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| name        = Четничке песме уживо
| name        = Четничке песме уживо
| type        = compilation
| type        = live
| artist      = Various Artists
| artist      = Various Artists
| cover        = Četničke Pesme UživoFront.jpg
| cover        = Četničke Pesme UživoFront.jpg
| released    = 200?
| genre        = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika|Novokompovana]]
| length      = 1:17:11
| length      = 1:17:11
| label        = [[patriot|патриот]]
| label        = [[patriot|патриот]]
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'''Četničke pesme uživo''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Четничке песме уживо, <small>lit.</small> "Chetnik Songs Live") is a compilation album released some time in the 2000's by patriot. Despite its namesake, half of the songs featured in the album are not live performances. While it is assumed as an official release by patriot, it is unknown if patriot had permission to use the songs.
'''Četničke pesme uživo''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Четничке песме уживо, <small>lit.</small> "Chetnik Songs Live") is a compilation album released some time in the 2000's by patriot. Despite its namesake, half of the songs featured in the album are not live performances. While it is assumed as an official release by patriot, it is unknown if patriot had asked for permission beforehand.


== Background ==
== Background ==
The songs featured in ''Četničke pesme uživo'' are compiled from other albums from various artists. For example, the live variants for "Kad sam bio mali", "Vrati se vojvodo", "Pevaj Srbijo" and "Božić je" are from the 1993 live album, ''[[Sve za Srpstvo, Srpstvo nizašta]]'' and "O Radovanu" is from ''Još sad pa ko zna kad! vol. 1''/''Ajmo braćo u kafanu''.  
The songs featured in ''Četničke pesme uživo'' are compiled from other albums from various performances. The live variants for "[[Kad sam bio mali]]", "[[Vrati se vojvodo]]", "[[Pevaj Srbijo]]" and "[[Božić je]]" are from the 1993 live album, ''[[Sve za Srpstvo, Srpstvo nizašta]].'' "O Radovanu" is from ''Još sad pa ko zna kad! vol. 1''/''Ajmo braćo u kafanu''. "Srpsko kraljevsko kolo" is from the live album ''Gara iz Nemačke''. "Drma mi se na šubari cvet" is from the album ''[[Srpske patriotske pesme]]'' and is not a live song. "Ne diraj u Srbiju" is from the album ''[[Nije lako Srbin biti]]'' and is not a live performance. "Velika Srbija" and "Na avali pokraj Beograda" are not live performances and come from the album ''[[Kralju Pero, Srpski sine! Srpske narodne pesme]]''. "Ravnogorsko kolo" (another song that is not a live variant) is from the 1993 album ''[[Zemljo mala al' srca velika]]'' by brothers Petar and Slađa Bušić. The song "Ja sam četnik, majko" is another song that is not live and is from the 1993 Milan Mića Petrović album ''[[Dvadesetog veka junak]]''. 
 
The compilation also includes orphaned work that has yet to be identified. The song "Četničko ognjište", also known as "Medvednice"<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atfPJnqPqxQ Vaso Aleksic - Medvednice]. Aleksandar Vasic. 7 June 2012. Retrieved 3 Jan 2023.</ref> is not a live performance, and its source is most likely from a Soko release. While the source for "U šumici kolibica mala" is unknown, the person who performed this version is Vladan Petrovic - Grole.<ref>[https://archive.ph/Kt0CA U sumici kolibica mala....( uzivo )]. RavnogoracCivijas. 4 January 2010. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwR-IWMyu24&lc=Ughv340BvxnTk3gCoAEC the original] on 3 January 2024.</ref> "Oj četnici, ravnogorci" has no known source, though its performer has been identified as Vidan Joksimović.<ref>[https://archive.vn/yuzLx Oj Cetnici Ravnogorci]. DeyyyR. 26 January 2011. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l-oCHb1BDk&lc=Ugzd4fCPr4WpSvT_zzJ4AaABAg the original] on 3 January 2024.</ref> Both "Dražin barjak" and "Morem plovi jedna mala barka" are under anonymous authors who have yet to be identified, with the latter being live and from a direct soundboard recording. A cover of the song "Dođi pope ljubimo ti stope" under the name "Momčilo vojvoda" is another recording from the soundboard, though its author nor the performance it is derived from has not been identified. "Radovanovo kolo" has appeared online, though this version seems to be a direct recording from the soundboard. While the songs "Na vrh gore Romanije" and Nas dva brata, oba četujemo" exist in Petrović's discography, these versions are much older recordings and seems to have been from a vinyl record of unknown origin. Its style is different from most of Petrović's discography and the vocals are noticeably different. Whether or not it is actually from Petrović is currently unknown.  


== Release==
== Release==
''Četničke pesme uživo'' was released some time in the 2000's. With most patriot releases, there is usually a cassette release. However, a cassette equivalent to this release has not surfaced.  
''Četničke pesme uživo'' was released some time in the 2000's. With most patriot releases, there is usually an accompanying cassette release. However, a cassette equivalent has yet to surface.  


==Track listing==
==Track listing==
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== References ==
[[Category:Albums]]
[[Category:Albums]]
[[Category:Compilations]]

Latest revision as of 21:16, 2 February 2025

Četničke pesme uživo (Serbian Cyrillic: Четничке песме уживо, lit. "Chetnik Songs Live") is a compilation album released some time in the 2000's by patriot. Despite its namesake, half of the songs featured in the album are not live performances. While it is assumed as an official release by patriot, it is unknown if patriot had asked for permission beforehand.

Четничке песме уживо
Četničke Pesme UživoFront.jpg
Live album by
Various Artists
Released200?
GenreNovokompovana
Length1:17:11
Labelпатриот

Background

The songs featured in Četničke pesme uživo are compiled from other albums from various performances. The live variants for "Kad sam bio mali", "Vrati se vojvodo", "Pevaj Srbijo" and "Božić je" are from the 1993 live album, Sve za Srpstvo, Srpstvo nizašta. "O Radovanu" is from Još sad pa ko zna kad! vol. 1/Ajmo braćo u kafanu. "Srpsko kraljevsko kolo" is from the live album Gara iz Nemačke. "Drma mi se na šubari cvet" is from the album Srpske patriotske pesme and is not a live song. "Ne diraj u Srbiju" is from the album Nije lako Srbin biti and is not a live performance. "Velika Srbija" and "Na avali pokraj Beograda" are not live performances and come from the album Kralju Pero, Srpski sine! Srpske narodne pesme. "Ravnogorsko kolo" (another song that is not a live variant) is from the 1993 album Zemljo mala al' srca velika by brothers Petar and Slađa Bušić. The song "Ja sam četnik, majko" is another song that is not live and is from the 1993 Milan Mića Petrović album Dvadesetog veka junak.

The compilation also includes orphaned work that has yet to be identified. The song "Četničko ognjište", also known as "Medvednice"[1] is not a live performance, and its source is most likely from a Soko release. While the source for "U šumici kolibica mala" is unknown, the person who performed this version is Vladan Petrovic - Grole.[2] "Oj četnici, ravnogorci" has no known source, though its performer has been identified as Vidan Joksimović.[3] Both "Dražin barjak" and "Morem plovi jedna mala barka" are under anonymous authors who have yet to be identified, with the latter being live and from a direct soundboard recording. A cover of the song "Dođi pope ljubimo ti stope" under the name "Momčilo vojvoda" is another recording from the soundboard, though its author nor the performance it is derived from has not been identified. "Radovanovo kolo" has appeared online, though this version seems to be a direct recording from the soundboard. While the songs "Na vrh gore Romanije" and Nas dva brata, oba četujemo" exist in Petrović's discography, these versions are much older recordings and seems to have been from a vinyl record of unknown origin. Its style is different from most of Petrović's discography and the vocals are noticeably different. Whether or not it is actually from Petrović is currently unknown.

Release

Četničke pesme uživo was released some time in the 2000's. With most patriot releases, there is usually an accompanying cassette release. However, a cassette equivalent has yet to surface.

Track listing

No.TitlePerformerLength
1."Четничко огњиште"Васо Алексић3:35
2."У шумици колибица мала"Гроле3:15
3."Ој четници, равногорци"Б. Јоксимовић3:25
4."Радованово коло"N/A6:40
5."О Радовану"Баја Книнџа5:17
6."Дражин барјак"Барајевац3:45
7."Момчило војвода"С. Новаковић3:14
8."Морем плови једна мала барка"Пиле3:04
9."Врати се војводо"Баја Книнџа3:08
10."Кад сам био мали"Баја Книнџа3:38
11."Не дирај у Србију"Неђо Костић3:15
12."Ој Србијо, мила мати"Никола Урошевић-Геџа2:15
13."Велика Србија"Предраг Дрезгић2:42
14."Певај Србијо"Баја Книнџа3:59
15."Дрма ми се на шубари цвет"Жељко Панонац3:30
16."На авали покрај Београда"Предраг Дрезгић2:20
17."Божић је"Баја Книнџа4:09
18."Српско краљевско коло"N/A2:25
19."Равногорско коло"Петар и Слађаn Бушић2:50
20."Ја сам четник, мајко"Мића Петровић3:47
21."На врх горе, Романије"Мића Петровић3:24
22."Нас два брата, оба четујемо"Мића Петровић3:24
Total length:1:17:11

Variants

patriot CD release
 
 
 
 
 
 
Notes
  • Good audio quality
  • Terrible mp3 recordings of files

References

  1. ↑ Vaso Aleksic - Medvednice. Aleksandar Vasic. 7 June 2012. Retrieved 3 Jan 2023.
  2. ↑ U sumici kolibica mala....( uzivo ). RavnogoracCivijas. 4 January 2010. Archived from the original on 3 January 2024.
  3. ↑ Oj Cetnici Ravnogorci. DeyyyR. 26 January 2011. Archived from the original on 3 January 2024.
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