Jugosloveni

Jugosloveni

Infobox musical artist
Name = Jugosloveni
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Landscape = yes
Background = group_or_band
Origin = Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Genre = Rock Pop-Rock
Years_active = 1986 – 1989
Label = Diskoton, Komuna Belgrade, PGP RTB
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Associated_acts = Magično Oko
Past_members =

Jugosloveni (Serbian Cyrillic: Југословени; trans. "Yugoslavs") were a former Yugoslav rock band best known for their hit "Jugosloveni".

Band history

The band was formed in 1986 by vocalist Zoran Paunović (a former Magično Oko member). Jugosloveni released their debut album "Došlo mi je da se napijem" ("I Feel like Getting Drunk") in 1986 in the following lineup: Zoran Paunović (vocals), Nenad Maričić (guitar), Dragan Latinčić (bass guitar) and Goran Milenković (drums). Album featured Kornelije Kovač on keyboards and Vlada Negovanović on guitar. Songs were classic rock-oriented and lyrics featured slang and were social-related. For the recording of second Jugosloveni album band's frontman Paunović fired the complete lineup. He recorded "Vruće osvežavajuće" ("Hot Refreshment") with studio musicians Vlada Negovanović (guitar), Dragoljub Đuričić (drums), Ted Jani (guitar), Zoran Radomirović (bass guitar) and Saša Lokner (keyboard). Third album "Krici i šaputanja" ("Screams and Whisperings") was recorded in new Jugosloveni lineup, but once again in cooperation with studio musicians. After the album was released Jugosloveni disbaned.

Discography

tudio albums

*"Došlo mi je da se napijem" (Diskoton / Komuna Belgrade 1986)
*"Vruće osvežavajuće" (Diskoton / Komuna Belgrade 1987)
*"Krici i šaputanja" (PGP RTB 1988)

Compilations

*"Došlo mi je da se napijem" (Komuna Belgrade 1997)

References

*EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006, Janjatović Petar; ISBN 978-86-905317-1-4

ee also

*SFR Yugoslav Pop and Rock scene
*Serbian rock


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