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Eh, Da Mi Je (Parodije)

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Eh, Da Mi Je (Parodije) --- 1982

Discrepancy in run figures: "P 1982 - I - 20.000" printed on inner spread meaning first issue in 20,000 copies but "P 1982-I-15000" printed on labels meaning first issue in 15,000 copies, more, "ZLATNA" = "Gold" record emblem printed on front cover is a further discrepancy because no success note may be printed in case of first issue. Album title "EH, DA MI JE" appears only on front cover, "PARODIJE" appears on spine, "Parodije" on inner spread but no title appears on labels. Catalogue number "BDN-0238" appears on spine, the one with a letter 'O' instead of zero, appears on both labels. JUS (YUgoslav Standard) code appears erroneously on both labels - this code "JUS N N4. 201" applies only to vinyl records. Track A1 is cover of the song "Ej, da mi je..." with parodic lyrics, composed by Obren Pjevović and first performed at the folk festival Hit parada 1981 by Dobrivoje Topalović. Track A3 is cover of the song "Pjesma rastanka" later better known under the title "Ne klepeći nanulama" with parodic lyrics, composed and first released in February 1968 by Husein Kurtagić. Track A5 is cover of the song "Leno Magdaleno" with parodic lyircs, composed and first released 1981 by Dragan Živković Tozovac. Track B1 is cover of the song "Čačak, Čačak" composed by Milutin Popović Zahar, first performed at the folk festival Hit parada 1982 by Slatki greh i Orkestar Milutina Popovića Zahara. Track B3 is cover of the song "Ima nešto, ima, ima" with parodic lyrics, composed and first released 1981 by Svetomir Ilić Siki. Track B5 is instrumental fragment of the refrain of the song "Ej, da mi je..." (track A1).