CBS: Pop Rock and Funk Records from Yugoslavia
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
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In this episode of Coffee Break Sessions, I'm playing some of the records that I have been collecting over the last few months. During the lockdown, I've done quite a lot of online digging. As a result I've found some amazing records from the former Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Romania. Let me know if you guys enjoy this one. There's more to come!
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00:09 September - Ostavi Trag
04:09 Kim Band - Jugoslavija
08:32 Zlatko Pejaković - Kako Da Pomerim Zid
10:51 Nenad Vilović i grupa ST - Zabranjeno Voće
13:46 Grupa "Mi" - La-La-La
17:25 Grupa "Mi" - Dijana
20:46 Zvonko* & Soul Sound Band - Aquarius
23:09 Aspalathos Brass - Za Tvoje Crne Oči
26:19 Oliver - Picaferaj
29:36 Džejbi - Vse Bolj Se Spuščaš
Hello My Analog Journal, first of all thanks for this! Hvala/Хвала/Благодарам!
Just a small correction, the title of the last song is _Vse bolj se špuščaš_ and not _Komunikacija_ .
You can check it here: ua-cam.com/video/zhF9ll5B93s/v-deo.html (you also have a link to discogs in the description box and if you haven't already, check out the channel, its' great!)
@@reljaarsic4859 Thank you Relja, I fixed it.
ua-cam.com/video/gNnmc2hAx7M/v-deo.html you can add this to the list
@@LAskeHosting To čudo glazbe ima svoje ime. I zove se prepjev. Sasvim normalna stvar za to doba. Jer ljudi nisu ni pričali strane jezike, nit ih je interesiralo to. Tako da, uz ovo su se svakako gibali i mislim da su bili svjesni da je original na stranom jeziku. :D
@@oneonefourstudio6411 bio bi prepjev da je nisu izdali kao svoju... Ovako se to zove kradja... 🤗
they ask me where is yugoslavia.
i tell them it's in my heart
To je to
you are my favorite bitch
im with you, bitch boy
I am a Turk and likewise fairytale Yugoslavia sleeps in my bosom.
Well said!
yugonna love it
I can stop looking at the comments now✌🏻
😂🥰
What a delightful sweet subscription
Hahahahaha
In the early 1980s, Yugoslavia had more turntables than the whole of the UK. Amen.
Im albanian and these songs are beautiful.Peace to everyone.
*these
Thank you and fuck your politicans(and ours of course)
I'm Serbian. Peace to you too 😊
✌
me too
maybe I just know the good side of it. But I loved Yugoslavia and the Yugoslavs back in the days. It looked like a class country. Now I love, Slovenia,Croatia,Serbia,Montenegro ,Bosnia and Herzegovina. Respect and luv from Bergamo. Lombardy Northern Italy
Thank you Bepi. We indeed were a class, free, strong and happy country. Much love to beautiful Italy.
Thank you, Bepi! I miss Yugoslavia, the country I was born in. Many greetings to the most gorgeous country in the world, Italy.
You only know the the good side, yes. Every coin has two sides. There would have been no war if everything was nice. However, there is nothing bad about keeping the good memories, as long as we are not idealizing and romanticizing "the good old days".
@ you don't know much, or according to your age, most likely nothing about how Yugoslavia was, and how it was destroyed, to give such an easy comment.
Greetings to you my friend and FORZA AC MILAN :)
Yugo music is really overlooked. There's good rock, good pop, good jazz, good funk and everything else under the sun. I guess because the country doesn't exist anymore it's not really looked at too often despite coming out around the same time as a lot of well remembered Western hits.
I've been waiting for this. Good selection! Greetings from Titograd. 🖖
Hey Peđa, it's good to see you here man, I love your channel!
To bre Pedjo care! :D
The most boring capital in the world :D
haha Pedja i analog journal su mi spas u poslednje vreme, pozdrav za obojicu
Recommendation for your next mix, from Peđa's channel: "Rezonansa - Mirno Idem Krivim Putem"
Whaaaat!? I'm from Yugoslavia and have been listening to these songs on a regular basis from childhood, thinking these songs are forgotten... how wrong I was!!
Yugoslavian music in 70's was fenomenal, and quite progressive for its time. Check out Korni grupa, Smak, Leb i sol, and so many others. Thanx for this. Love your chanel, all best.
I have to agree what @Marko V said. I will just add a few more artists:
Haustor,
Indexi,
Grupa 220 (from KIM you missed quite a few big hits like "Sve i Svašta", "Ljubi me brzo, žurim" and "Volim te kao konja".
More artists like Asanović Igor - Pop,
Leo Martin,
Drago Mlinarec
and last but not least Josipa Lisac.
Btw, @MyAnalogJournal, you have to follow this guy if you are interested in plates tracks from Yugoslavia:
ua-cam.com/channels/CESYbEs7998WRpINv192zQ.html
Did I say before that this is one of the best subscriptions on UA-cam I have! :D
@@cikakosta So many gems out there to discover. Thank you to both of you guys!
Since he's already having Zlatko Pejaković(gem of Korni grupa at the time) on this list it is already win win situation, one of the nicest male alto voices from Ex Yu. Interesting, just bought the other day vinyl Smak - Black Lady(translated on english). Točak(Wheel) was in my opinion the best guitar player back then. All in all thank you for posting this. I've been in love with this channel for a while now, from Japanese funk soul, to Turkish female singers and so many thing which I cannot mention all in here. Blesses from Serbia. 😎🍻
Smak - Blues u parku , one of the best guitar solo ever
Ekaterina Velika
I'm Serbian - never heard of any of these and I like our 70s and 80s stuff. Damn, so happy I follow your channel
takodje xD
Zapratite kanal Pedje Radovica :)
@@sansan4283 ne mogu da ti opišem koliko me boli dupe
Me 2
Ja sad nabasala na ovo. Oduševilo me 😁👌❤️ odličan je! Mene flešalo u djetinjstvo, ćale i ekipa su znali svirat neke od ovih stvari. Genijalno mi je ovo 😁😁
Yugoslavian music in the 70-ies and 80-ies was among top 3 in all of the Europe. So many great solo singers and bands. Thank you for this session!
Hearing Oliver there at the end hits hard, it's going to be 2 years soon since he passed away. We lost such an amazing artist, one of the defining artists of the music of ex-Yu scene.
The first track sounds like a sample in a Kendrick Lamar song...
edit: yup, in "Duckworth"
When exactly in the song?
@@christiangottwald692 From 02:30 to 03:30. The section you can hear the most is the one you'll find at 0:38 in this video, pitched up 2 semitones and a tad faster.
@@christiangottwald692 ua-cam.com/video/23vumiogTQk/v-deo.html most of it haha
@@christiangottwald692 September - Ostavi trag is the name of the song
Yes indeed, great ear :O, and it actually inspired the greatest European organist Tihomir Pop Asanovic, who founded the band, to revive his career, made a new album, and helped us, mortals, to buy an official reissue of his noways very expensive solo albums. The record company was extremely surprised since it ended up being one of the bestsellers, hopefully, this will inspire more official reissues of 60's-70's-80's records. Check his work with Time (one of the greatest progressive rock acts in YU, also an official reissue out now) and his two extremely important solo albums. If I'm not wrong one of the producers behind Kendrick his records, sampled also something from his first solo album "Majko Zemljo"
More Yugoslavian records please!
You should also look into Josipa Lisac and Zdenka Kovačiček. They both have great hits like "Ti si genije" and "Hir, hir, hir" from Josipa and "Dragi mi je lijep ko slika" and "Volim te kao konja" from Zdenka. I highly recommend them if you are able to find it. I can also send you one if you want.
I am Serbian too. I was born in Yugoslavia and I feel it as my only motherland forever. This music tells a lot about this country.
hvala, pozdrav iz YUGOSLAVIJE U KOJOJ SAM ROĐEN uistinu dašak vedrine iz prošlosti:)
hi im from croatia, this is beautiful! hvala ti
Sestro ovo je sve iz nase zemlje gdje smo svi nasi bili :)
Oh man that first track never gets old. 9th wonder is such a legend for using it.
I was just thinking this needs to be sampled. what song did 9th use it on?
@@emansuc it's from Kendrick Lamar, this I know.
I think it's Duckworth.
@@soaribb32 Yeah sorry - it's Duckworth!
Bro I'm from Serbia and I never heard these songs. Great job man!
What a terrific mix! We usually hear talking about Yugoslavia for others (sadly) reasons and it's unbelievable how much things we completely ignore about it
very nice sounds for a sunday lunchtime here in sunny brighton U.K.
Greetings from South Carolina, USA! Thanks for giving me excellent vibes this morning. Amazing selection 👌🏼
Quite an impressive choice, almost like an age-old true connoisseur of YU funk, so thank you for this playlist! Dino Dvornik would make a great addition to this list, his music was popular during the late 80s and 90s, and he's still considered to be the king of the funk across the ex-YU.
He had a band at that time, with his brother, Kineski Zid, check it out! :)
Yup, I agree on Dino Dvornik addition.
ua-cam.com/video/aVZfl30zQXk/v-deo.html
Croatian here, born in 1979. Nice selection :) Fits perfect for this summer devoid of tourists. Take care.
P.S. Oliver is the king of kings. He passed just recently - the entire nation cried. He's in every person's childhood with peaceful summers from the communist times. Little did we know :)
Pozdrav Generacijo 🙂
Silvija Kovačić hej Silvija ;)
@@Zrinko_Maloseja bok Zrinko :)
A baš nismo imali sreće. Premali smo bili za neka značajnija sjećanja iz doba Jugoslavije a opet dovoljno smo je osjetili da znamo da nam nedostaje, da osjećamo nostalgiju i melankoliju.
A koji si mjesec rođen ?
Silvija Kovačić srpanj. Ti? :)
@@Zrinko_Maloseja
Ja sam studeni.
Ti si rak, pretpostavljam
You should really do Yugoslavian punk rock and new wave, 1978-1985 circa... Greets from Zagreb!
Jesus finally!!!!!! One of the best funk cultures there is... Excellent choice!
ti mama
This is great music to listen during a morning coffee
My mom says thanks for the upload. She grew up with this music and I've been trying to spend more time listening to stuff she enjoys.
prelijepo!
This is amazing... And it was an amazing country I was born in. ❤️
Never knew I needed a Yugoslavian cover of Aquarius but damn that slapped.
Greetings from Sarajevo and thank youuuuu! :*
Damn, what is this? Why is this so good?
Love from Indonesia, by the way!
we always knew how to make great music mostly because here on balkan u have mixed so many cultures and different music styles so we probable learned to adopt best things from each of this cultures we applied same on modern genres too if u want to hear something really good and lil bit more modern style but playing with same genres check this ua-cam.com/video/Vb2OYGqUbOA/v-deo.html
It's because Yugoslavia was an amazing country, and amazing countries generally make for good musicians
I am Cambodian, I just to say that your channel is super cool! I have never experienced so much diverse music from many cultures. Thank you!
This sounds so incredibly good. I don't understand the language, but I'm grooving left and right here
Love the music!! Greetings from Samoa 🇼🇸🤙🏽
What a fucking Platinum collection of Yu-Funk&Soul never heard any of These tracks be4. Thank you 4 sharing Yugoslavio....... Pozdrav od Makedonia
I’ve never heard music from Yugoslavia and I love it thank you!
So far, the best choice I've ever taken as an adult is clicking on this video.
Thank you for introducing me to more wonderful music
I'm from Yugoslavia. I mean, I was from Yugoslavia.....
🇸🇮🇭🇷🇧🇦🇷🇸🇲🇪🇲🇰🇽🇰
All of the banana republics of our former country are jamming to this masterpiece you made, thanks for this man, živio! ❤️
weii said dez!
Kosovo je Srbija.
Kosovo is not a country, and neither was it a republic in Yugoslavia, so you may as well get rid of its flag
@@Govnar658 Kosovo should've been a republic, and is independent. People like you are the reason YU crumbled, even though Kosova was always bound to leave.
@@plazmica0323, jadno Kosovo.
Wow, I didn't even know that Yugoslavian funk/soul existed! Fantastic :)
E za ovo ću vam opalit jedan Lajk end Subskrajb!
El tako. To sam mu i ja isti tren zalipila ka san ovo vidila iako ga slusam neko vrime već :D
Ну что, братья-словене, отдыхаем?
Glad to see compilation of music from one of the unique socialist states, made by fellow slavs
На здоровье!
Gizn bez otdiha net gizn. Kanečna odihajem, prihadi k nam na otih.
Great video. And when I think, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Yugoslavia was very open and music could develop freely. There are so many more great, great music artists form that region.
I’ve been waiting for this! Greetings from Slovenia 🙏🏼
Nice tunes, thank you. And nice carpet, it looks like it came from Pirot :)
Pirottttttttttttttttttt !
This is an amazing selection of ex-Yugo music. It feels like I am sitting at home and listening to some of my dads records years ago. Great job, keep the good work coming :)
Sorry, but calling it "ex-Yugo" makes zero sense, it is Yugo music plain and simple.
I really liked this! My dad's family is from Yugoslavia (I'm a 1/8 Yugoslav) and I've never really been able to connect to that side of my ancestry since we don't know a whole lot about them. Thank you for sharing
You should visit. It's a great place.
You should visit all of the ex-Yu countries. You will remember it for the rest of your life.
Impressive music from Yugoslavia 🙌
bravo i hvala....dršte se komšije....godsspeed
Thanks for this awesome morning mix. Greetings from Zadar
Amazing mix! Greetings from Slovenia! 🇸🇮
I have been travelling to and living in Slovenia for last 20+ years and grown to love music from all the former Yugo territories (and yes, of course Joker Out....) and love this mix. Well done. Keep it up. Mine those Yugoton archives!
I belive I'm speaking for all of the Ex-Yu people when I say that this track mix is keeping us sane at times of personal hardships and shitty weather most of all :) MAJ is what we need more of in our lives.
I for one, as a great Yugoslavian funk afficianado welcome your playlist into my life.
Love it
Great backdrop to the Balkanization of the U.S.
You reap what you sow.
nice selection! greetings from Belgrade, Yugoslavia :)
kaj ne zivite u srbiji?
@@hrvojepavlic4914 kaj srbija nije deo jugoslavije?
The DJ controller looks like it's from Yugoslavia time.
Koliko je prelepo ovo, bukv melem za dušu. Hvala! ♥️💖
Thanks for spreading love about music from Yugoslavia!!!
Yugoslavia followed world trends very closely throughout the decades and would then produce music in the genre popular at the time of extremely high quality. Not many are aware that in 60s in Yugoslavia, Mexican mariachi style music was also extremely popular, occupied airwaves for months and spurned number of homegrown artists. So pretty much every decade with every style of music, you can look at the output from Yugoslavia and hear amazing production, world class compositions, singers and musicians. I'm of course extremely biased being born there ('70) but thinking back it's somewhat mind boggling thinking about diversity and quality for a very small country, relatively.
Somewhat ironic is that even though there is so much good music, vast majority is based, like I said, on what's popular at the time. Then at the same time you have bands outside of the area who have gained a global following by playing a traditional music from Yugoslavia, a lot of it Serbian Gypsy brass, but nobody there who consider themselves modern and progressive would touch it. One notable exception is Srđan Jevđević and his Kultur Shock, but only now that he lives in the States. And that's my only criticism of the Yugoslav music, while it did have some unique ideas and bands, it was mostly following albeit doing a great job.
Which is another paradox, that what I now realize was original, we "cool kids" looked at as the redneck music. Look at Lepa Brena, you can say what you want and I thought back then that everything about her and her band was laughable, but it was original and everyone involved were world class musicians. And only recently I've learned that she was a megastar in the entire region, not just Yugoslavia.
For the bands that, to me, had something unique and original to offer (I'm sure I'll miss many who need to be mentioned that came before and after this period) look at, in no particular order, (just going through republics off of my memory and this is mostly 80s period)
Indexi
Zabranjeno pušenje
Mizar
Idoli
EKV
Disciplina kičme
Haustor
Vještice
Azra
Film (early albums)
Lačni Franz
Laibach
Thanks again for this effort, cheers!
I'm tempted to read through all of 700+ comments lol
Love from Canada 🧡, will definitely use this when studying
I stumbled upon your channel and I'm really enjoying it! I'm Chilean but my husband's family is from Croatia, I can picture his grandpa listening to this music :) The song "Picaferaj" reminded me of the Argentinian singer Sandro. Hope that maybe one day you'll cover other Latinamerican countries besides Brazil, we had a great scene in the 60s-80s
Faltan unos temitas chilenos! Una sesión con rock chileno o argentino ochentero estaría tremendo!
Brazil’s music has always been way ahead in terms of production, genre interpretation and innovation in Latin America, thus it’s major recognition all over the world.
I didn't even know Yugoslavia had soul bands, my mind is blown
You should see the Cartoons that were produced in Yugoslavia. For example "Čudesna Šuma". One of the best cartoons of all time.
Yugoslavia was complete avantgarde compared to any other eastern/southeastern country. Especially when you realise we had socialism.
Yugoslavia had everything
We had high quality singers and bands from all types of music.
Yugoslavia had bands that shit all over popular western ones. I'm 100% serious when I say that. And when I say western brands, I mean the greatest of the great that come to your mind.
"Yuuugoooosllaaavvviiiaaaaaa" lmfao thats proper
That song is what I like to imagine Yugoslavia is like when you go there XD
@@nagsterthegangster3548 you'd have to go to the past
@@JakobKenda Man the Slavs and the UK for hip-hop are stuck in the golden ages of the 90's and I love it
A lot of songs from Yugo do that apparently, there's at least 3 rock songs I can think of that do that and a couple pop songs. I'm sure they were real proud of their country, until they weren't of course.
Its like.... a really bad joke an action movie would use to introduce that the main characters are in yugoslavia now
It's emejzin! Greetings from Warsaw
I was never in Yugoslavia [although I wished I would have visited those days] but the music [along with Jazz from Central Europe] reminds me of the time I was in Germany and Switzerland [1973] where I was exposed to this music. I remember receiving albums, EPs, and 45s from a Polish friend when I lived in Germany and Switzerland. The other times, I remembered as a DXer [Shortwave Radio enthusiasit] receiving albums from Yugoslavia and other Eastern European countries. The music was excellent and I still have the LPs, EPs, and 45s
Dude your channel is so dope
can't upvote enough
The first one already got me *hooked*. Love this!
A pleasant surprise. Greetings from an ex-Yugoslavia country :)
I've been a fan for a while, and now you made one from my home country! yay!!
OMG... just few days ago i suggested it.
And now it's here!
Maybe just a coincidence but i don't care.
Thx a lot 👍🏻
Incredible, the song "Aquarius" has been used (sung in other language) in several countries as a soundtrack to a spot for a drink. Here in Italy is quite famous.
I think the original is by 5th dimension.
Damn, as a Serb who loves ex you music I've never heard any of these. Love em!
Beautiful! Thrilled to see this mix on your channel! Greetings from Croatia ❤️
Браво царе!
I don't do coffee but this made my teetime delicious. Sending love vibes🌷
finally country im from, well done!
Which one?
@@starstoryteller Yugoslavia!
@@huxlee3947 there is no Yugoslavia. It broke up decades ago, that's why he was asking.
@@JakobKenda that's why Nemanja's comment is all the more funny, stranger.
@@JakobKenda fuck off.
Ovo ti je ludilo, samo naprid✌🏼🌼😁
Don't know how I ended up here but I'm very happy I did. Had no clue this kind of music was produced in the old country. Thanks for showing me something new. Really digging this.
bravo! bilo je tu i sempliranja od strane Kendrick Lamara koliko znam (September). pozz
You should really look into Tvoje Oči by Senka Veletanlić, such an incredible song, really captures the alternate society spirit of yugoslavia in the 70s
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@samanthachavez9290 Sure thing! It's one of my favourite songs :)
These are actual gems you have in your possession! Svaka čast :)
wooow, this discover definitely made me happy!
Thank you, really amazing mix and really Yougoslavia vibe!we miss it i a lot....even though we were children then...such amazing country
pozdrav za sve koji se isto osecaju i nasli su se na ovoj stranici i slusaju dobruuuu muzikuuuu
Music from yugoslavia was epic,even today most popular parties in clubs are called Ex-Yu rock party,at least in Croatia 😃
@@sansan4283 liti je uvik drugačiji đir,sve je podređeno turistima,i u Zadru je tako,zimi ima vise domaćih bendova,svirki,partija..al slazem se ,sve je to nekako malo,kad ne cijenimo svoje
Do you wear ustasa uniforms in thoses parties ?
@@Hardie_BoiNo buy he s accent with I .He s Dalmatian they were mosthly Communist
mind blown, absolute gold!
Ovo sam sad otkrio na yt, sto ce obradovati mog oca. Svaka cast za izbor, pozdrav.
This is so awesome. I heard "Aquarius" playing in a cafe soon after I first arrived in Slovenia and I was tripping. I recognized the tune but of course not the words. I didn't know about all these songs being translated into Serbo-Croatian before. So cool.
FYI second world theatre premier of cult musical HAIR in 1969 , just a few days after performance in Broadway, was in downtown of Belgrade @ famous Atelje 212 theatre ;) Yugoslavia nourished some world class artists, musicians, scientists and sportsmen for relatively small country
Yo.
Killing. It.
I am a mom of talented kids.
This channel makes my HEART SWOON
for the talent is *WHATS NEXT*
♥️
First Friday of Summer '23.-----My favorite is the Yugoslavian Aquarius.
Nice collection!! I've been doing some Yugoslavian design research recently, so this is quite inspiring :D
im 00's kid so i can't say it brings memories but it kinda does
Yugoslav people are grateful for your work! ;) Really great record collection! Thanks!
Hoćemo još!!! Chanel pun da bude ovakvih mixeva 😍 predivno.
So this is what youtube recommendation did. Thank you UA-cam's algorithm! 😎
Love how this channel brings awesome tunes from all over the world. Keep it up brother!
God that aquarius cover is golden! :'D
There are many old yugoslav cover songs of american hits, search for Miki Jevremovic, Seka Kojadinovic, Josipa Lisac covers, you will be surprised
As well as Dusan Prelevic prele - daj nam sunca (let the sunshine in) cover