SUUK

Suuk biography
Suuk is Estonian early psychedelic band, founded in Tartu in 1970. During 6 years of existence, band played some festivals in Latvia and Estonia and recorded just one (self-titled) album in 1976, which was re-released on CD in 2000 ( by TTK). After the band was disbanded in 1976 there was formed short-lived "Suuk-2". Aleksander Müller continued his career as solo artist, in 1977 he released solo album "Kuhtumised Iseendaga".

Band's music was influenced by early British psychedelic bands, with flute, keyboard passages, acid guitars and jazzy arrangements, combined with some Estonian folk tunes.

Suuk were:

Aleksander Müller - vocals
Elmar Sats - guitars
Jaan Rässa - keyboards
Margus Anderson - flute
Urmas Andreson - bass, guitars
Hain Karvand Salujärv - bass, acoustic guitars
Madis Vaha - trumpet
Tiit Kööbi - vocals, acoustic guitar
Anne Maasik - vocals

Suuk -2 were:

Tiit Kööbi - vocals
Madis Vaha - trumpet
Urmas Anderson - guitars
Margus Anderson - flute
Arvo Lepik - keyboards
Toivo Lepik - bass

Bio prepared by Slava (Snobb)