Budka Suflera
Budka Suflera is a Polish rock band formed in Lublin in 1969 by Krzysztof
Cugowski, Krzysztof Brozi, and Janusz Pędzisz. After the original lineup
dissolved in 1970, Cugowski joined forces with a group led by Romuald Lipko,
beginning the development of the lineup that became the modern Budka Suflera.
The band launched its professional career in 1974 with “Sen o dolinie,” a Polish
adaptation of Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine,” which became a major radio
success. Their breakthrough continued with the debut album Cień wielkiej góry in
1975, establishing them as an important name i...
