Having left the Sarajevo band Indexi in 1968, keyboardist Kornelije 'Bata' KovaДЌ returned to Belgrade and after meeting bass guitarist Bojan Hreljac, former member of recently disbanded Elipse, the two decided to form a new band, inviting drummer Vladimir 'Furda' Furduj, Hreljac's former bandmate from Elipse, and guitarist Velibor 'Borko' Kacl from the also recently disbanded Zlatni DeДЌaci. After the band disbandment, the band members pursued careers as solo acts, studio musicians and producers and reunited in 1987 with TopiД‡ on vocals for two performances, in Zagreb and Belgrade. A part of the recordings from the concerts was released on the posthumous compilation album Mrtvo more, the first double album in the history of Yugoslav rock music. They held two farewell concerts at the Novi Sad Studio M and disbanded on December 1, 1974. The band had also performed at the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest reaching the 12th place, owing to which, along with the little success of the second album, the band had decided to split.

With PejakoviД‡ the band recorded their eponymous debut album, the first full-length rock album in SR Serbia and fourth in Yugoslavia and an English language second album Not an Ordinary Life, under the name Kornelyans. His substitute was Zdravko ДЊoliД‡, who after a six-month period left the spot to Zlatko PejakoviД‡. The lineup recorded an album's worth material, released posthumously as 1941., before TopiД‡'s departure. After changing several vocalists, Miroslava KojadinoviД‡, DuЕЎan PreleviД‡ and Dalibor Brun, and releasing several singles, the band's vocalist became Dado TopiД‡ who brought along his former bandmate Josip BoДЌek as the replacement for Kacl. The band was led by keyboard player Kornelije KovaДЌ, who formed the band with the bassist Bojan Hreljac, drummer Vladimir Furduj and guitarist Velibor Kacl. Since the beginning of their career, the band had developed a two-way musical development, one of commercial pop rock music aimed for mainstream popularity, and the other, an artistically influenced progressive rock sound crossed with influences of psychedelic, folk, jazz and symphonic rock music. Korni Grupa is considered to be one of the most prominent and influential bands in the history of rock music in Yugoslavia. Korni Grupa, also known as the Kornelyans, the name which they used during a short-lived foray into the international market, was one of the first Yugoslav rock bands to achieve major mainstream popularity, and often considered the first Yugoslav supergroup.

Korni Group) was a Yugoslav rock band formed in Belgrade in 1968. Korni Grupa ( Serbian Cyrillic: РљРѕСЂРЅРё Р“СЂСѓРїР°, trans. PGP-RTB, Casa Ricordi, Philips Records, Jugoton, Komuna

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