1. Gideon "Gidi" Gov is an Israeli singer, TV host, entertainer, and actor.
17 Facts About Gidi Gov
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Gidi Gov was married to Anat Gov before her death in 2012 and they had three children.
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Gidi Gov's father died when he was young, and he moved frequently as a child, including living in Tel Aviv and Eilat.
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Gidi Gov performed on the band's 1969 album "BeHeyachazut HaNahal BaSinai" and 1972 album "HaNahal HaRishonim".
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Gidi Gov appeared intermittently in this show until it ended in 1993.
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In 1983 Gidi Gov released his second album, "40:06", named after the album's total length.
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Later on Gidi Gov appeared in the 1983 Israeli film "The silver platter".
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In 1985 Gidi Gov released his third solo album, "Tnu Ligdol Besheket", which included mostly children's songs.
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From 1986 to 1992 Gidi Gov participated in almost all the Israeli children's music, and even hosted it 1986.
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In 1987 Gidi Gov decided to release the rock oriented album "Derech Eretz", produced by Louie Lahav.
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In 2000 Gov began hosting a dining TV show on the Israeli Channel 8 called "Gidi Gov goes to eat" and appeared in a one time special Kaveret reunion concert designed to raise money for an urgent surgery of the band member Isaac Klepter.
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In 2002 Gidi Gov returned to Channel with the show "Laila Gidi Gov 2", which was similar to his previous talk show, but failed to repeat its success and was eventually canceled after the first season.
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In 2003,12 years after his last solo studio album was released, Gidi Gov recorded the album "Rikud Yare'ach".
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In 2004 Gidi Gov recorded the album "At the end of the mountain" which was mainly written and composed by Amir Benayon.
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In 2006 Gidi Gov hosted the morning program on Channel 2.
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In 2007 Gidi Gov participated in the Israeli reality show "Once in a lifetime", in which he went to a spiritual commune in the jungles of Costa Rica for two weeks together with the Israeli journalist Gil Riva.
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In 2024, it was announced Gidi Gov would reunited Yoni Rechter, David Broza and Yehudit Ravitz for "The 16th Sheep" reunion concerts in Israel.