Korni Grupa
Members
- Dado Topićcurrent
- Dušan Prelevićcurrent
- Josip Bočekcurrent
Kornelije Kovačcurrent- Vladimir Furdujcurrent
Zdravko Čolićcurrent
Zlatko Pejakovićlead vocalscurrent- Dalibor Brun
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Discography
Original Album Collection2020
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The Ultimate Collection2009
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Ne Tako Običan Život (I Posle Trideset Godina)2005
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Kolekcija Singlova2001
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Prvo Svetlo Neobičnog Života1995
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1941.1979
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Mrtvo More1975
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Korni Grupa1972
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Korni Grupa1971
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Kuda Ideš, Svete Moj1974
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Ivo Lola / Znam Za Kime Zvono Zvoni1973
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Tri Palme1973
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Etida / Jedna Žena1973
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Običan Čovek1973
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Oj, Dodole1973
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Pokloni Svoj Mi Foto1972
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Pusti Da Te Diram / Jedan Groš1971
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Vatra (Olivera Katarina Šou ...)1971
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Trla Baba Lan / Slika1970
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Cigu-Ligu / Čovek I Pas1969
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Pastir I Cvet / Ako Jednom Budeš Sama1969
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Priča Se / Devojčice Mala1969
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TV Špice1973
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Zabranjeno Za Mlade1971
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Dzum–Ram1969
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Identifiers & aliases
Korni Grupa was a Yugoslav rock band formed in Belgrade in 1968. Launched and led by—as well as named after—the keyboardist Kornelije Kovač, the band was one of the first Yugoslav rock acts to achieve major mainstream popularity in the country, and often considered the very first Yugoslav supergroup. Since their dissolution, Korni Grupa gained significant retroactive acclaim as one of the most influential bands in the history of rock music in Yugoslavia. The band additionally used the Kornelyans name during a short-lived commercial foray outside of Yugoslavia in an attempt at breaking into the international market with an English-language album.
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