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Hava Nagila and Dick Dale
- From: Bloom <bloom...>
- Subject: Hava Nagila and Dick Dale
- Date: Mon 10 May 1999 03.32 (GMT)
You inspired me to dig out my Dick Dale album, which I hadn't listened to
since I won it from the disk jockey at my Bar Mitzvah party in 1964.
According to the information on the back of the record jacket, Dick Dale
recorded Hava Nagila on the album King of the Surf Guitar, and Misirlou
Twist on the album Surfers' Choice.
My album is called Summer Surf. It has a cut called "The Star (of David)".
It's an instrumental which sounds as if it should have words in Hebrew,
but I can't place it. Does anyone know what it might be?
Jacob Bloom
>Date: Sat, 08 May 1999 21:17:06 +0000
>From: Owen Davidson <owend (at) tp(dot)net>
>
>I believe a twist version appeared on an old Lp called "Twistin' the
>Freilachs,"
>along with similar teatments of "Dayyenu," and who knows what all else. An
>English-language version appeared sometime in the '50's or 60's titled "the
>Circle," I think: "Come to the valley/Run through the clover/ Harvest is
>over/Dance, everyone, dance." And wasn't there a surf version recorded by Dick
>Dale, of "Misirlou" fame? Gee, I just had to go back and correct my spelling
>of "Twistin'." I left the "S" out...
>
>Owen
>
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