Volio Sam Jednu Ženu / Ja Je Majko Ženit' Moram

Released in 1987 under the Jugodisk label, this record represents a classic entry in the era of Yugoslavian folk music, specifically within the subgenre of izvorna muzika from the Derventa region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. During this period, Jugodisk served as a primary platform for traditional-style ensembles to reach a wider audience, balancing the traditional sounds of the rural Derventa style with the professional production standards of a major national label.

The album features the collaborative efforts of Derventski Zvuci, Jozo Čujić, and Ilija Grubišić, backed by the orchestra of Perica Stjepanović. The music is characterized by the distinct, high-pitched vocal harmonies and accordion-driven melodies that defined the cultural identity of Bosnian Posavina. While regional folk music of this type was often produced for local celebrations and social gatherings, its documentation on vinyl allowed these specific stylistic interpretations to be preserved and distributed across the broader Yugoslavian market, reflecting the high regional demand for traditional folk expressions during the late 1980s.