Description

Various – U Lijepom Starom Gradu Višegradu (Pjesme I Kola Iz Bosne = Bosnian Songs And Dances)
Label: Jugoton – LPY-V-768
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: Yugoslavia
Released: May 1969
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk, Kolo
A1 Himzo Polovina– U Lijepom Starom Gradu Višegradu
Music By, Lyrics By – D. Nedović*
A2 Zora Dubljević– Momak Ibro Zagledao Fatu
Lyrics By – R. Dubljević*
Music By – R. Petković*
A3 Nedžad Salković– Ah, Ljubav, Ljubav
Music By, Lyrics By – S. Pašić*
A4 Meho Puzić– Mehmeda Majka Budila
Music By, Lyrics By – Narodna*
A5 Beba Selimović– Vrati Mi Se, Ljubavi
Music By – I. Alajbegović*
A6 Zaim Imamović– Kaži, Namko, Otkud Si
Music By, Lyrics By – J. Penava*
A7 Hamdija Salković– Momačka Igra
Music By – H. Salković*
B1 Safet Isović– Oj, Zekija
Lyrics By – N. Škrba*
Music By – I. Alajbegović*
B2 Nada Mamula– Kraj Vrbasa
Music By, Lyrics By – J. Penava*
B3 Mladen Tomić– Čežnja Me Mori
Lyrics By – M. Hodović*
Music By – B. Košanin*
B4 Šerif Manko– Snijeg Pade Na Behar, Na Voće
Music By, Lyrics By – Narodna*
B5 Zehra Deović– Ja Prošetah Čaršijom
Music By, Lyrics By – J. Penava*
B6 Salem Trebo– Hajde, Druže, Da Pjevamo
Lyrics By – M. Kenović*
Music By – S. Pašić*
B7 Hamdija Salković– Vardiško Kolo
Music By – Narodna*

Printed By – “Naša Djeca”, Zagreb
Liner Notes – Zvonimir Nevžala
Orchestra – Narodni Ansambl Jovice Petkovića (tracks: B7), Narodni Ansambl Ismeta Alajbegovića-Šerbe (tracks: A2 to A7, B1, B5, B6), Narodni Ansambl Spase Beraka (tracks: B3, B4), Tamburaški Orkestar RTV Sarajevo (tracks: A1, B2)
Pipe [Frula] – H. Salković (tracks: A7, B7)
First issue with white in black labels and BIEM rights society.

Bosnian folk and sevdalinka singer and songwriter, born on 11 March 1927 in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. By profession, he was a neuropsychiatrist.

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Zora Dubljević

Bosnian folk and sevdalinka singer, born on 7 August 1938 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. She was most popular in the 1960s and 1970s.

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Nedžad Salković

Bosnian folk and Sevdalinka singer.  Born 1.6.1940. in Tuzla, Bosnia And Hercegovina

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Meho Puzić

Meho Puzić (24 July 1937 – 25 June 2007) was a Bosnian sevdalinka-folk singer and songwriter.

He was born in the town of Odžak, into a Bosniak family. He had two brothers named Adem and Bahrija. The latter was also a professional singer. Meho and Bahrija recorded two songs together, “Pjevaj brate” (Sing, Brother) and “Ko čaršijom konja jaše” (Who is Riding a Horse Down the Bazaar), and released them on an extended play titled Meho i Bahrija Puzić in 1974.