Reva L'Sheva

The original line-up was Yehudah Katz, David "Harpo" Abramson, Adam Wexler, Zvi Yechezkeli and Avi Yishai.

• Yehudah Katz is from New York, but spent a lot of time in Los Angeles before moving to Israel. He is a self-described "close student" of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, with whom he studied for 23 years. He plays guitar and sings.
• Adam Wexler grew up in Minneapolis and immigrated to Israel in 1990. He plays bass and guitar. Wexler was formerly a member of the Diaspora Yeshiva Band.^[4]
• David "Harpo" Abramson immigrated to Israel in 1969. Following a stint in the army, he returned to the U.S., but came back to Israel in 1991. Abramson died in fall 2010. He played guitar, harmonica and sings.
• Lazer Lloyd (Eliezer Blumen) joined Reva L'Sheva after making Aliyah to Israel. Blumen replaced founding member "Harpo" and toured with the band for a decade starting in 1996. Lazer Lloyd performs as a solo artist singer/songwriter and guitarist.
• Zvi Yechezkeli was born in Jerusalem and studied in New York. He considers himself not religious. He is a percussionist.
• Avi Yishai is the drummer.^[2]

The band is heavily influenced by 1970s rock and roll groups such as the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, and by Jewish artists such as Carlebach.^[2]

Studio albums

• Come Close (Voices Along the Path, 1993)
• Higia HaZman ("The Time Has Come") (Voices Along the Path, 1996)
• Kumu ("Arise") (Noam Hafakot, 1998)
• Etz Chaim Hee: Secrets (Voices Along the Path, 1999)
• Ahavat Chinam: One Love (Mayim/Welcome Music, 2001)
• V'Sham Nashir ("There We Will Sing") (Noam Hafakot, 2005)

Live albums

• 10: Live (Noam Hafakot, 2004)

• Moshav (band)