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'''''Crna žena''''' (<small>lit.</small> "Black Woman"), is the third studio album by Ljubiša Kalas. It would be the second collaboration with lyricist Rade Vidić and the last time Kalas was accompanied by Orkestar RTV Sarajevo. All but three songs would be featured as bonus tracks in the CD release of ''[[Sve Se Vrati, Sve Se Plati]]''. Due to the location of people involved, it is assumed that Renome is in possession of the master and became the rights holders to the album post-war. | '''''Crna žena''''' (<small>lit.</small> "Black Woman"), is the third studio album by [[Ljubiša Kalas]]. It would be the second collaboration with lyricist Rade Vidić and the last time Kalas was accompanied by Orkestar RTV Sarajevo. All but three songs would be featured as bonus tracks in the CD release of ''[[Sve Se Vrati, Sve Se Plati]]''. Due to the location of people involved, it is assumed that Renome is in possession of the master and became the rights holders to the album post-war. | ||
==Background== | |||
The phrase "crna žena" does not literally refer to a black woman, but rather is an idiom commonly used to denote a woman who is deceitful or wicked. Its proper translation is "cursed woman". | |||
The title " | The album is the second collaboration with lyricist Rade Vidić and composer and lyricist Ljubo Kešelj. The two would go onto write for Kalas during the war in ''[[Ljubo Granata]]'' and ''[[Vera pravoslavna]]'' respectively. Milivoje Pećanac (who wrote "Uzela si sve") wrote "Ostavite čoveka na miru" on the 1994 self-titled Srećko Ćosić album, which was arranged by Ljubo Kešelj. The arranger for the title track, Sinan Alimanović worked previously with Rade Vidić on the songs "Blago tebi" and "Adrijana" on the 1988 Ferid Avdić album, ''Navika si moja bila''. Slobodan Vidović, a conductor of RTV Sarajevo and the conductor of [[Ljubiša Kalas (Album)|the previous album]], had arranged some songs on the album and was the lyricist for the song "Osvetiću ti se". While Mensur Mrehić is not as notable as the other artists featured on the album, he would compose a couple of songs for Mahir Bureković, a singer and songwriter who would go onto write a few patriotic albums during the war. | ||
==Release== | ==Release== | ||
Crna žena would release some time in 1991 by PGP RTB on both cassette and | ''Crna žena'' would release some time in 1991 by PGP RTB on both cassette and vinyl formats. While most of the album has been recovered due to appearing as bonus tracks in the 1999 album ''Sve Se Vrati, Sve Se Plati''. The tracks "Gde je sada moja dana", "Osvetiću ti se" and "Sanja l' me" would become lost media until 2023 where the audio from the tape would be uploaded from YouTube. | ||
==Track listing== | ==Track listing== | ||
All music composed by R. Vidić except where noted; all lyrics written by R. Vidić except where noted. | All music composed by R. Vidić except where noted; all lyrics written by R. Vidić except where noted. | ||
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|extra_column=Arrangement|extra1=[[Ljubo Kešelj|Lj. Kešelj]]|lyrics2=[[Milivoje Pećanac|M. Pećanac]]|extra2=[[Ljubo Kešelj|Lj. Kešelj]]|music3=[[Mensur Mrehić|M. Mrehić]]|extra3=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]|lyrics4=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]|extra5=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]}} | |extra_column=Arrangement|extra1=[[Ljubo Kešelj|Lj. Kešelj]]|lyrics2=[[Milivoje Pećanac|M. Pećanac]]|extra2=[[Ljubo Kešelj|Lj. Kešelj]]|music3=[[Mensur Mrehić|M. Mrehić]]|extra3=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]|lyrics4=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]|extra5=[[Slobodan Vidović|S. Vidović]]}} | ||
==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||
==== Writing ==== | |||
* R. Vidić- muzika i tekst | |||
* S. Alimanović- aranžmani | |||
* S. Vidović- aranžmani, tekst | |||
* Lj. Kešelj- aranžmani, tekst | |||
* M. Pećanac- tekst | |||
* M. Mrehić- muzika | |||
==== Production ==== | |||
* R. Petković- Muzički producent | |||
* R. Vidić- Izvršni producent | |||
* B. Babić- Ton-majstor | |||
* Zorica Lakić- Dizajn | |||
* M. Božović- Recenzent | |||
* Mića Đorđević- Odgovorni urednik za narodnu muziku | |||
* Stanko Terzić- Direktor-glavni urednik | |||
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
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[[Category:Albums]] | [[Category:Albums]] | ||
[[Category:Non-war]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:01, 11 February 2024
| Crna žena | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | 1991 | |||
| Genre | Novokompovana | |||
| Length | 34:20 | |||
| Label | PGP RTB | |||
| Producer | R. Petković | |||
| Ljubiša Kalas chronology | ||||
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Crna žena (lit. "Black Woman"), is the third studio album by Ljubiša Kalas. It would be the second collaboration with lyricist Rade Vidić and the last time Kalas was accompanied by Orkestar RTV Sarajevo. All but three songs would be featured as bonus tracks in the CD release of Sve Se Vrati, Sve Se Plati. Due to the location of people involved, it is assumed that Renome is in possession of the master and became the rights holders to the album post-war.
Background
The phrase "crna žena" does not literally refer to a black woman, but rather is an idiom commonly used to denote a woman who is deceitful or wicked. Its proper translation is "cursed woman".
The album is the second collaboration with lyricist Rade Vidić and composer and lyricist Ljubo Kešelj. The two would go onto write for Kalas during the war in Ljubo Granata and Vera pravoslavna respectively. Milivoje Pećanac (who wrote "Uzela si sve") wrote "Ostavite čoveka na miru" on the 1994 self-titled Srećko Ćosić album, which was arranged by Ljubo Kešelj. The arranger for the title track, Sinan Alimanović worked previously with Rade Vidić on the songs "Blago tebi" and "Adrijana" on the 1988 Ferid Avdić album, Navika si moja bila. Slobodan Vidović, a conductor of RTV Sarajevo and the conductor of the previous album, had arranged some songs on the album and was the lyricist for the song "Osvetiću ti se". While Mensur Mrehić is not as notable as the other artists featured on the album, he would compose a couple of songs for Mahir Bureković, a singer and songwriter who would go onto write a few patriotic albums during the war.
Release
Crna žena would release some time in 1991 by PGP RTB on both cassette and vinyl formats. While most of the album has been recovered due to appearing as bonus tracks in the 1999 album Sve Se Vrati, Sve Se Plati. The tracks "Gde je sada moja dana", "Osvetiću ti se" and "Sanja l' me" would become lost media until 2023 where the audio from the tape would be uploaded from YouTube.
Track listing
All music composed by R. Vidić except where noted; all lyrics written by R. Vidić except where noted.
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Arrangement | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Crna žena" | S. Alimanović | 3:19 | |
| 2. | "Grlio sam, ljubio" | S. Vidović | 3:36 | |
| 3. | "Kud god krenem vidim nju" | Lj. Kešelj | 4:06 | |
| 4. | "Gde je sada moja dana" | Lj. Kešelj | 4:29 |
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Arrangement | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Zbog tebe budan provodim noći" | Lj. Kešelj | 3:30 | ||
| 2. | "Uzela si sve" | M. Pećanac | Lj. Kešelj | 3:28 | |
| 3. | "Kazaljke" | M. Mrehić | S. Vidović | 2:46 | |
| 4. | "Osvetiću ti se" | S. Vidović | 3:40 | ||
| 5. | "Sanja l' me" | S. Vidović | 3:58 | ||
| Total length: | 34:20 | ||||
Personnel
Writing
- R. Vidić- muzika i tekst
- S. Alimanović- aranžmani
- S. Vidović- aranžmani, tekst
- Lj. Kešelj- aranžmani, tekst
- M. Pećanac- tekst
- M. Mrehić- muzika
Production
- R. Petković- Muzički producent
- R. Vidić- Izvršni producent
- B. Babić- Ton-majstor
- Zorica Lakić- Dizajn
- M. Božović- Recenzent
- Mića Đorđević- Odgovorni urednik za narodnu muziku
- Stanko Terzić- Direktor-glavni urednik
Variants
- Good audio quality
- Signature frosted cassette
- Signature pink labels