the klezmatics - spin, dreydl, spin

[glowball01]

I remember hearing them played a lot on John Peel's show in the early 90's, maybe even before...always brilliant.

[borghese1]

Awesome.

[heapbigtalk]

:o)

[janiscortese]

DAMN! Good stuff! Hope I can see these guys live in LA this winter.

[shalommashal]

For the Klezmatics we need a new word, Klezpunk. :PPPPP~

[Balkanour]

very good congratulations

opaaa!!! 

[TheUncleLenny]

my guitar teacher played with this band a lot of times. I'm not joking.

[barrelracingbrick]

Going to see the tomorrow! Very excited!! quite exceptional music!

[smeejit]

No one dances........?

[davidperi]

Thought I would look up this group...just heard them on Prarie Home Companion.

[drowsymaggie222]

Amazing!

[jabates67]

Well I just learned something. I always thought it was called a "juice harp". lol

[opmofmind]

Ohh that violin sounds so beautiful it puts me in a hypnotic trance of euphoria!!! Love klezmer music

[jenjuniper17]

I LOVE THE KLEZMATICS, And his sense of humor to open a song with a jews harp tee hee!

[Firevixen73]

long time listener first time caller.....these folks blow my socks off........

[PaintedBirdIII]

The Jew's harp (or Jews' harp), jaw harp, mouth harp, or Ozark harp is thought to be one of the oldest musical instruments in the world;[1] a musician apparently playing it can be seen in a Chinese drawing from the 3rd century BCE.[2] Despite its common English name, and the sometimes used Jew's trump, it has no particular connection with Judaism. This instrument is native to Asia and used in all tribes of Turkish people in Asia. Mostly called as temir komuz, agiz komuzu or gubuz.

[Popeyes00]

can anyone tell me what the instrument is that guy uses to make a bouncing noice? "boing boing boing" with his mouth....

[lindush86]

Tomorrow in helsinki!!! can't wait!!!

[thrutheiofthebholder]

I attended a live Klezmatics performance at SMU in the late 90's. It was an incredible experience live. I encourage anyone who likes this to see it live!!!.

[pryblooda]

супер! євреї з дримбою..))

[titusschlinzig]

skönt

[medea39]

I've heard klezmer that could be a crossover to jazz, and I've heard klezmer that could be a crossover to blues, but I've never heard klezmer that could be a crossover to Appalachian music. This was awesome.

[cadoume]

je ne m'en lasse pas merci à vous