Drago Mlinarec's first four albums ("A ti se ne daj", "Pjesme s planine", "Rođenje" and "Negdje postoji netko") are usually regarded to be the best; there he explored diverse musical interests, crossing over between acid-tinged jam proto-prog rock with long compositions featuring guitar, organ and flute solos, and more mellow acoustic and electric folk rock with progressive and sometimes psychedelic or "classical" feeling. Here is second album Pjesme s planine recorded with Nenad Zubak (bass), Srećko Zubak (keyboards), Jadranko Budić (guitar, vocal) and Ivan Stančić (drums).
Drago Mlinarec-1972-Pjesme s planine [Lp Remaster]01-Noćna ptica
02-Pjesma o njenim snovima
03-Trebao sam ali nisam
04-Pjesme s planine
05-Skladište tišine
06-Otac i sin
07-Dijete zvijezda
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Vunyl Rip by Lajso
Drago Mlinarec fifth album "Sve je u redu" was recorded in studio Jugoton in autumn 1978 and released on 5th of March in 1979 for Jugoton. Album was produced by Drago Mlinarec and Neven Frangeš.
Drago Mlinarec's first four albums ("A ti se ne daj", "Pjesme s planine", "Rođenje" and "Negdje postoji netko") are usually regarded to be the best; there he explored diverse musical interests, crossing over between acid-tinged jam proto-prog rock with long compositions featuring guitar, organ and flute solos, and more mellow acoustic and electric folk rock with progressive and sometimes psychedelic or "classical" feeling. Here is second album Pjesme s planine recorded with Nenad Zubak (bass), Srećko Zubak (keyboards), Jadranko Budić (guitar, vocal) and Ivan Stančić (drums).
Drago Mlinarec was one of the most prolific singer/songwriters in the former Yugoslavia and the leader of the renowned beatsters GRUPA 220, the first ex-YU rock band that managed to record an LP album back in 1968 in Zagreb (present Croatia). Here is his solo album "Tako lako" from 1979 + songs "Stranac" and "Vjetar s juga" for direct download from our blog.
