Soffrok was a Sydney three-piece band that played in the early 70s. The lineup was Rick Turk on vocals and keyboards, Jeremy Paul on bass and John Proud on drums. The band started off by being the backing group for a singer who had a recording contract with Alberts/EMI. Impressed with the band the label signed them up as well. The band recorded five of Rick Turk's songs and one, ''Set Me Free'', actually made it to #40 on the Sydney charts. The single was produced by Simon Napier-Bell. The group disbanded after only two years. Rick Turk then went on to become a TV theme composer, some of his credits are:
Perfect Match – 1983
Family Feud – 1989
Four Corners - 1982
Gardening Australia - 1987
Foreign Correspondent - 1991. Jeremy went on to join Air Supply replacing Chrissie Hammond when she left to form Cheetah. John Proud was drummer on the 'Crystal Voyager' album and then joined Crossfire and the Leon Berger Band.
Members
Rick Turk (vocals keyboards), Jeremy Paul (bass),,] John Proud (drums)
SINGLES''Set Me Free / 2 O'Clock In The Morning'' 1972 Alberts