Vaso Bukvich (Part 2)

This is just one of many records that Vaso Bukvich made with the "Yugoslavia" Tamburasko Drustvo from Indiana Harbor, Indiana. This was recorded in 1924 in Richmond, Indiana.

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Jedno Jutro Cim Je Zora SvanulaImao Sam Komsinicu

Dušan Jovanović (Part III)

Here are eight more records featuring one of the greatest prim players of all time, Dušan Jovanović. Most of these were recorded with his "ORAO" Tamburitza Orchestra.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

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Ljubicica Ne Rasti Na Bregu

Amerikanski Becarac

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Sic Mic MicikaPijemi Se Vince Rujna

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Oj Jedva Cekam Da Subota DodjeKrece Se Ladja Franscuska

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Ti Neznas Sto Je Ljubav

Lopov

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Sedi Boso Gde Si

Varala Me Jedna Cura Mala

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Prosidba U Ameriki

Svadba U Ameriki

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Amerikanac Putuje za Stari KrajU Kraju cu malo bit, povrati cu se u Detroit

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Krstenje U Ameriki-I

Krstenje U Ameriki-II

Milan G. Pančevac (1898-1971)

Milan G. Pančevac was an accordion player and singer from Pančevo in Serbia (then part of Austria-Hungary). He went by several stage names, but apparently his real name was Milan Gorčev. His discography shows that he was recording as early as 1927 for the Pellich Music Co. in Richmond, Indiana. Milan went on to make many more recordings of Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Hungarian, Romanian, and German songs and dances for both the Victor and Columbia recording studios. He eventually settled in Cleveland, Ohio (E.33rd Street), where he was married and had several children.

These three records feature Milan both singing and playing the accordion. He had a wonderful, free style and his singing fits his playing perfectly. These were all recorded on June 26, 1928 in Chicago, Illinois.

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Pancevcevo KoloPancevcev Becarac

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Ucime Majko

Zarobljeno Srce Moje

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Bez Zene Je Gorko BitiCela Cura Na Rogal

Djoko Dokich - Part 2 (1940's)

These two were recorded in the 1940's and feature Djoko Dokich and his "BALKAN" Tamburitza Orchestra. Mel Dokich, Djoko's son, is playing violin.

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Ne Plac Mala

Ko Se Ono Bregom Sece

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Marijana

Kukavica

Milan Verni (Part 3)

Here are two Milan Verni records recorded in New York on November 4, 1940.

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Razbila Se Casa

U Sumici Zelenoj

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Moja Bosno

Duni Vetre I Vihor Ruzu

Tamburaski Zbor "Zora" and Peter Perez

Here are six great records from the 1940's featuring the wonderful voice of Peter Perez, accompanied by Tamburaski Zbor "Zora" from Detroit, Michigan.

 

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Koliko Te Srce Moje Voli

Ciganka Sam Mlada

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Da Nije LjubaviU Sumici Zelenoj

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Razbila Se CasaDuni Vetre

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Rujna ZoraMande Lipa Mande

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Oj Djevojko Milje MojeImao Sam Sedam Zena

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Ja Nekoga VolimMoje Luce Milce