Soncna pot (En. “The Sunny Street”) was among the first to introduce ethno-fusion jazz elements in Yugoslavia. The trio consisted of Lado Jaksa, composer and saxophonist (ex-PREDMESTJE SEDMINA, BULDOZER), Ratko Divjak, drummer (ex-TIME), and Jordan Gancev, jazz bassist. Only one album was recorded, and it is a highly-recommended, self-titled, in 1979. It is now a rare collector’s item. Sead S. Fetahagic
