TOMAŽ DOMICELJ is an Slovenian singer-songwriter and guitar player and blues/rock music performer. He was born in 1948, in Ljubljana, Slovenia (ex-Yugoslavia). These are his several songs from 1966-1969.
KRIST ALI were from Zagreb, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia). They formed in 1962, inspired by Duane Eddy, Johnny & The Hurricanes and The Champs. They recorded a few songs for Radio Zagreb in 1963.
JUTARNJE ZVIJEZDE were established in 1962, in Zagreb (Croatia). They played mostly the repertoire of world famous artists such as Pat Boone, Vince Taylor, Shadows, Hurricanes, etc. Members of the group were Drago Mlinarec (vocal, rhythm guitar), Mišo Tatalović (bass), Goran Ivas (lead guitar), Ivica Stanković (lead guitar), Dražen Glasnović (piano) and Nenad Šarić (drums). They recorded a few songs for Radio Zagreb and they broke up in 1966.
BIS- BEZ was formed in 1965, in Skopje, Macedonia (ex-Yugoslavia) from the two best rock groups Bezimeni and Biseri. They never realized no one record. On "Zagreb Pop Festival" in 1970, they were winners with song "Dal' da plačam, il' da peam".
BEZI MENI were one of the first rock group founded in Skopje (Macedonia) in the early sixties. They recorded a few songs for Radio Skopje, but they have not released any LPs.
IVICA ŠERFEZI was a Croatian pop singer from Zagreb, most popular in 60's and 70's. This is his first EP from 1965., recorded together with the band "Crveni koralji".
VIS PLAVI were from Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). Members were Miroslav Jankov (guitar), Petrač Vučković (keyboards), Marek Pawlak (vocal, guitar, bass), Dragan Aranđelović (saxophone), Laszlo Steiner (saxophone), Zoran Jurkić (flute, saxophone), Dušan Mijić (bass), Novica Novović (drums) and Bodi Nov (drums).
STJEPAN ĐIMI STANIĆ is Croation pop and jazz singer from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. He was very popular in 60's and 70's. This is his seventh EP from 1967.
DANI ELA was born in Munich, Germany on December 13th, 1949. She released two EPs in Yugoslavia singing in Serbian and English. This is her first EP from 1966.
ZLATNI DEČACI were formed in 1962, in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). Their first name was The Tigers but advised by Nikola Karaklajić (famous Yugoslav international chess player and journalist) they change it into Zlatni dečaci. In the beginning they played on parties. Beat music was taboo in early 60s for many radio programs. So, they made beat covers of four classical music parts just to be played on radio. Their friend and big fan Nikola Karaklajić brought those recordings to Holland. Record company "Fontana" puti it out as 7"EP of Golden Boys. Next year the same record comes out in Yugoslavia. Very soon they become popular and their next single is sold out in 100000 copies. In 1966 they are going as young chess players to England with their big fan Nikola (as chess players they didn't have many problems to get visa's for U.K.) and there they played a few gigs mixing famous beat and Yugoslav folk covers. After that they recorded one of the best selli...