Yitzhak Klapter - Biography

In 1963 started playing guitar.
In 1965 left school.
Founded the band 'The Churchills'.
In 1972 joined the band 'Apocalypse'.
In 1973 he joined 'Kaveret'.
The band was signed by Aberaham Deshe (Pashanel).
On November 1973 the album 'Poogy Tales' was released.
In 1974 'Kaveret' participated in the Eurovision contest with the song 'I Gave Her My Life'.
The album 'Poogy In A Pitah' was released.
In 1975 the album 'Crowded In The Ear' was released.
In 1976 Kaveret moved to the USA and toured.
Kaveret split up.
In 1979 he joined Shlomo Yidov and Shem-Tov Levi and released the album 'Tuned Tone'.
The song 'Tuned Tone', written by him, was part of the soundtrack of the successful movie 'Dizengoff 99 Street'.
Released the album 'Fragile' with Arik Einstein.
In 1981 released his first solo album 'Yitzhak'.
In 1982 released the album 'Sittin' On The Fence' with Arik Einstein.
In 1984 released the album 'Alone'.
'Kaveret' reunited again and toured.
An album documenting that tour was released.
In 1985 he wrote the soundtrack of the movie 'Ad Sof Halaila'.
In 1988 released the album 'Holding On'.
In 1990 'Kaveret' reunited for the last time. The show was called 'Kaveret Returns'.
A film called 'Kaveret - Pictures From The Band's Life' was made by Zvi Shissel.
In 1993 released a 'best of...' album named 'Yitzhak, Alone, Holding On'.
In 1995, on November 12th, in a concert in honor of assassinated prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, all kaveret's members but Meir appeared together on stage and performed an acoustic version of 'Little Kingdom'.