Mišo Hrnjak, Bassist of the Legendary Azra, Has Died.
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Mišo Hrnjak, bassist of the most famous line-up of Azra, one of the most important bands of the Yugoslav new wave, has died at the age of 76. Along with Branimir Johnny Štulić and Boris Leiner, he was part of a trio that created songs in the late 1970s and early 1980s that are still being heard more than four decades later.
Mišo Hrnjak, nekadašnji basista grupe Azra i jedan od muzičara koji su oblikovali zvuk jugoslovenskog novog talasa, preminuo je 31. oktobra. Hrnjak je sa Branimirom Džonijem Štulićem i bubnjarem Borisom Lajnerom činio najpoznatiju postavu Azre. Grupi se pridružio 1979. godine, a učestvovao je u snimanju albuma “Azra” (1980), “Sunčana strana ulice” (1981) i “Filigranski pločnici” […]
Mišo Hrnjak, the bassist of the most famous lineup of Azra, one of the most important bands of the Yugoslav new wave, died at the age of 76. With Branimir John
Mišo Hrnjak, bassist of the legendary Azra, has passed away - He recorded albums with Džoni Štulić and Boris Leiner that marked the Yugoslav new wave
Croatian bass guitarist Miso Hrnjak, a member of the most famous and successful lineup of the Zagreb rock band Azra, has died at the age of 67, Hina reports.
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