This is part of a serie that I will post here as a reminder of something very nice from the history of the Yugoslavian music scene. Yugoslavia has a Music magazine called DZUBOKS (phonetically written Jukebox) and in a part of the 60s, this magazine had FLEXI DISCS included in it with tracks or hits actual in the world`s music scene.I have some of these discs (actually, I don`t know how many discs were released) and I am starting with The Shadows.
You all know The Shadows, they were more an instrumental band with those songs using Hank Marvin`s guitar instead of vocals.This song here is one of the few songs The Shadows had with vocals, and what is most important, the song had a Croatian author and was played on a music festival in Split in 1967!So here is this song, for the people from the ex-Yu territory, known better as Beat Na Moru, the cover of this song played by Neno Belan in the 90s.
You all know The Shadows, they were more an instrumental band with those songs using Hank Marvin`s guitar instead of vocals.This song here is one of the few songs The Shadows had with vocals, and what is most important, the song had a Croatian author and was played on a music festival in Split in 1967!So here is this song, for the people from the ex-Yu territory, known better as Beat Na Moru, the cover of this song played by Neno Belan in the 90s.
Cool just old
ReplyDeletethanks for this! i used to have this cut on a beat-up lp and i've been looking for it for years. it's one of my favorite guitar solos.
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