Dah

Serbian heavy rock band with folk influences active in period 1972-1977 in former Yugoslavia.
The group enjoyed brief but prominent international success when they recorded hit single "Shoshana" during their sojourn in Belgium. Under new name "LAND" "Shoshana" single was issued by Polydor across Europe and it even raised to No. 1 on the top list of Radio Morocco. Upon return to Yugoslavia in 1976 they released the third album "Povratak" and soon disbanded. Goran Manojlović then continued with new line-up and it lasted until 1979.

***Members were:
Zlatko Manojlović (ex Džentlmeni, Fleš) - guitar, vocals (1972-1977)
Branko Marušić Čutura (ex Iskre, Albatrosi, Džentlmeni) - vocals, guitar (1972-1973)
Branko Gluščević (ex Iskre, Siluete, Lutalice) - bass (1972-1977)
Radomir Dubičanin - Dera (ex Fleš) - drums (1972-1974)
Velibor Boka Bogdanović (ex Plavi Dečaci, Džentlmeni, YU grupa, Opus) - drums (1974-1977)
Dragan Mihajlović - violin (1974-1975)
Goran Manojlović - keyboards (from 1976)
Zdenko Pomper - bass (1978-1979)
Dušan Đukić Đuka - drums (1978-1979)
Latke - vocals (1978-1979)
Vidoja Božinović Džindžer - guitar (1978-1979)

***"Land" line-up:
Zlatko Manojlović - vocals, guitar
Velibor Boka Bogdanović - drums
Tommy Schpalteholtz - bass
Villie Pultz - guitar
Goran Manojlović - keyboards