The Klezmatics, an American klezmer music group, formed in 1986 in New York. The
band's members include musicians from diverse musical backgrounds. Their first
album, Shvaygn=Toyt, was released in 1989 following their debut performance at
the Berlin world music festival Heimatklänge. The Klezmatics' music often
incorporated traditional Jewish themes and languages, including Yiddish and
Aramaic, with a modern twist. They gained significant recognition for their
album Wonder Wheel (2006), which featured lyrics by Woody Guthrie and won a
Grammy Award in 2007 for Best Contemporary Wo...