YU ROCK FROM SIXTIES

      ALENKA   PINTERIČ  is an Slovenian pop-rock singer. These are her songs from 1967-1970.

      MLADI   LEVI  first EP from 1969.

      MLADI LEVI (aka  THE YOUNG   LIONS ) first single recorded in Italy for European market.

      MLADI   LEVI  was formed on november 1966, in Ljubljana, Slovenia (ex-Yugoslavia). At the end of 1967 starting to play soul and rhythm & blues at the same time as Elipse from Beograd. They released a total of 3 singles and one EP and they split up in 1975.

      DAL TONI  only one EP from 1968.

      DAL TONI  was a Serbian and former Yugoslav rock band, notable for being one of the pioneers of the former Yugoslav rock scene. The band was formed in Niš in August, 1963 by Branislav Cvetković (who at first took up guitar but soon switched to bass guitar) Žarko Stanković (guitar), Rista Trajković (rhythm guitar) and Nebojša Stojanović (drums). At first the band mostly performed cover versions of Hank Marvin and The Shadows instrumentals, but for their first public appearance, at the Gimnazijada festival in Skopje the band was joined by vocalist Miodrag Rašić. The band had their first public appearances in Niš in 1965, at the cult club Index, where vocal duties were given to Dušan Mitrović and Miša "Šolja" Tašić, and Mihajlo "Mika" Paligrdić was temporarily the band's drummer. The band was soon joined by keyboardist Miodrag "Miško" Stojanović. In 1966 Rašić officially left the band, and was replaced by Goce Nikolovski from the rival group Rubinsi

      SAMO NIKLI  was formed in 1963, in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia) by four high school students. The band was named after a book of short stories by Slovenian writer Prežihov Voranc. Group members changed frequently in that early period, but by 1964 they stabilized in the following lineup: Marin Pečjak (vocals), Milan Pavlov (guitar), Marko Novaković (bass guitar), Bojan Drndić (rhythm guitar) and Vukašin Veljković (drums). Initially the band performed at school proms and college dance parties. The band covered rock hits, as well as traditional songs and 1930s and 1940s schlagers, while their own songs were mostly The Shadows-inspired instrumentals. In 1965 and 1966 they played regularly at dances at the Beograd University School of Technology and soon became widely popular. In 1966 they won first place at a country-wide Youth Festival of rock bands, which entitled them to represent their country at an international festival of youth orchestras in Hungary, which featured the best

      CRVENI   KORALJI  third single record from 1970.

      CRVENI   KORALJI  second single from 1970.

      CRVENI   KORALJI  first single record from 1969.

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.

      CRVENI   KORALJI  sixth EP from 1968.