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Nine Vinyl 7" Singles of Israeli Oriental Music - Songs Glorifying the Victory in the Six-Day War, Late Sixties
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Nine vinyl 7" singles released after the Six-Day War. Six of these are by singers of Moroccan origin, sung in Moroccan.
* David Elbechari - Nitzachon, Yerushalayim HaAtika. Zakiphon 554.
* Sami Amar - Ana Ya Dayan. Zakiphon 481.
* Sami Amar - Tlata Dil A'aidyan, no record company, [Zakiphon] 483.
* Two 7"s, without names of singers - Alass Ya Nasser. Zakiphon 90-4.
* P.P.M. Maman - Dayan - Rabin. Zakiphon 558. Originally, the front cover featured the name of Saliman Almagribi, but his name was erased, as well as his photograph on the back cover.
Other singles:
* Peppe - Hallo Nazer, Kan Hussein, featuring, apart from the title track, three more songs: "Makat HaAchbarim," (to the tune of "Chiribim Chiribom", "Nachnis Lachem," and "Amar Mechake LeNazer," (based on "Nazer Mechake LeRabin), and a song by Arik Lavie - "Harav Goren." Hataklit, Cat. No. 17135.
* Shirim MiMilchemet Sheshet HaYamim, Nizachon Yisrael 1967" (Songs from the Six-Day War, Israel's victory 1967), featuring cover versions of relatively unknown singers of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav," Sharm-A-Sheikh," "Nazer Mechake LeRabin," "Naavor BeMezarei Tiran," as well as "Sichot Nazer Hussein," (based on Nicola Paona's "No Telephone No Ring"). The singers include: Oded Zamir, Elinoar Horam and others. The cover resembles the design of the successful LP "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav." A.Z.R. Azulai, 65-65.
* "Kol HaRaam Mikol HaChazitot, Huklat BeTel Aviv HaBoeret," (UAR From All Fronts, Recorded in Burning Tel Aviv) -featuring recordings from Egyptian radio in Hebrew, declaring the resounding victory of the Arab armies and threatening Israelis as to the price they will pay for the terrible mistakes of their leaders. The cover features an illustration of Egyptian soldiers capturing the Israeli Coastal Plain and stepping on the Israeli flag, while the Jews drown in the sea, screaming for help. R.T.A. 612.
Various conditions, all G or better. The records have been used, with some scratches but no skips. The covers have slight tears and wear, names of previous owners etc.
* David Elbechari - Nitzachon, Yerushalayim HaAtika. Zakiphon 554.
* Sami Amar - Ana Ya Dayan. Zakiphon 481.
* Sami Amar - Tlata Dil A'aidyan, no record company, [Zakiphon] 483.
* Two 7"s, without names of singers - Alass Ya Nasser. Zakiphon 90-4.
* P.P.M. Maman - Dayan - Rabin. Zakiphon 558. Originally, the front cover featured the name of Saliman Almagribi, but his name was erased, as well as his photograph on the back cover.
Other singles:
* Peppe - Hallo Nazer, Kan Hussein, featuring, apart from the title track, three more songs: "Makat HaAchbarim," (to the tune of "Chiribim Chiribom", "Nachnis Lachem," and "Amar Mechake LeNazer," (based on "Nazer Mechake LeRabin), and a song by Arik Lavie - "Harav Goren." Hataklit, Cat. No. 17135.
* Shirim MiMilchemet Sheshet HaYamim, Nizachon Yisrael 1967" (Songs from the Six-Day War, Israel's victory 1967), featuring cover versions of relatively unknown singers of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav," Sharm-A-Sheikh," "Nazer Mechake LeRabin," "Naavor BeMezarei Tiran," as well as "Sichot Nazer Hussein," (based on Nicola Paona's "No Telephone No Ring"). The singers include: Oded Zamir, Elinoar Horam and others. The cover resembles the design of the successful LP "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav." A.Z.R. Azulai, 65-65.
* "Kol HaRaam Mikol HaChazitot, Huklat BeTel Aviv HaBoeret," (UAR From All Fronts, Recorded in Burning Tel Aviv) -featuring recordings from Egyptian radio in Hebrew, declaring the resounding victory of the Arab armies and threatening Israelis as to the price they will pay for the terrible mistakes of their leaders. The cover features an illustration of Egyptian soldiers capturing the Israeli Coastal Plain and stepping on the Israeli flag, while the Jews drown in the sea, screaming for help. R.T.A. 612.
Various conditions, all G or better. The records have been used, with some scratches but no skips. The covers have slight tears and wear, names of previous owners etc.
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