The Gr8 Milenković presents 25 outstanding covers to dance the night away by Bele Vrane, Crni Biseri and Siluete.
Picture: Belgrade club Diskoteka in 1967, not only the first discotheque in Yugoslavia, but in the Balkans, Southeast Europe, and the USSR. It opened in 1967 and became known as Šećer*, a reference to Laza Šećer, the owner of the club which was closed within a year.
* šećer = sugar
Tag Cloud
- all
- rock
- croatian
- female vocals
- serbian
- yugoslavian 60s
- 60s
- slovenian
- yugoslav
- pop
- s-r-b-i-j-a
- garage
- freakbeat
- psychedelic
- slovenia
- leiwand - muzyka
- schlager
- native american
- 60s garage
- indie-pop rock
- indie rock
- beat
- alternative
- new age
- neo-pagan
- ex-yu
- synth
- italian beat
- retro pop
- 70's
8 comments on AnthologYU #4: Sugar's Special Sixties Saturday Night Disco
Ijaoooo, životeee! Kako dobro! Nadmašio si samog sebe!
For all Roboti fans out there: Here's the original version sung by Drafi Deutscher: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjA2NjcyOTA0.html Another funny fact about the German version: it was temporarily banned from Bavarian radio stations because of its wrong grammar in the title....
Yeahh... and Elipse were making a 45rpm version out of the 33rpm "I'm a believer"... :p
<3 ljiljana & zdenka :)
hehe... the guy from delfini sounds more like captain beefheart ate mick jagger ... and in my world, that's not a bad thing :)
Naftovod <3!
all great covers, as promised! love that cover of california dreamin... awesome
2011-03-26 03:02:28 UTC