JUTRO (Sarajevo) - Ostajem tebi (1972) Single

 

 

JUTRO first single record from 1972.

JUTRO (Sarajevo) - U subotu mala (1973) Single

 

 

JUTRO was a Sarajevo-based rock band most notable as the immediate predecessor to Bijelo dugme. It existed from late 1971 to the very end of 1973 when it transformed into probably the most popular rock band to come out of former Yugoslavia – Bijelo dugme. This is their second single record from 1973.

JUTRO (Sarajevo) - Na vrh brda vrba mrda (1973) Single

 

 

JUTRO third single record from 1973.

ŠUND - Komisija za šund (1981)

 

 

ŠUND was a punk rock band from Idrija (Slovenia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo recordings from 1981.

NO PASSARAN - Uživo ispred STUC-a (1987)

 

 

NO PASSARAN songs recorded live in front of the Student Cultural Centre in Osijek in 1987.

NO PASSARAN - Kao u izlogu (1983-1987)

 

 

NO PASSARAN was a post punk rock band from Osijek (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo songs from 1983-1987.

ARSEN DEDIĆ - To je moj svijet (1968) EP

ARSEN DEDIĆ eight EP from 1968.

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Sve je bilo muzika (1970) Single

 

ARSEN DEDIĆ fourth single record from 1970.

ARSEN DEDIĆ & ZORAN PREDIN - Svjedoci, priče (1989)

 

"Svjedoci-Priče" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's sixteenth studio album, released in 1989. The album is a collaboration with Slovenian singer-songwriter Zoran Predin and contains a combination of new songs and new versions of their earlier works. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Sve što znaš o meni (1969) Single

 

ARSEN DEDIĆ second single record from 1969.

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Majko moja (1971) EP

 

ARSEN DEDIĆ tenth EP from 1971)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Kad bi svi ljudi na svijetu (1967) EP

 

ARSEN DEDIĆ sixth EP from 1967.

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Pjevam pjesnike (1980)

 

"Pjevam pjesnike" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's ninth studio album, released in 1980. The album was released by 'PGP RTB'.

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Kino Sloboda (1987)

 

"Kino Sloboda" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's fifteenth studio album, released in 1987. The album is a tribute to moments of youth, film buffs, and clips from Šibenik, especially the album title itself in honor of the "Sloboda" cinema that existed in Dedić's neighborhood between 1946 and 1965. The album features the songs "Otkako te ne volim", "Provincijsko kino", "Tko stoji iza mene", and "Original soundtrack" and was sold in gold. The songs were arranged by Mato Došen. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Provincija (1984)

 

"Provincija" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's thirteenth studio album, released in 1984. The album contains songs that were later regularly included in lists of his best songs (Djevojka iz moga kraja, Sve te vodilo k meni, Razgovor sa konobarom). All songs were arranged by Jože Privšek. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Arsenal (1981)

 

"Arsenal" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's eleventh studio album, released in 1981. The album presents the author's previously released songs in new arrangements by Stipica Kalogjera. It was recorded in Zagreb and Milano. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Kantautor (1985)

"Kantautor" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's fourteenth studio album, released in 1985. In the double album with the ironic name "Kantautor", the author covers and publishes covers of J. Brel, Leonard Cohen, Lennon, Gino Paoli, Bulat Okudžava and others, but also performs compositions written and composed by others (such as Golob, Diklić, Britvić, Monteno, Mlinarec) in a minimalist arrangement accompanied by Stjepan Mihaljinec. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Rimska ploča (1979)

 

"Rimska ploča" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's eighth studio album, released in 1979. The album was released for "PGP RTB". The album contains standards such as the music of Tin Ujević's song "Odlazak" (in collaboration with Sergio Endrigo), "Zagrli me" and the soundtrack for Petar Krelja's film "Vlakom prema jugu". (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Porodično stablo (1976)

 

"Porodično stablo" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's fifth studio album, released on LP in 1976. On the album "Porodično stablo" in collaboration with producer Kornelije Kovač in 1976, he approaches rock under the influence of the wave of Yugoslav progressive rock. (wikipedia)

ARSEN DEDIĆ - Vraćam se (1975)

 

"Vraćam se" is the title of ARSEN DEDIĆ's fourth studio album, released in 1975. The album contains new versions of songs written between 1963 and 1970 in new arrangements by Stipica Kalogjera. (wikipedia)