Shlomo Mizrahi Trio
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Doors at the Shablul Club open one hour before the stated time. Please note: seats are held until one hour before the show starts (arrive by the time the gates open). Shlomo "Pendrika" Mizrahi, one of the pioneers of Israeli rock and known as "the Israeli Jimi Hendrix," comes to Shablul for an electrifying evening of rock, blues and psychedelia, with special guests and plenty of surprises. Mizrahi, one of the great guitar heroes to come out of Israel, began his career in the 1960s with the band HaBama HaChashmalit, was a member of the legendary lineup Kef HaTikva HaTova, collaborated with leading artists in Israel and abroad, and left his mark as a guitarist, composer, arranger and music producer. He is also the man with the white guitar immortalized in Berry Sakharof's song "Kama Yossi." In the show, Mizrahi, together with his trio, will perform a selection of his work over the years, including "Tnu Li Derech," "Koko Ben 19" and "Blues HaGitara," alongside performances of the great hits of Jimi Hendrix, whose influence runs through his distinctive playing style. Two special guests will join the celebration, Moti Dichne and Yoel Lerner of the band HaSixties, for a musical gathering that will also bring back to the stage classics like "Ballada LeOzev Kibbutz" and "Blues HaMivreshet." An evening of blazing guitars, improvisation, nostalgia and rock 'n' roll energy, with musicians who have lived and breathed this music for decades. Shlomo "Pendrika" Mizrahi – guitar and vocals. Amos Springer – bass. Yechiel Brauer – drums. Special guests: Moti Dichne and Yoel Lerner – band HaSixties.

















