Vinyl LP of "Shlomo Carlebach in Live Concert - I Heard the Wall Singing," recorded in at Heichal Shlomo in Jerusalem, in 1968 by US label Greater Recording Company Inc. Originally released in two volumes, this is the first of the two.
Handwritten dedication by Carlebach written in pen on sleeve verso.
Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach (1925-1994), was born in Berlin, grew up in Berlin and Vienna and eventually fled with his family from the Nazi regime to the US in 1939. In youth he was a disciple and emissary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who sent him to the university campuses to spread the Torah. Carlebach later left Chabad, embarking on an independent route embracing Hassidic and hippie values. He was referred to as the Dancing Rabbi, and attracted a huge following and cult standing still very much alive today.
G+ / G-. Several slight scratches. Sleeve: Partialy split seam, creases, slight tears with no loss, wear.

The Soul Messengers second album, from 1976, features original songs by several sub-bands of the Black Hebrews Community - T he Soul Expressions, The Tonistics and The Angelettes, including a song titled "Dimona (Spirtual Capital of the World)".
The back cover features photos of the various sub-bands participating in the album. The front cover features band members and a map of the land of Israel in its biblical borders - from the Euphrates to the Nile.
No record company. PRT 16636.
NM- / NM -.

Thirty Five info sheets issued by RCA Victor in Israel, 1970-1971, with information on LPs printed in Israel.
Besides classical music the sheets contain info on Israeli singers signed by the label, including Hedva and David, and Alexandra, as well as Israeli pressings of international artists such as Elvis Presley, the Monkees, Jefferson Airplane, Guess Who, Nina Simone and others.