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Mojoj Mami Umesto Maturske Slike U Izlogu Rani Mraz 1979

Đorđe Balašević Rani Mraz · 1979

Лейбл	PGP RTB
Каталожный №	ZK 50108
Формат	Cassette, Альбом, Переиздание, Стерео [3rd Issue]
Дата выпуска	1979
Страна	Югославия
Жанр	Рок, Не музыка, Поп
Стиль	Bubblegum, Поп-рок, Баллада, Фолк-рок, Spoken Word

Треклист

	Uvod
	Sve Je Dobro, Kad Se Dobro Svrši
	Drago Mi Je Zbog Mog Starog
	Jedan Saša Iz Voza
	Uticaj Rodjaka Na Moj Životni Put
	Mnogo Mi Znači To
	Neki Novi Klinci
	Stara Pesma
	Moj Frend Ima Rock And Roll Band
	Brakolomac
	Prodaje Se Prijatelj
	Epilogue And Thanks

Участники

Arranged By: Josip Boček

Bass Guitar [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Bojan Hreljac

Drums [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Vladimir Furduj

Engineer [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Tahir Durkalić

Guitar [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Josip Boček

Keyboards [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Slobodan Marković

Music By [Refrain], Lyrics By [Refrain]: Dragan Toković

Music By, Lyrics By: Đorđe Balašević

Saxophone [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Milivoje Marković

Violin [Taken From Epilogue and Thanks]: Jovan Kolundžija

Компании

: PGP RTB

: GIP "Beograd"

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Rights Society

SOKOJ

Примечания

Third cassette issue with silver record emblem ("SREBRNA") on front cover. ("I- 50 000" printed on labels meaning first issue in 50,000 copies is erroneously taken over from the previous release.) Track B6 is not listed - epilogue and thanks spoken by Đorđe Balašević. Album title taken from labels - it is "1979" on front cover, very probably because of the title length - that much text would take all the front cover space. It is just "ĐORĐE BALAŠEVIĆ" on spine, because the record company wanted to highlight the most prominent band member, for the same reason the main artist (Rani mraz) is extended with his name on front cover. Catalogue number ZK 50108 appears on spine, the one with an extra space, ZK 50 108, on labels. In the song "Stara pesma", track B2, refrain taken from the folk song "Zoki, Zorule" first released 1968 by its author, Dragan Toković. ℗ 1979