YU ROCK FROM SIXTIES

      TOMI   SOVILJ     &   NJEGOVE SILUETE first EP from 1966.

      Vocalist Tomislav  TOMI   SOVILJ , born in Belgrade in 1941, started his career in 1963 at the dance parties held by Zlatni Dečaci. On Autumn of the same year, he had become the member of Siluete, but on mid-1964 he left the band, forming a band also called Siluete. For a while, there were two groups working under the same name, but the case was settled after a court verdict after which Sovilj lost the right to use the name. However, he did manage to keep the name somewhat similar by renaming it to TOMI SOVILJ I NJEGOVE SILUETE. At the time, the band beside him featured the former "Bele Zvezde" members Slobodan Saničanin (guitar), Branislav Rakočević (bass), Milorad Tomić (guitar) and Ðino Maljoković (drums). Later on, the band members were also Borislav Ðurković (rhythm guitar), Boba Voratović (bass) and Hamadija Vladović (drums). Owing to their attractive performances, they had become one of the most popular live acts in Belgrade, which provided them wit...

      Kvartet   4M  three songs from 1962-1968.

      Kvartet   4M  was Croatian vocal group from Zagreb active in period 1956-1974. They represented Yugoslavia on Eurosong competition in 1969 reaching 13th place. This is their seventh EP from 1964, recorded with the band "Bijele strijele".

      Kvartet   4M  fourth single record from 1964.

      ROB OTI  first single record from 1970.

      ROB OTI  one and only one EP from 1967.

      ROB OTI  started in 1963, in Zagreb, Croatia. Till 1965 they are more famous in Austria than in Yugoslavia. They played very often in Vienna in clubs and Beat festivals. In 1966 they played in Beat festival in Zagreb. They also played on First Beat Meeting Italy-Yugoslavia. All those years they have problems to find their own style. They played raw rhythm and blues but also pop numbers. In 1965 they have big hit Drafi Deutscher's cover "Mramor, kamen i željezo", but in 1966 they have first member changing: Ivica Percl (vocal and rhythm guitar) leaves the band and goes solo as singer-songwriter. He was influenced by Bob Dylan and Donovan and in the late 60s and early 70s he had quite successful solo career. The rest of the band finally makes cut and goes further as pure rhythm and blues band with organ/sax player instead of rhythm guitarist. They spent 1966 touring Italy and playing in Piper Club in Rome. Because there were already two bands with the same name i...

      SANJA LICE  third EP from 1968.

      SANJA LICE  second EP from 1967.