Music

Five By Five

The Rolling Stones' Five By Five EP from 1964 presents five raw rhythm & blues recordings made in Chicago, capturing the young band at its most direct and energetic.

Fly

The Dixie Chicks' (now The Chicks) second studio album from 1999 brings a blend of contemporary country and bluegrass traditions, led by hits like "Goodbye Earl" and "Cowboy Take Me Away."

For You

For You (2005) is an unofficial or commemorative compilation by Celine Dion released by Sony BMG, which brings together her most beautiful love ballads and all-time radio hits in one place.

Franjo Ž. Kuhač: Stari Osijek i Zagreb

A biographical portrait of Franjo Ž. Kuhač depicting his life and work in old Osijek and Zagreb, published in 1924 on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of Kuhač's birth.

Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!

The Rolling Stones on the concert album Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! bring the full energy of the 1969 tour. Jumpin' Jack Flash, Midnight Rambler and blues classics reveal the band in a strong playing output.

Glas naroda – album narodnih kola i pjesama

A sheet music collection of folk songs and songs arranged for the accordion from the 1950s. It is intended for musicians, folklore groups and lovers of traditional music and preserves popular folk melodies in an accessible form.

Glazbenici – Leksikoni Cankarjeve založbe

Glazbeni život Koprivnice

It is a work that combines historical research, musicological analysis, and local cultural chronicle.

Goddess in the Doorway

On the album *Goddess in the Doorway*, Mick Jagger blends rock, pop, and dance rhythms. With tracks like "God Gave Me Everything" and "Visions of Paradise," he delivers infectious melodies, his signature vocals, and the energy of his solo work.

Golden Eye

Tina Turner's "GoldenEye" is the iconic title song from the 1995 James Bond film of the same name, written by Bono and The Edge of U2, and marked by powerful vocals and dramatic orchestration.