ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM - (Hajde bejbi) Daj da vidim sad (1988) Single

 

ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM promo single record from 1988.

ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM - Kako bubanj kaže (1984)

 

ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM fourth album from 1984.

ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM - Distorzija (1986)

 

ELEKTRIČNI ORGAZAM formed in 1979, in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). Originally starting as a combination of new wave, punk rock and post-punk, the band later slowly changed their style, becoming a mainstream rock act. Their fourth album named "Distorzija" is really one of the best yugo rock records. Almost every song is hit. They smelted late 60s Stones r & b sound together with punk energy and great power pop melodies. Here and there they added some psychobilly spices and acid rock magic. With this record they became very popular in whole Yugoslavia. (from jugobeat.com)

ŠANK - Ovih dana (1989) EP

 

ŠANK was a rock band from Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). This is their promo EP from 1989. (thanks to Secred Reich)

RAŠA ĐELMAŠ - Hot Rock (1982)

 

RATISLAV RAŠA ĐELMAŠ started his career as the drummer in the band Anđeli, continuing it in bands Hendriksova deca, Mobi Dik and Felix. In 1972, he became a member of Pop mašina, later that year he moved to Siluete, and finally to YU Grupa. With YU Grupa he recorded the albums "YU Grupa" (1973), "Kako to da svaki dan?" (1974)[1] and YU Grupa (1975), before leaving it and forming Zebra in 1976. With Zebra he released the album "Kažu da takav je red" (1979), on which he played drums and keyboards and sung. In 1982, he released the solo album "Hot rok", which featured Đelmaš on drums and vocals, Bata Kostić on guitar and Laza Ristovski on keyboards. After the album release Đelmaš retired from music and dedicated himself to auto racing and his restaurant. In 1989 he returned to YU Grupa, and with the band recorded albums "Tragovi" (1990) and "Rim 1994" (1995). At the end of 1990s, he left YU Grupa. (from wikipedia)

KOZMETIKA - Kozmetika (1983)

 

KOZMETIKA was a Serbian new-wave band from Beograd, active in period 1978-1983. Their discography includes just one long play.

ČARLI & GRUPA BLOW UP - Kad bi tvoje ruke (1978) Single

 

ČARLI & GRUPA BLOW UP was a pop-rock band from Daruvar (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one single record from 1978.

PETAR UGRIN - Samo muzika (1979)

 

PETAR UGRIN was a  Slovenian jazz musician (trumpet, violin) and composer. He was a member of many Yugoslavian jazz projects at the time (Mladi levi, September, Jugoslovenska pop selekcija, Greentown Jazz Band etc.). He died in 2001.

KRIK - Krik (1986)

 

KRIK was a rock band from Serbia, in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one album from 1986. All further informations are welcome.

SRCE - Gvendolina, kdo je bil? (1972) Single

 

SRCE was founded in 1972, in Slovenia (ex-Yugoslavia) by the famous Slovenian singer and guitarist Janez Bončina-Benč. They recorded only one EP and they split up in 1972.

KORNI GRUPA - Cigu-ligu (1969) Single

 

KORNI GRUPA first single record from 1969.

KORNI GRUPA - Mrtvo more (1975)

 

Disappointed by a lack of success, KORNELIJE KOVAČ decided to disband KORNI GRUPA after the last concert in Novi Sad, in November 1974. The third album "Mrtvo more" was released post-humuous as the first Yugoslavian double LP. The first record contained parts of their farewell concert in Novi Sad, while the second record was a sort of "Best of" collection of their pop singles.

KORNI GRUPA - The Singles (1969-1972)

 

Compilation album of singles records by KORNI GRUPA from 1969-1972.

KORNI GRUPA - Korni grupa (1972)

 

KORNI GRUPA was formed in September 1968 in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia) by former Indexi keyboardist Kornelije Kovač. The first lineup of the band included guitarist Borko Kacl (a former Zlatni Dečaci member), bass guitarist Bojan Hreljac (a former Elipse member), drummer Vladimir "Furda" Furduj (a former Ellipse member) and female singer Miroslava "Seka" Kojadinović. The band had its first live appearance in Belgrade's Dom sindikata at the sportsman-of-the-year award ceremony. In 1969 Dalibor Brun left the band conventionally, and the band's new singer became a former Dinamiti member Dado Topić who soon after brought another former Dinamiti member, guitarist Josip Boček to the band. Borko Kacl soon left the band, and retired from music (and died in a car accident at the beginning of 1980s). With Dado Topić Korni Grupa turned to more progressive-oriented sound, recording songs "Jedna žena", "Prvo svetlo u kući broj 4" and "Žena je luka a čovek brod". At the 1970 Zagreb music festival Korni Grupa won both audience and jury awards. The same year they recorded music for Miša Radivojević's movie "Bube u glavi". This project was followed by a number of hit songs: "Trla baba lan" (which will later be recorded in French by singer Dalida, and later on in several other different languages by a number of artists) and "Slika", among others.(from wikipedia)

 

KORNI GRUPA - Miris (1974) Single

 

KORNI GRUPA sixteenth single record from 1974.

KORNI GRUPA - Moja generacija (1974) Single

 

KORNI GRUPA fourteenth single record from 1974.

KORNI GRUPA - Poema 1941 (1979)

 

Composition "1941" was written for TV show "Jedan čovek, jedna pesma" in 1971. And it is, in fact, the first album of KORNI GRUPA. Main vocals on this album were Dado Topić and Josipa Lisac.

KORNI GRUPA - Trla baba lan (1969-1971)

 

KORNI GRUPA ultimate collection of songs with Dado Topić as a singer.

KORNI GRUPA - Kuda ideš svete moj (1974) Single

 

KORNI GRUPA eleventh single record from 1974.

KORNI GRUPA - Etida (1973) Single

 

KORNI GRUPA seventh single record from 1973.