Name: Supertramp
Brand: Supertramp

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Universal Music GmbH

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Release date

1987-09-22

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3931492

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82839314923

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Supertramp

Label EU

A & M Records

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Rock-Pop

Supertramp is a British/American rock band that was formed in London, England in 1969. They disbanded in 1988 but reunited intermittently from 1996 to 2002. The band reformed again in 2010/11 for a European tour.

The original lineup of Supertramp included Roger Hodgson on vocals, acoustic guitar, cello, flageolet, and bass; Rick Davies on vocals, piano, electric piano, organ, and harmonica; Richard Palmer-James on acoustic & electric guitar and balalaika; and Robert Millar on drums, harmonica, and percussion.

The classic lineup of the band from 1973 to 1983-1988 consisted of Roger Hodgson on lead vocals, keyboards, and guitars; Rick Davies on vocals and keyboards; John Helliwell on woodwinds and keyboards; Dougie Thomson on bass; and Bob Siebenberg on drums.

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Bouncing back after the problems that beset the Crisis? What Crisis? album, Supertramp saw their 1977 follow-up, Even In The Quietest Moments..., reach more ears than ever in the US, where it became the group's first gold-selling record. Taking in 130 cities across seven months from April through to November that year, the tour in support of the album was a glorious display of everything that made Supertramp one of Britain's finest groups of the 70s. Recorded for broadcast, their 10 November 1977 appearance at Queen Mary College, London, opened with a buoyant rendition of their transatlantic hit single Give A Little Bit before offering a generous helping of early classics (Bloody Well Right, Lady) and Even In The Quietest Moments... standouts (From Now On, Fool's Overture). Capturing the show for posterity, Broadcast What Broadcast proves why Supertramp's progressive-pop was built to last.

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