Izdavač: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1976
Poreklo: Domaći izvođač
Tip: LP
Žanr: Pop

Plesni Orkestar RTZ ‎– Zlato, Srebro, Bronca - Nikica Kalogjera
Label:
Jugoton ‎– LSY 68004, Jugoton ‎– LSY-68004
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Style:
Schlager, Easy Listening, Europop
Tracklist
A1 Nono, Dobri Moj Nono 3:05
A2 Obećanje 3:03
A3 Adio 3:24
A4 Svatko Mora Imat Nekog 3:08
A5 Zar Ima Nešto Ljepše ... 3:12
A6 Marija Elena 2:32
B1 Čibu-Čiba 3:30
B2 Moje Suze 2:58
B3 Ljubljanski Zvon 3:15
B4 Što Će Biti S Nama 3:36
B5 Ne Igraj Se Sa Mnom 2:42
B6 Ljubavi Moja 3:30
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jugoton
Printed By – Jež, Beograd
Credits
Choir – Vokalni Ansambl »Strune«*, Vokalni Ansambl »Melos«*
Composed By, Arranged By, Liner Notes – Nikica Kalogjera
Conductor – Miljenko Prohaska
Edited By – Krešimir Oblak, Vojno Kundić
Engineer – Nikola Jovanović
Lacquer Cut By – ZP*
Photography By, Design – Ivan Ivezić (2)
Strings – Gudači Zagrebačke Filharmonije*
Technician – A. Terzić*, S. Pavišić*
Notes
Disc comes in an unusual fold out cover - a 62cmX31cm sheet of thin cardboard folded in the middle, with one side printed and with embossed statuette photograph (Golden Apollo statuette, a prize won) on front cover, inner spread has got a flap at the bottom edge fixed to the right made to preserve the disc and a ca. 305mmX305mm four page colour booklet out of the same thin cardboard as cover (ca. 61cmX305mm, folded in the middle) with liner notes (dated on the 15th of May 1976), photographs and information about songs and awards.
Catalogue number with hyphen - LSY-68004, appears on centre labels, the one without hyphen, LSY 68004, on spine and on inner spread of booklet.
Alternate title on spine: `MELODIJE NIKICE KALOGJERE` as well `ZLATO, SREBRO, BRONCA Melodije NIKICE KALOGJERE nagrađene na internacionalnim festivalima zabavne muzike` on centre labels and especially `ZLATO, SREBRO, BRONCA MELODIJE NIKICE KALOGJERE Nagradjene na internacionalnim festivalima zabavne muzike U instrumentalnoj izvedbi Plesnog orkestra Radio-televizije Zagreb` on spread of booklet explain: Gold, Silver, Bronze - Melodies of Nikica Kalogjera awarded at international pop festivals - Instrumental versions played by The Dance Orchestra of Radio-Television Zagreb.

Track information:
A1 - International Festival Split 1969 (Yugoslavia), first prize of the audience `Golden Sail` as well first prize of the jury `Silver Sail`, performed by Tereza Kesovija and Claudio Villa in Italian alternation titled `Il tuo mondo`;
A2 - World Festival Tokyo 1971 (Japan), second prize and silver medal in concurrency of 48 countries, performed by Ljupka Dimitrovska;
A3 - Song Olympiad in Athens 1970 (Greece), first prize and statuette `Golden Apollo`, performed by Ljupka Dimitrovska;
A4 - International Festival in Villa Del Mar 1971 (Chile), first prize `Golden Seagull`, performed by Mirko Ungar;
A5 - International Song Festival in Sopot 1970 (Poland), second prize and statuette `Silver Nightingale`, performed by Tereza Kesovija;
A6 - International Festival in Dresden 1971 (German Democratic Republic), second prize and statuette `Silver Nutcracker`, performed by Ivica Šerfezi (who, by the way, won the first prize on the festival next year, 1972, with the song `Ana Marija`);
B1 - Coup musical d`Europe in Bern 1970 (Switzerland), first prize and statuette `Golden Bear` won by Yugoslav team: Tereza Kesovija, Ljupka Dimitrovska and Miro Ungar, this song was performed as the last at the festival by Ljupka Dimitrovska and also earned a big success at MIDEM in Cannes (France) the same year;
B2 - International Festival Split 1968 (Yugoslavia), second prize of the audience and `Silver Coat of Arms of the City of Split`, performed by Tereza Kesovija:
B3 - International festival in Ljubljana 1972 (Yugoslavia), third prize of the audience, performed by Ljupka Dimitrovska in alternation with Ivica Šerfezi, later that year the same song with German lyrics and titled `Bim, bam, bom` performed by Ljupka Dimitrovska won the second prize of the audience and the third prize of the jury (`Silver` and `Bronze Nutcracker` respectively) at the International Festival in Dresden (German Democratic Republic);
B4 - International Festival in Malaga 1971 (Spain), second prize and symbol `Silver Boy` with diploma, performed by Ljupka Dimitrovska;
B5 - International TV Competition `Einmal im Jahr` in Suhl 1973 (German Democratic Republic), second prize and statuette `Silver Clef`, performed in German with title `Rede doch nicht drum herum`;
B6 - International Festival in Dresden 1974 (German Democratic Republic), first prize and statuette `Golden Nutcracker`, performed by Djani Maršan (or alternatively written: Đani Maršan).
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