Goran Bregovic - Three Letters From Sarajevo (Deluxe) (2018) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Goran Bregovic
- Title: Three Letters From Sarajevo (Deluxe)
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Universal Music Division Mercury Records
- Genre: World, Folk
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:42:07
- Total Size: 270 / 508 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Jalija
02. Christian Letter
03. Pero
04. Duj Duj
05. Baila Leila
06. Muslim Letter
07. SOS
08. Vino Tinto
09. Jewish Letter
10. Mazel Tov
11. Made In Bosnia
12. Stop The Cavalry
Balkan folk music stylist and film composer Goran Bregovic was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia on March 22, 1950, beginning his music career in 1966 as bassist with the local rock band Bestije. After a three-year stint as a member of Kodeks, in 1971 he joined the underground trio Mica, Goran and Zoran. Three years later Bregovic founded Bijelo Dugme, one of Yugoslavia's most successful and influential bands until their breakup in 1988. He first turned to film work in 1978, composing the score to Mica Milosevic's Nije Nego, though Bregovic's most fruitful collaboration was with director Emir Kusturica, for whom he scored 1988's Time of the Gypsies, 1993's Arizona Dream, and 1995 Palme d'Or winner, Underground. His other scores during this period included 1994's Queen Margot, 1996's A Chef in Love, and 1997's A Serpent's Kiss. Meanwhile, his exuberant solo folk-pop recordings included 1996's P.S., the 1998 live album Silence of the Balkans, and 1999's Ederlezi. The latter two were his first for Mercury and Polygram.
The Songbook compilation followed in 2000 and offered a mix of score highlights and songs, including collaborations with Iggy Pop. Bregovic released Tales and Songs from Weddings and Funerals in 2002, re-emerging in 2007 with the concept album Karmen (With a Happy End). His score to Mustafa, a documentary about Mustafa Atatürk, arrived on Sony in 2009, the same year he issued the live LP Alkohol. He was joined by several guests, including Gipsy Kings and Stephan Eicher, on 2012's Champagne for Gypsies, and 2017's Three Letters from Sarajevo featured musicians such as Rachid Taha and Asaf Avidan.
01. Jalija
02. Christian Letter
03. Pero
04. Duj Duj
05. Baila Leila
06. Muslim Letter
07. SOS
08. Vino Tinto
09. Jewish Letter
10. Mazel Tov
11. Made In Bosnia
12. Stop The Cavalry
Balkan folk music stylist and film composer Goran Bregovic was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia on March 22, 1950, beginning his music career in 1966 as bassist with the local rock band Bestije. After a three-year stint as a member of Kodeks, in 1971 he joined the underground trio Mica, Goran and Zoran. Three years later Bregovic founded Bijelo Dugme, one of Yugoslavia's most successful and influential bands until their breakup in 1988. He first turned to film work in 1978, composing the score to Mica Milosevic's Nije Nego, though Bregovic's most fruitful collaboration was with director Emir Kusturica, for whom he scored 1988's Time of the Gypsies, 1993's Arizona Dream, and 1995 Palme d'Or winner, Underground. His other scores during this period included 1994's Queen Margot, 1996's A Chef in Love, and 1997's A Serpent's Kiss. Meanwhile, his exuberant solo folk-pop recordings included 1996's P.S., the 1998 live album Silence of the Balkans, and 1999's Ederlezi. The latter two were his first for Mercury and Polygram.
The Songbook compilation followed in 2000 and offered a mix of score highlights and songs, including collaborations with Iggy Pop. Bregovic released Tales and Songs from Weddings and Funerals in 2002, re-emerging in 2007 with the concept album Karmen (With a Happy End). His score to Mustafa, a documentary about Mustafa Atatürk, arrived on Sony in 2009, the same year he issued the live LP Alkohol. He was joined by several guests, including Gipsy Kings and Stephan Eicher, on 2012's Champagne for Gypsies, and 2017's Three Letters from Sarajevo featured musicians such as Rachid Taha and Asaf Avidan.
Year 2018 | World | Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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