Shlomo Mizrahi

Shlomo Mizrahi (born in 1948) is an Israeli guitarist, singer, composer and producer. Known as the "Israeli Jimi Hendrix" due to his high musical ability. Considered one of the pioneers in the field of rock and blues music in Israel. In the sixties he founded the Jerusalem Electric Stage Band and influenced a whole generation of musicians such as Berry Sakharof and Ehud Banai. After that he played, among other things, in the band Kef HaTikva HaTova, wrote, composed, played, and produced the soundtrack for the movie Koko ben 19, and musically produced the first Avoda Ivrit show. Today Mizrahi performs throughout the country, writes music for Israeli films, and works as a music producer.