Smak (3)

Smak ("End of the world") was a Serbian and former Yugoslav prog rock band, with strong jazz fusion and blues undertones. Smak was formed in 1971 in Kragujevac, Serbia, by guitar virtuoso Radomir Mihailović, nicknamed "Točak" ("the Wheel"). The first stable line-up, in late 1974, included Točak, drummer Slobodan Stojanović Kepa, bass guitarist Zoran Milanović, singer Boris Aranđelović, and keyboardist Laza Ristovski. In 1975 they appeared as an opening act for the Deep Purple concert in Belgrade. After a successful hit single and a concert with Deep Purple, they released their first LP called Smak 1975. It was one of the best debut albums of all time in ex-Yugoslavia.

Line-up:
Radomir Mihailović Točak - guitar
Slobodan Stojanović Kepa - drums
Zoran Milanović - bass (1971-1992)
Miša Nikolić - keyboards (1971-1972)
Slobodan Kominac Koma - vocals (1971-1972, 1973)
Slobodan Jovanović Johan - vocals (1972)
Milorad Petrović Kimi - vocals (1973)
Boris Aranđelović - vocals (1973-1986, 1992)
Laza Ristovski - keyboards (1974-1976, 1979-1981, 1992)
Miki Petrovski - keyboards (1976-1978, 1979)
Tibor Levay - keyboards (1978)
David Moss - percussion (1978)
Milan Đurđević - keyboards (1986-1988)
Milan Šćepović Šćepa - vocals (1988)

New members (after 1994)
Milan Mikica Milosavljević - guitar
Dejan Stojanović Kepa Jr. - drums
Vlada Samardžić - bass (1994-1997)
Slobodan Sale Marković - bass
Dejan Najdanović - vocals