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Морална подршка: Жижа, Нено, Миладин, Маље, Смеле, Синтар, Неђо, Божо, Никола и Љутика, М.П. Баја
Морална подршка: Жижа, Нено, Миладин, Маље, Смеле, Синтар, Неђо, Божо, Никола и Љутика, М.П. Баја
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Не Дам Крајине
Baja Mali Knindža Ne Dam KrajineblkFront.jpg
Cassette release
Studio album by
Released1992
Recorded1991
GenreNovokompovana
Length23:08
LabelJugodisk
ProducerЖељко Грујић
Баја Мали Книнџа chronology
Не Дам Крајине
(1992)
Стан'те паше и Усташе
(1992)

Ne Dam Krajine (Serbian Cyrillic: Не Дам Крајине) is the debut studio album of Bosnian Serb war singer, Baja Mali Knindža and features Orkestar Vlade Todosijevića as the backing orchestra. Released around 1992, this would be Baja's first and only studio album published by Jugodisk as well as the only known collaboration with the orchestra.

Background

Fueled by the beginning of the break up of Yugoslavia, Baja set out to make a patriotic album. Despite having enough funds to record the album, he lost all of it on the way to the recording studio and would wind up in debt. After the first hurdle of financial woes, he had faced another hurdle: getting the album published. Due to the contents of the album, PGP RTS wanted nothing to do with it. He would eventually turn to Jugodisk where it was accepted and published, a move that took him by surprise.[1] Initial recording took place some time in 1991 and the album was published in 1992.[2]

Release

Не Дам Крајине was released by Jugodisk some time in 1992. Upon release, it became one of Jugodisk's best-selling albums and would contribute to Baja's rise to stardom during wartime.[1]

A year later, the song "Krv Nije Voda" (lit. "Blood is not Water") would be referenced along side the song "Ne Volim Te Alija" in the song "Čuti Čuti Ujko" from the album, Još Se Ništa Ne Zna. The song, however, is referenced as "Stiže Vojvoda".[3] In the same year, the titular song, "Ne Dam Krajine" would be featured as the last music video in the VHS compilation, Najveći Hitovi.[4] It is the only song from the album to have an official music video.

In 2015, Jugodisk would upload an alternate music video of "Ne Dam Krajine", though the circumstances to if, when, and where it would air back then is unknown. When it was initially uploaded, it was said to have been released in 1993.[5] Five years later, Jugodisk would re-release the video with improved audio with the alleged release year being changed to 1991.[6]

Nearly thirty years later, Jugodisk would remaster the album and upload it to digital music streaming platforms like Apple Music, Spotify, and Deezer in 2020, though it is simply titled Ne Dam Krajine. This remaster would also have the initial release year as 1991, though only the YouTube upload shows the correct year with the company clarifying the discrepancy with the year.[7][2]

Track List

All lyrics, music and arrangements are written and composed by Baja Mali Knindža.

No.TitleLength
1."Не Дам Крајине"3:10
2."Вратиће Се Делија"2:45
3."Браћо Моја Преко Океана"3:03
4."За Крст Часни"2:30
5."Крв Није Вода"3:00
6."Крајишник"3:10
7."Запјевајте Браћо"3:00
8."Книна Не Дам"2:30
Total length:23:08

Remastered Version (2020)

No.TitleLength
1."Ne Dam Krajine"3:10
2."Vratiće Se Delija"2:44
3."Braćo Moja Preko Okeana"3:02
4."Za Krst Časni"2:26
5."Krv Nije Voda"3:02
6."Krajišnik"3:11
7."Zapjevajte Braćo"2:51
8."Knina Ne Dam"2:28
Total length:22:54
  • The remastered version has slightly shorter times compared to the original release.
  • In the remaster of Ne Dam Krajine, "Braćo Moja Preko Okeana" is abruptly cut off.
  • Like most digital album uploads, Latin script is used instead of Cyrillic.

Credits

Personnel

  • М. Пајчин Баја - Текст, Музика, и Аранжман
  • Зоран Пејковић - Уредник Програма
  • Оркестар Владе Тодосијевића - Оркестар

Production

  • Жељко Грујић - Продуцент
  • Сузана-Лујо - Извршни Продуцент
  • Елко - Фото Дезајн
  • Чедомир Петровић - Директор

Miscellaneous

Морална подршка: Жижа, Нено, Миладин, Маље, Смеле, Синтар, Неђо, Божо, Никола и Љутика, М.П. Баја

Variants

References

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