YU ROCK FROM SIXTIES

        SILU ETE  some recordings from 1966-1967.

       SILU ETE  third EP from 1967.

        SILU ETE  second EP from 1967.  

        SILU ETE  first EP from 1966.  

        SILU ETE  officially formed on October 20, 1961 by Zoran Miščević (vocals) and Branko Gluščević (formerly of Black Cats, rhythm guitar), Ilija Stanić (guitar), Zoran Simjanović (keyboard) and Miroslav "Mine" Minić (drums). The band members, influenced by the film The Young Ones which featured Cliff Richard and The Shadows, named the band Siluete. The band had their first bigger performance on Đorđe Marjanović's concert in Dom sindikata. After performances in Makarska during the summer of 1963, the members of Siluete departed. Simjanović moved to Elipse, Gluščević and Miščević formed Lutalice with guitarist Božidar "Lari" Plesničar and rhythm guitarist Slobodan Mihajlović, and Ilić continued to lead Siluete in the new lineup: Dejan Dunjić (bass guitar), Jovan Mišević (drums), Miomir "Kraka" Petrović (rhythm guitar) and Ljuba Đorđević (keyboard). As the band performed instrumental music, at one of their performances they were approached by singer...

        NADA   SIMIĆ  is a Serbian singer and actress from Beograda. This is her version of Aretha Franklin's song "Chain Of Fools" from 1970.

        MLADI  started in  Zagreb , Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia) in 1962. Leader of the band was Željko Kovačević-Pes (solo guitar). Initially they were inspired by the music of The Shadows and later by the sound of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. They split up in 1966.

        RADMILA   KARAKLAJIĆ  ninth EP from 1968.

        RADMILA   KARAKLAJIĆ  is a Serbian pop singer and actress. Her career spans over 6 decades. These are her most famous songs from 1963-1968.

        DUBROVAČKI   TRUBADURI   sixth single record from 1969.

        DUBROVAČKI   TRUBADURI   third EP from 1968.

        DUBROVAČKI   TRUBADURI   were an popular pop/beat group from Dubrovnik, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia). This is their second EP from 1967.

        DUBROVAČKI   TRUBADURI  was a Croatian beat, folk and pop band from Dubrovnik formed in 1961 by Đelo Jusić, main composer, guitar and mandolin player and leader of the group. They were very popular in former Yugoslavia during the 60s and 70s for their mixture of pop music and medieval folk traditions of their native ancient city on the Adriatic coast. Internationally also known as Dubrovnic Troubadours or The Troubadours Of Dubrovnik, they enjoyed brief popularity across Western Europe having appeared at the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest in London. Their song "Jedan dan" was performed by their singers Luciano Kapurso and Hamo Hajdarhodžić and it scored 7th position. The group, in different line-ups, existed until the early 80s when they broke up. (from wikipedia)

       ZAFIR   HADŽIMANOV  fifth EP from 1967.

       ZAFIR   HADŽIMANOV  is a Macedonian folk and pop singer. He has been active in the music industry of former Yugoslavia since the 1960s, and lives in Belgrade, with his Serbian wife, Senka Veletanlić. Hadžimanov was educated in Belgrade, where he received his degree in 1967, and has made music in both Serbian and Macedonian language. This is his second EP from 1964.

       DEL FINI  second EP from 1967.

      THE RED CORALS  (Crveni koralji) and  THE DELFINIS  (Delfini) were a rock bands from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their single record from 1967. released for the Belgian market.

       When it comes to 60's, there was thousands of rock'n'roll and garage bands all over Yugoslavia. However, only a very few bands made any records. This is the story of a band which recorded perhaps the most exciting garage rock EP in the 60's. Their name is  DEL FINI  and they come from Zagreb. Several students with a professional singer Zdenko Juran formed Delfini in 1963. They played together for several years until record label Jugoton cut them a deal and published their first EP record. Their energy and creativity especially unleashed in an explosive James Brown cover "I'll Go Crasy". However, the real highlight is an addictive blues version of the Macedonian folk song "Kaleš bre Anđo" , with an amazing keyboard solo by Petko Kantardžijev. Nikola Sarapa also delivered a fine guitar work. Much later in his career, Sarapa had an excellent hard rock band called Stop mostly based on Jimmy Hendrix covers. Unfortunately, the EP was also the en...

      DEL FINI   started in 1963 in Zagreb, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia).They recorded their first EP, with great cover of "Gloria", after playing on festival "Zagreb 66". Also on 7"EP "Zagreb 66" there is one song where they play with singer Zvonko Špišić. On their 2nd 7" is already famous 60s punk killer "Bebel". His music is raw rhythm'n'blues garage punk. They played abroad - also in Star Club, Hamburg. (from wanadoo.nl)

        PERICA   STOJANČIĆ  third EP from 1969. (thanks to  gothmog )

        PERICA   STOJANČIĆ  first single record from 1965.

      PERICA   STOJANČIĆ  second EP from 1964. (thanks to  nidža61 )

        PERICA   STOJANČIĆ  was one of the first rock and roll singer in the former Yugoslavia. He was very popular in mid-sixties, especially in Serbia. This is his first EP from 1963.

      MIKI   JEVREMOVIĆ  is Serbian pop singer from Beograd, most popular in 70s and 80s. This is his fifth EP from 1964., recorded with the band  Zlatni dečaci .

  MIKI   JEVREMOVIĆ  most popular songs from 1962-1968.