For the Ronnie Peterson Memorial Show: Watch Jeremy Kaplan Shelling with the Stones Classic

On Monday the Tel Aviv Cultural Hall will host "The Last Blues", a performance in memory of legendary musician Ronnie Peterson who passed away last September. The show will be attended by Shalom Hanoch, Barry Sakharof, Ehud Banai, Ze'ev Nechama, the Jews, Yarmi Kaplan, Danny Robs and more. In Kaplan doing Rolling Stones

For the Ronnie Peterson Memorial Show: Watch Jeremy Kaplan Shelling with the Stones Classic

Almost all artists in Israel have collaborated over the years with legendary musician Ronnie Peterson, who passed away last September. Peterson, who came to Israel in 1987 by Shalom Hanoch who sought out new musicians for his band, was dubbed the "Israeli Blues King" and made the genre an integral part of Israeli culture, both by performing with his band and by performing with the best bluesists in the world.

This Monday (January 27) at 8:30 pm, a performance will be held at Peterson's Memorial Hall in memory of Peterson, who is all longing for Adam and the Giant Musician. The show, which is produced by Nili Peterson, will be directed by Yoav Kutner and will feature some of the biggest names in Israeli music: Shalom Hanoch, Berry Sakharof, Ehud Banai, Ze'ev Nechama, The Jews, Margul, Mae Fingold, Yarmi Kaplan, Eric Sinai, Danny Robs, and some One of Israel's greatest guitarists - Erez Hawk, Yehuda Hader, Shmulik Budgov, and Tsali Sigalsky. The musical production is based on Adi Rennert and artistic director Nili Peterson and Kobi Ben Atar.

We jumped into the rehearsal room and caught the huge Jeremy Kaplan performing Rolling Stones (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction. Watch the full performance above

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