My favorite song would be 'Neke su žene pratile vojnike', and his playing is just painful...
Džindžer is missing that blues background Rajko had. In the beginning, Džindžer was pretty much into heavy metal type of playing, but having in mind Čorba's diversity, that had soon lost its edge...
And 'bout Čutura, he left Čorba at the very end of 1988.
While still in the band, he started writing songs for other people (including Yu grupa, Kerber and Dejan Cukić, to name a few, if familiar), and released three solo albums (in 1988, 1989, 1991) before his exile to London where he played in pubs, sometimes with some other yugoslav musicians (like Koja from Disciplin a Kitschme).
In 1998 he made an album called I.D. which is really great record, but I haven't got any info about him since that. I guess he is still in London but I don't know what does he do for living. I'll ask around to see if I can dig up something...