Oj, Manjačo - Revision history

Ziwi: /* Track listing */ Added embeds

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Track listing: Added embeds

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	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| headline = Side A		\| headline = Side A
	\| title1 = Ој, Мањачо		\| title1 = [[Oj, Manjačo (Song)\|Ој, Мањачо]]
	\| length1 = 3:25		\| length1 = 3:25
	\| title2 = Србине мој устани у бој		\| title2 = [[Srbine moj ustani u boj\|Србине мој устани у бој]]
	\| length2 = 3:02		\| length2 = 3:02
	\| title3 = Аој Гојко љута змијо		\| title3 = [[Aoj Gojko ljuta zmijo\|Аој Гојко љута змијо]]
	\| length3 = 2:54		\| length3 = 2:54
	\| title4 = Вукашине српски сине		\| title4 = [[Vukašine srpski sine\|Вукашине српски сине]]
	\| length4 = 3:43		\| length4 = 3:43
	}}		}}
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	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| headline = Side B		\| headline = Side B
	\| title1 = Бањалуко српски роде		\| title1 = [[Banjaluko srpski rode\|Бањалуко српски роде]]
	\| length1 = 3:04		\| length1 = 3:04
	\| title2 = Поп нам Ђујић поручује		\| title2 = [[Pop nam Đujić poručuje\|Поп нам Ђујић поручује]]
	\| length2 = 3:05		\| length2 = 3:05
	\| title3 = Срби браћо ратоват се мора		\| title3 = [[Srbi braćo ratovat se mora\|Срби браћо ратоват се мора]]
	\| length3 = 3:23		\| length3 = 3:23
	\| title4 = Српска труба свира са Косова		\| title4 = [[Srpska truba svira sa Kosova\|Српска труба свира са Косова]]
	\| length4 = 2:58		\| length4 = 2:58
	\| total_length = 25:04		\| total_length = 25:04

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Small fixes while copy pasting for another album

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	'''''Oj, Manjačo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), ~~some times referred to~~ as ''Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode'' is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993 since ~~its~~ Swiss distributor, RTVJ, would begin ~~operating~~ that year.		'''''Oj, Manjačo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), also known as '''''Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: ''Ој, Мањачо Бањалуко српски роде'', <small>lit.</small> "Oh Manjača, Banja Luka is Native to Serbs") is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993 since the album's Swiss distributor, [[RTVJ]], would begin operations that year.

	==Background ==		==Background ==
	~~''Oj, Manjačo'', with the exception of the recording studio, orchestra, and tone master, would have overlapping staff with the album that comes next sequentially in Master's catalog, ''~~[~~[Ljubo Granata]~~]~~''. The image used for the j-card has some sort of filter on it as an unaltered version can be seen on the compilation, ''Koktel srpskih pevača.''~~		[TBA]

	== Release==		== Release==
	''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993 ~~both~~ in Yugoslavia and Germany with the German release ~~featuring~~ the ~~catalog~~ number 9018 and the domestic release using both Swiss and German catalog numbers 9309 and 9018 respectively. Since Master ~~rereleases~~ pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of ~~music~~ from Slavko Mitrović ~~Caleta~~, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album's Swiss distribution would be handled by RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača'' the following year.		''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993 by Master in Yugoslavia and Germany. It would also receive a Swiss distribution by RTVJ. This album infamously has discrepancies with the catalog numbers as the German release has the number 9018 and the domestic release using both Swiss and German catalog numbers 9309 and 9018 respectively.

			With the exception of the recording studio, orchestra, and tone master, the album has overlapping production staff with the album that comes next sequentially in Master's catalog, ''[[Ljubo Granata]]''. The image used for the j-card has some sort of filter on it as an unaltered version can be seen on the RTVJ compilation, ''[[Koktel srpskih pevača]].'' Two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj Gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the compilation.

			Since Master has be known to rerelease pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was [[Melos]] due to the style of arrangement from [[Slavko Mitrović Cale]], though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim.

	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	~~All lyrics are written by Neđo sa Manjače.~~ All music is composed by Neđo sa Manjače.		All music is written and composed by Neđo sa Manjače.

	~~==== Side A====~~
	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
			\| headline = Side A
	\| title1 = Ој, Мањачо		\| title1 = Ој, Мањачо
	\| length1 = 3:25		\| length1 = 3:25
	\| title2 = Србине мој устани у бој		\| title2 = Србине мој устани у бој
	\| length2 = 3:02		\| length2 = 3:02
	\| title3 = Аој ~~гојко~~ љута змијо		\| title3 = Аој Гојко љута змијо
	\| length3 = 2:54		\| length3 = 2:54
	\| title4 = Вукашине српски сине		\| title4 = Вукашине српски сине
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	~~====Side B====~~
	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| title1 = Бањалуко ~~Српски~~ роде		\| headline = Side B
			\| title1 = Бањалуко српски роде
	\| length1 = 3:04		\| length1 = 3:04
	\| title2 = Поп нам Ђујић поручује		\| title2 = Поп нам Ђујић поручује
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	\| header = Master German release (1993)		\| header = Master German release (1993)
	\| footer = Notes		\| footer = Notes
			*Getex German cassette
	*Good audio quality		*Good audio quality
	}}		}}

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	\| label = [[Master Music Company\|Master]]		\| label = [[Master Music Company\|Master]]
			\| producer = [[Milan Jovičić\|М. Јовичић]]
	\| next_title = [[Dosta nam je Ženeve i trača\|Доста нам је Жевене и трача]]		\| next_title = [[Dosta nam je Ženeve i trača\|Доста нам је Жевене и трача]]
	\| next_year = 1994		\| next_year = 1994
	}}		}}
	'''''Oj, Manjačo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), some times referred to as Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993 since it also received a Swiss release via RTVJ who would begin distribution that year.

	~~== Background ==~~		'''''Oj, Manjačo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), some times referred to as ''Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode'' is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993 since its Swiss distributor, RTVJ, would begin operating that year.
	[~~TBA~~]

	== Release ==		==Background ==
			''Oj, Manjačo'', with the exception of the recording studio, orchestra, and tone master, would have overlapping staff with the album that comes next sequentially in Master's catalog, ''[[Ljubo Granata]]''. The image used for the j-card has some sort of filter on it as an unaltered version can be seen on the compilation, ''Koktel srpskih pevača.''

			== Release==
	''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993 both in Yugoslavia and Germany with the German release featuring the catalog number 9018 and the domestic release using both Swiss and German catalog numbers 9309 and 9018 respectively. Since Master rereleases pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of music from Slavko Mitrović Caleta, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album's Swiss distribution would be handled by RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača'' the following year.		''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993 both in Yugoslavia and Germany with the German release featuring the catalog number 9018 and the domestic release using both Swiss and German catalog numbers 9309 and 9018 respectively. Since Master rereleases pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of music from Slavko Mitrović Caleta, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album's Swiss distribution would be handled by RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača'' the following year.

	== Track listing ==		==Track listing==
	All lyrics are written by Neđo sa Manjače. All music is composed by Neđo sa Manjače.		All lyrics are written by Neđo sa Manjače. All music is composed by Neđo sa Manjače.

	==== Side A ====		==== Side A====
	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| title1 = Ој, Мањачо		\| title1 = Ој, Мањачо
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	}}		}}

	==== Side B ====		====Side B====
	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| title1 = Бањалуко Српски роде		\| title1 = Бањалуко Српски роде
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	}}		}}

	== Personnel ==		==Personnel ==

	==== Writing ====		====Writing====
	* Недељко Савановић - Музика и текст (music and lyrics)		*Недељко Савановић - Музика и текст (music and lyrics)
	* С. Митровић-Цале - Аранжмани (arrangement)		*С. Митровић-Цале - Аранжмани (arrangement)

	==== Production ====		====Production====
	* В. Малданер - Тон мајстор (tone master)		*В. Малданер - Тон мајстор (tone master)
	* З. Кузмановић - Фото (photography)		*З. Кузмановић - Фото (photography)
	* М. Јовичић - Продуцент, рецензент, директор, уредник (producer, reviewer, director and editor)		*М. Јовичић - Продуцент, рецензент, директор, уредник (producer, reviewer, director and editor)

	== Variants ==		==Variants ==
	{{Multiple image		{{Multiple image
	\| total_width = 800		\| total_width = 800
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	}}		}}

	== Gallery ==		==Gallery==
	[[Category:Albums]]		[[Category:Albums]]

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info

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	== Release ==		== Release ==
	''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993. Since Master rereleases pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of music from Slavko Mitrović Caleta, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album ~~would also receive a~~ Swiss distribution ~~under~~ RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the ~~1994 CD~~ compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača''.		''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993 both in Yugoslavia and Germany with the German release featuring the catalog number 9018 and the domestic release using both Swiss and German catalog numbers 9309 and 9018 respectively. Since Master rereleases pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of music from Slavko Mitrović Caleta, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album's Swiss distribution would be handled by RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača'' the following year.

	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==

Randomatribute20k: more details

2023-10-17T21:45:20Z

more details

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	}}		}}
	Oj, Manjačo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), some times referred to as Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993.		'''''Oj, Manjačo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), some times referred to as Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993 since it also received a Swiss release via RTVJ who would begin distribution that year.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
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	== Release ==		== Release ==
	~~[TBA]~~		''Oj, Manjačo'' released some time in 1993. Since Master rereleases pre-existing albums under their label, it is speculated that the original publisher was Melos due to the style of music from Slavko Mitrović Caleta, though there has been nothing to substantiate the claim. The album would also receive a Swiss distribution under RTVJ and two tracks from the album, "Oj, Manjačo" and "Aoj gojko ljuta zmijo" would be featured on the 1994 CD compilation ''Koktel srpskih pevača''.

	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==
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	== Personnel ==		== Personnel ==
	~~Writing~~

			==== Writing ====
	* Недељко Савановић - Музика и текст (music and lyrics)		* Недељко Савановић - Музика и текст (music and lyrics)
	* С. Митровић-Цале - Аранжмани (arrangement)		* С. Митровић-Цале - Аранжмани (arrangement)

	Production		==== Production ====

	* В. Малданер - Тон мајстор (tone master)		* В. Малданер - Тон мајстор (tone master)
	* З. Кузмановић - Фото (photography)		* З. Кузмановић - Фото (photography)

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	Oj, Manjačo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> Oh, Manjača) is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]], ~~released~~ in 1993 ~~by the Master Music Company~~.		Oj, Manjačo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> "Oh, Manjača"), some times referred to as Oj, Manjačo Banjaluko srpki rode is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]]. While the release year is debated, it is assumed that the album's release year was in 1993.

	== Background ==		== Background ==

BalkanMapper at 19:07, 17 July 2023

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	\| label = [[Master Music Company\|Master]]		\| label = [[Master Music Company\|Master]]
	\| next_title = [[Dosta nam je Ženeve i trača ~~(Album)~~\|Доста нам је Жевене и трача]]		\| next_title = [[Dosta nam je Ženeve i trača\|Доста нам је Жевене и трача]]
	\| next_year = 1994		\| next_year = 1994
	}}		}}

BalkanMapper: BalkanMapper moved page Oj, Manjačo (Album) to Oj, Manjačo over redirect

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BalkanMapper moved page Oj, Manjačo (Album) to Oj, Manjačo over redirect

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	\| image1 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo REfront.jpg		\| image1 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo REfront.jpg
	\| image2 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo ~~REfront~~.jpg		\| image2 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo REback.jpg
	\| align = none		\| align = none
	\| image3 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo side-A.jpg		\| image3 = Neđo Sa Manjaće Oj Manjačo side-A.jpg

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			Oj, Manjačo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> Oh, Manjača) is the debut album of Serb war singer, [[Neđo sa Manjače]], released in 1993 by the Master Music Company.
	Oj, Manjačo (Serbian Cyrillic: Ој, Мањачо, <small>lit.</small> Oh, Manjača) is the debut album of Serb war singer, Neđo sa Manjače, released in 1993 by the Master Music Company.

	== Background ==		== Background ==