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| Released | January 17, 1996 | |||
| Recorded | 1995 | |||
| Studio | Rockoko Studio, Zagreb | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | xx:yy | |||
| Label | Croatia Records / Tutico | |||
| Producer | Nikša Bratoš | |||
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U tvojim očima is the sixth studio album by the Sarajevo band Crvena jabuka. The album was originally released on January 17, 1996.
Background
[edit]In 1993, Žera took part in the first Bosnian selection for a representative at Eurovision with the song "Monroe". The song won the 4th place[1]
In 1994, he moved to Croatia,[2] and the following year he recorded a duet with Severina on the album Trava zelena.
Content
[edit]This album was the first to have Crvena jabuka in their new lineup. There were many songwriters on the album including Saša Lošić.
The album's hit single was "Sanjam te" which was performed by Dražen Ričl, and Aljoša Buha before their deaths in 1986. Then it was re edited by the rest of the band.
There were some guest appearances on this album. First was Alen Vitasović on the song "Vraćam se tebi seko" as well as Saša Lošić on "Bijeli Bozić". Originally, Tifa was supposed to perform "Vraćam se tebi seko" with band,[3] but it hadn't appeared. Version with Tifa leaked on the Internet many years later.[4]
Although the album is called U tvojim očima, there is no such song on the album according to the track listing. Though the phrase is mentioned on some songs such as "Sanjam te", and "Kao da sanjam". Also what is unique about this album is that next to 1991's Nekako s' Proljeca it is missing the band's logo-a red apple.
Album also includes cover of COD's hit "Deni".[5] Cover also contain sample of "Jedna mala plava na ramenu mi spava" by Pro Arte.[6]
Track listing
[edit]- Ne Govori Više
- Kad ćes mi doć?
- Sanjam Te
- Vraćam se tebi Seko
- Stari Moj
- Sad je Srce Stijena
- Iza Prozora
- Deni
- Sjećanja
- Kao da sanjam
- Radio
- Mahala
- Bijeli Božić
Personnel
[edit]- Darko Jelcic - drums, percussion
- Danijel Lastric - keyboards
- Kresmir Krestalen - bass
- Drazen Zeric - vocals
- Niksa Bratos - violin, mandolin, keyboards, synthesizer, guitar
- Mario Vukušić Jimmy - guitar
- Darija Hodnik - backing vocals
- Jana Nemacek - backing vocals
- Alen Vitasović - guest vocals on track 4
- Saša Lošić - guest vocals on track 13
References
[edit]- ^ "BH Eurosong 1993: Dražen Žerić - "Monroe"". Eurovisionworld. Retrieved 2023-06-25.
- ^ "Rat u Bosni i muzika: Kako je zvonilo za kraj časa u sarajevskoj pop-rok školi". www.021.rs (in Serbian). 2022-11-18. Retrieved 2023-06-25.
- ^ Services, Orbis Internet. "TUTICO - Music publishing company Croatia". www.tutico.com. Retrieved 2023-06-25.
Žera and Tifa sing his new song "Vraćam se tebi seko", which three years later will appear on the album of Crvena jabuka performed by Dražen Žerić-Žera and Alen Vitasović.
- ^ Žera i Tifa. Vraćam se tebi seko wmv, retrieved 2023-06-25
- ^ "BPM and key for Deni by Crvena Jabuka | Tempo for Deni | SongBPM | songbpm.com". SongBPM. Retrieved 2023-06-25.
- ^ "BPM and key for Jedna Mala Plava by Pro Arte | Tempo for Jedna Mala Plava | SongBPM | songbpm.com". SongBPM. Retrieved 2023-06-25.
