Dance of the Idiots

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Dance of the Idiots is the first Koby Israelite album to be released on the Tzadik Records imprint in 2003.

Track listing[]

1. "Saints and dates" - 3:37
2. "Toledo five four" - 4:33
3. "If that makes any sense" - 5:46
4. "Diego" - 1:51
5. "Battersea blues" - 7:59
6. "I used to be cool" - 5:15
7. "In the meantime" - 6:20
8. "Wanna Dance" - 5:36
9. "Truah" - 4:30
10. "2nd of Tamuz" - 3:35
11. "Dance of the Idiots" - 2:47
12. "Happylouge" - 1:44

Personnel[]

• Koby Israelite: drums, vocals, electric guitar, pocket clarinet, flutes, piano, accordion, keyboard, melodica, percussion, programming
• Levi Levin: vocals
• Marcel Mamaliga: violin
• Ofir Gal: guitar, rhythm guitar
• Stefan Redtenbacher: bass guitar
• Gilad Atzmon: clarinet, baritone and tenor saxophones
• Sid Gauld: trumpet, flugel horn
• Reut Regev: trombone
• Howard Davies: didgeridoo
• Yaron Stavi: upright bass, electric upright bass
• Marin: accordion

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