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The High Windows (album)

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “debut and only studio album by the israeli pop group the high windows”. Today it says “only studio album by israeli pop rock group”.
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The High Windows The High Windows (Hebrew: החלונות הגבוהים, HaKhalonot HaGvohim ) is the debut and only studio album by the Israeli pop group The High Windows . Released in 1967, a few of its tracks became milestones of the Israeli pop music . The song Zemer Nuge was written by Rachel Bluwstein . In 2007, forty years after its original release date, a remastered edition was released and went platinum in Israel.

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debut and only studio album by the israeli pop group the high windows

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only studio album by israeli pop rock group

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