Šta mi radiš

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Šta mi radiš
Studio album by Zdravko Čolić
Released	1983.
Recorded	January–February 1983
Studio	Snake Ranch Studio, London Atmosphere Studio, London Sarm Studios, London
Genre	Pop Pop-rock Jazz
Label	Jugoton
Producer	Kornelije Kovač
Zdravko Čolić chronology
Malo pojačaj radio (1981) Šta mi radiš (1983) Ti si mi u krvi (1984)

Šta mi radiš is the fifth studio album by Zdravko Čolić, released in 1983.

Released by Jugoton, it would be the last studio album Čolić did for the label as the two parties parted ways after five hugely successful albums.

1. Cherie, Cherie (Đ. Novković, M. Tucaković)
2. Afrika (Africa) (M. Bajagić - M. Aleksić, M. Bajagić)
3. Stanica Podlugovi (Podlugovi Train Station) (K. Kovač, V. Dijak)
4. Crne čarape (Black Stockings) (K. Kovač, M. Tucaković)
5. Konačno sam (Alone At Last) (Kika Mac, M. Tucaković)
6. Šta mi radiš (What Are You Doing To Me) (K. Kovač, M. Tucaković)
7. Daj mi to (Give Me That) (Đ. Novković, K. Kovač - Đ. Novković)
8. Tvoje oči (Your Eyes) (M. Bajagić - M. Aleksić, M. Bajagić)
9. Pobjegnimo koji dan na more (Let's Run Away To Sea For A Couple Of Days) (A. Dedić)
10. Brodolomci (Castaways) (K. Kovač, A. Dedić)
11. Doviđenja (Goodbye) (K. Kovač, A. Dedić)

• The same verse and chorus melody as in the song "Tvoje oči" is used for the R.E.M.'s 2001 song "All the Way to Reno (You're Gonna Be a Star)", eighteen years later.