Episode 13 | Yisroel Lamm | Shaping the Sound of Jewish Music

[@irashleif1230]

Yisroel lamm has been doing this since the 1970's he has worked with literally everyone in the industry. People dont realize his work he is a real legend

[@LazerWieder]

Yisrael lamm. One of the biggest legends in jewish music!!!!!! What a incredible interview!!

[@ChaimkeProductions]

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[@musicizexpression]

A humble legend, thank you!

[@YehoshuaSolomon]

I was sitting in the audience, at the Time for Music #7 concert at Radio City. There were a lot of issues with the sound quality. Yerachmiel Begun said there was not one sound check before the show went on! I remember how MBC sang Loy Yisa Goy, backed with a large symphony for the first time. Next thing I notice , they’re out of sync with the music at the beginning. 🤦‍♂️ Lesson learned. Anywho, kudos to Mendy Portnoy and Yisroel Lamm for such an amazing interview!

[@moshroth]

Hasc 7 is the best hassidic concert EVER by far

[@ChaimkeProductions]

then you havent seen many concerts of that era then, it wasnt even a top 20 musical concert

[@moshekaufman2631]

Fantastic interview

[@yossysch]

Amazing informative interview! I beg to differ about hasc 7. It was a masterpiece that me and my siblings grew up watching and still refer to all the time. Perhaps it was not made for an audience expecting a concert, but it was really above the mark in every way.

[@minainmunda875]

If I might comment You’re speaking to a legend that alongside with Mona shaped the popular Hasidic music Genre, I wish the focus was more on his history, the step by step progression till he became the Yisroel Lamm as we know from the 90’s

[@ChaimkeProductions]

interesting, i emailed 2 weeks ago re- this interview, and no reply