarkon in 84.
Jeez, how old are you now?
@@b_erliner 62
I know all the words to this song.
+Lyric S. Rogers OK lyric --- Do Tell!!
Lemme hear
Anyone eles coming from the episode in Valley of Tears?
Great music! Any help out there with translation of lyrics?
Kaveret kicks ass!
H3 brought me here or some sht
greatest guitar solo by a nonamerican EVER!
I don't have a comment I have a question, driving me crazzzzy,, I don't have Hebrew translation on my phone,they sang a song,pitom com a Adam bokar, why can't I find the song
ruclips.net/video/-6qn_RnUjSI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Big-1vigRM0/видео.html
what Hebrew I learned, I learned wearing out their albums....
I have this on vinyl...the solo on the record is better one riff is like John Mclaughlin
Jay Ehrlich I have it on vinyl too!
geiler Song
I saw them at the Rachel in Afridar Ashkelon way back in the summer of 1974
Shout out to Camp Hess Kramer
M'shaneh makom, m'shaneh mazal! Woooo hooooo!
i dont know where you can find them but i could try to explain them to you...
tää on ihan miäletön!!
at the same time.
Yoya
Wow its a small world
A tradução em português (não está perfeita) é a seguinte:
Recebi uma pena um pouco exagerada
Me julgaram para ser morto
Sentei em uma cadeira elétrica
Me despedi do meu carro
Se ao menos pudesse
Trocar as cadeiras
Pois dizem que geralmente
Quem troca de lugar, troca de sorte
Hei Yo Ya, eu pergunto
Hei Yo Ya, vocês respondem
Hei Yo Ya, será que é justo?
Hei Yo Ya, vocês não sabem.
@yomama69ist You've clearly never heard of the bands The Who, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Cream, Black Sabbath, or The Rolling Stones.