Various - Yugoslav Songs And Dances (From Serbia, Bosnia, Kosmet And Vojvodina) Album

Tracklist

1	–Mara Djordjević And National Sextet Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Karanfil Se Na Put Sprema
2	–Ensemble Miodrag Krnjevac	Moravka
3	–Radojka Živković And National Sextet Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Župsko Kolo
4	–Radmila Dimić And The National Sextet Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Tri Jabuke I Pola
5	–Božidar Vekić And The National Sextet Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Rudničko Kolo Ocarina – Božidar Vekić
6	–Tihomir Pavlović And The Great National Orchestra Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Vlainjica Pipe [Flute] – Tihomir Pavlović
7	–Pavle Stefanović And The National Orchestra Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Povela Je Jelka Directed By – Vlastimir Pavlović ― Carevac
8	–Danica Obrenić And The Great National Orchestra Of The Radiotelevizija Beograd	Moj Dilbere

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
M30-332 / M30-333	Various	Pesme I Igre Naroda Jugoslavije (Narodne Pesme I Igre Iz Srbije, Bosne, Kosmeta I Vojvodine) ‎(10", Comp)	PGP RTB	M30-332 / M30-333	Yugoslavia	Unknown
LP-I-101	Various	Pesme I Igre Naroda Jugoslavije (Srbije, Bosne, Kosmeta I Vojvodine) ‎(10", Comp, RP)	PGP RTB	LP-I-101	Yugoslavia	1960
LP-I-101	Various	Pesme I Igre Naroda Jugoslavije (Srbije, Bosne, Kosmeta I Vojvodine) ‎(10", Comp)	PGP RTB	LP-I-101	Yugoslavia	1960
LP-I-101	Various	Yugoslav Songs And Dances (From Serbia, Bosnia, Kosmet And Vojvodina) ‎(10", Comp, Red)	PGP RTB	LP-I-101	Unknown

Credits

• Design – Klas, Fis

Notes

Series name misspelled as National Songs And Dances.
On track B4 Tihomir Paunović, pipe (frula) player, misspelled as Tihomir Pavlović, flute player.

Tracks A1, B1 - Dance from Serbia.
Track A2 - Lyric national song from Kosovo.
Track A3 - National song from Serbia.
Track A4 - Dance from Šumadia.
Track B2 - National song from Vojvodina.
Track B3 - National song from Bosnia.
Track B4 - National dance from Serbia.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Cover): M 30-332/333
• Matrix / Runout (Label A): M 30-332
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): M 30-333

Short intro

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