Štrumpfovizija

Tracks A3, A11 and B17 previously released in February 1984 on 12" EP "[r=2881178]". Track A5 is a new version of the song previously released in 1979 on the album "[m=418642]". Track A9 is a Serbo-Croatian version of the show tune "Do-Re-Mi" from the 1959 musical "[m=89158]". Track A13 is a short, refrain version of [m=637996], Yugoslav entry on Eurovision Song Contest 1982, released in April 1982. Track A14 is a short, refrain version of the song first released in 1984 on the album [m=1238562]. Track A16 is a short, refrain version of the song first performed on the pop festival "Split 84" and released in 1984 on the single "[r=3040226]". Track A17 is a Serbo-Croatian version of the song "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" composed by [a=Thomas d'Urfey] according to Wikipedia and first released in 1925 by [a=The Sam Patterson Trio]. Track B2 is a short, refrain version of "[m=484748]", the Yugoslav entry on Eurovision Song Contest 1984, released in April 1984. Track B4, instrumental of "Hernando's Hideaway", is a tango show tune from the musical "[m=254516]", composed by [a=Jerry Ross (2)] (not credited here), lyrics by [a=Richard Adler] (which credit here does not apply), released in 1954. Track B7 is Serbo-Croatian cover of the song "The Little Boy and the Old Man" first released in 1953 on the single "[m=642812]", composed by [a=Wayne Shanklin], here erroneously credited to [a=Eddie Constantine], who had got a huge success with this song titled "L'Homme et l'enfant" in France, released on EP "[m=873993]" in 1955 (his daughter [a=Tania Constantine] sang with him). Track B11 is a short, refrain version of "[m=763510]", the Yugoslav entry on Eurovision Song Contest 1983, released in March 1983. Track B13 is a cover of a song previously released in 1982 on the album "[m=903346]". Track B15 was previously released in December 1980 on the album "[m=650102]", here used with a mixed short intro monologue, it is cover of the song first released in December 1979 on the album "[m=2550803]". Typo in a credit on back cover ("HAPY" instead of "HAPPY"): "Podloga za naratora: HAPY HEART J. LAST" = "Background music for the narrator: Happy Heart, J. Last".