Our friend Tito
A LP record from Yugoslavia. Contains music and spoken word. 1980. Tito himself died in the same year. But the cult around him was highly alive and still is, although quite moderately now.
source: Yugoslavian Visuals/X
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Our friend Tito
A LP record from Yugoslavia. Contains music and spoken word. 1980. Tito himself died in the same year. But the cult around him was highly alive and still is, although quite moderately now.
source: Yugoslavian Visuals/X

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Rev. Eden R. Bloch "Music From Eden"
Marcia Gehris "Whatever It Takes"
Lillian Waters "Faith Secrets"
Isaac Hayes "Black Moses" vs. Barbra Streisand "Wack Moses"

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Carole Schmidt / Michele Isam "Jasmine"
男闘呼組 – 男闘呼組
release date: 1988.9.26
Hollywood All-Star Rock n Roll Studio Orchestra "Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame"
I see this is marked as "unofficial" on discogs, but I'm pretty sure this was a quasi-legit release-- low budget record labels were famous for hiring a bunch of studio guys to cover pop hits as close as possible, then release it as if you were getting a collection of the actual hit recordings. This is why labels like K-Tel or Sessions would advertise "Original Hits by the Original Artists." Pretty sure this came out years before the actual Rock And Roll Hall of Fame even existed, they just liked the name.