Godina izdanja: 1975
Poreklo: Domaći izvođač
Izdavač: Jugoton – LSY-63046
Tip: LP
Žanr: Rok

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Bijelo Dugme – Šta Bi Dao Da Si Na Mom Mjestu
Bijelo Dugme - Šta Bi Dao Da Si Na Mom Mjestu album cover
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Label:
Jugoton – LSY 63046, Jugoton – LSY-63046
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:
Yugoslavia
Released:
Dec 17, 1975
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Prog Rock, Folk Rock
A1 Tako Ti Je Mala Moja Kad Ljubi Bosanac
A2 Hop-Cup
A3 Došao Sam Da Ti Kažem Da Odlazim
A4 Ne Gledaj Me Tako I Ne Ljubi Me Više
B1 Požurite Konji Moji
B2 Bekrija Si Cijelo Selo Viče, E Pa Jesam, Šta Se Koga Tiče
B3 Šta Bi Dao Da Si Na Mom Mjestu
Lyrics By – Duško Trifunović
Recorded At – Air Studios
Mixed At – Air Studios
Lacquer Cut At – EMI Studios
Printed By – Jež, Beograd
Art Direction, Photography By, Design – Dragan S. Stefanović
Bass – Zoran Redžić
Drums, Timpani, Gong – Ipe Ivandić
Editor – Veljko Despot
Engineer – Peter Henderson
Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar – Goran Bregović
Lacquer Cut By – Chris `Bomber` Blair*
Lyrics By – Goran Bregović (tracks: A1 to B2)
Music By, Arranged By – Goran Bregović
Organ [Hammond], Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Electric Piano, Piano [Steinway] – Vlado Pravdić
Producer – Neil Harrison
Vocals, Bass [Uncredited] – Željko Bebek
Probably the first edition.
Songs were written during August-October 1975, at Borike village, Eastern Bosnia.
Recorded and mixed at Air Recording Studios, Oxford Circus, London, 8 - 23 November 1975.
Mastered at EMI studios, Abbey Road, London.
℗ 1975
Comes with a gatefold sleeve and a 12-page photo booklet with printed lyrics.
Although credited on the release as a bass player, Zoran Redžić did not play during the recording sessions due to a car accident that left him with a broken finger. Željko Bebek actually played a bass guitar in the studio.