The Estonian jazz-rock group Kaseke (1980–1984) started out performing covers of Jeff Beck, Robert. Fripp, and Russell Ferrante, but soon began writing and performing original music. Original pieces were composed by the band members (Ain Varts, Riho Sibul, Mart Metsala, Tõnu Naissoo) as well as by some noted guest composers, such as Olav Ehala, Margus Kappel and Erkki-Sven Tüür.
Already in 1981, the group received the Grand Prix at the Tartu Music Days, one of the most renowned music festivals of the USSR at the time. In 1984, they were awarded the people's choice of Best Band of Estonia at the same festival.
Already in 1981, the group received the Grand Prix at the Tartu Music Days, one of the most renowned music festivals of the USSR at the time. In 1984, they were awarded the people's choice of Best Band of Estonia at the same festival.
A
- Introduktsioon/ Introduction
- Sõnum/ A Message
- Kala jälg vees/ Fish's Trace in the Water
- Laupäeval koos isaga/ Together with Dad on Saturday
- Elevant/ Elephant
- Valhalla
- Elevantsi hirmulaul/ Heffalump's Song of Fear
- Salajane rõõm/ Secret Joy
- Põletaja/ Con Fuoco
- Tantsija/ Dancer
D
- Näotused/ Unsightlinesses
- Pikk päevatee/ Long Way to Go
- Põlenud maa/ Burnt Land
DVD "PÕLETUSPEEGELDUS"
1. Elevant from the television show “Muusikapeegel”, 1983
Kaseke live in concert at Tartu Music Days in 1984
2. Peegeldused
3. 6:30
4. Linnujaht
5. Veevalaja
6. Sinu imeline armastus
7. Kannata veel ära
8. Hingetus
9. A quick peek at a rehearsal at the Rock Cafe in Tallinn, 2006
Kaseke live at Sõru Jazz, 2014
10. Elevant
11. Elevantsi hirmulaul
12. Salajane rõõm
13. Põletaja
14. Sõnum
15. Naissoolo
16. Pikk päevatee
17. Tantsija
18. Laupäeval koos isaga
19. The Baker and the Chimneysweep, soundtrack to the short animated film, 1982