Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin
Jugoslavia
1x 12" VinylStudio Album

Jugoslavia

Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin

Netherlands·Original Year: 1966

Release Date

1966

Catalog #

P 59016

Tracks

13

Duration

40:32

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Notes

sleeve is gatefold inside plastic sleeve

Label

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP
Sources:Discogs

Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    Makedonski Oro

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    3:11
  2. A2

    Daj Mi Daj

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    2:50
  3. A3

    Potpourri Tamburiza

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    3:45
  4. A4

    Jovano Javanko

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    2:42
  5. A5

    Dragisino Kolo

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    2:50
  6. A6

    Caje Sukarije

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    3:23
album

Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Op Zica Zica

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    2:40
  2. B2

    Kales Bre Andjo

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    4:33
  3. B3

    Sasino Kolo

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    2:08
  4. B4

    Aca Aca

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    2:18
  5. B5

    Tamo Daleko

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    3:20
  6. B6

    Fatima

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    4:05
  7. B7

    Amsterdam-Amsterdam

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    2:47
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Questions about the credits

Who produced Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin?
Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin was produced by Basart.
Who engineered Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin?
Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin was engineered by Luc Ludolph.
Who wrote Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin?
The writing on Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin is credited to Traditional, Dragan Beljin, Stanislav Binički, and Dragan Toković.
Who performed vocals on Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin?
Vocals on Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin were performed by Victoria Jovanović and Voja Vasić.
Who played guitar on Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin?
Guitar on Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin was played by Milutin Slavković and Voja Vasić.

Questions about the companies and places

Which record company is associated with the 1966 edition of Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin, which lists Netherlands as its release country or market?
The record company associated with the 1966 edition of Jugoslavia by Het Yugoslovenski-Dom Ensemble Dragan Beljin, with Netherlands listed as its release country or market, is Grammofoonplatenmij. Basart N.V. Amsterdam.

Credits & Production

Credits

10 roles · 15 credits

Companies & Places

1 company · 1 relationship