Supertramp

The Best Live Concerts - part 12

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superteam

Supertramp crime of the century

Supertramp & Roger Hodgson

The Damned - Neat Neat Neat

Crime Of The Century

School (Live At Hammersmith Odeon/1975)

Asylum (Live At Hammersmith Odeon/1975)

Breakfast In America

Take The Long Way Home (Live At Wembley/1979)

Breakfast In America (Live At Wembley/1979)

Give A Little Bit (Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979)

School

Rudy

Asylum

Child Of Vision (Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979)

Hide In Your Shell

Bloody Well Right

Gone Hollywood (Remastered 2010)

Paris

The Logical Song (Live At Pavillon de Paris/1979)

Phantasmagoria

Street Of Dreams

The Shadow Of Love

Live

Breakfast in America (Live)

Live At The Enmore

I’d Die To Be With You Tonight (Live)

Little Darling (Live)

Blue Hotel (Live)

No Second Prize (Live)

When Your Love Is Gone (Live)

The Damned sang 'Love Song' in 1979 - here's my karaoke my cover version.

The Damned - Love Song (Cover)

The Logical Song - Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) LIVE

We covered Supertramp one night. As we were also playing 15 other cover songs, there are some errors here. Please enjoy us "Warts and All," stranger, as we continue to post "Cover Boy"

Goodbye Stranger (Live Supertramp Cover)

Supertramp are a progressive rock British band established in 1969 by co-founders Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies.  Hodgson, writer and composer of the great majority of the band’s greatest hits, has the distinctive voice that people think of when they reminisce about the band.    Many people are not aware that although Hodgson and Davies shared writing credit, they actually wrote and composed separately with each singing their own songs.

The 1974 album release, Crime of the Century, contained Hodgson’s song Dreamer, which was the band’s first commercial hit.   The next album, 1977’s Even in the Quietest Moments, saw Hodgson’s Give a Little Bit win international acclaim.  In 1979, the band released their most commercially successful album, Breakfast in America, which went on to sell over 20 million copies.  Hodgson’s title track, Breakfast in America, plus The Logical Song, and Take the Long Way Home, along with Davies’ Goodbye Stranger were the standout singles from this album with the tracks still being played on the radio today. 
 
Hodgson left the band in 1983 to raise his small children and pursue his spiritual beliefs.  Davies continued recording under the name Supertramp.  However, the band did not reach the level of commercial success they had attained when Hodgson was with them. 
  
Hodgson tours extensively worldwide every year and performs solo, with band, and with orchestra.   After not touring for eight years, Davies toured as Supertramp in 2011.

Asylum (Live At Hammersmith Odeon/1975)

Supertramp - Founders Roger Hodgson & Rick Davies