*To Receive PRIORITY requests for future videos, head on over to our Patreon or Buy Me a Coffee. Never expected, but always appreciated. ❤ Links in description* Supertramp is phenomenal! I absolutely loved this performance and can't wait to hear more!
I have listened to many musical groups but none of these groups can move me like the music of Supertramp. No group like Supertramp can vary in songs. From classical to pop to rock to Jazz. But above all a harmonic music full of various instruments. A unique group. Where many instruments become one. For me the greatest group
We didn't realize back then (end60s- early80s) that we were growing up in a "golden age" of music and creativity. An Era that won't ever be seen again...
I still maintain that Bob Siebenberg is one of the most underrated 'rock' drummers of the 70's. Super creative parts, tasteful, not overly complicated and plays for the song, but if you listen to they aren't easy parts either. Just a great player.
A truly epic band of the time , they were fantastic live and I feel so privileged to have seen them in concert. For a real treat find Fools Overture live from them, it’s totally insane.
And, not only are they a group of incredible musicians writing and arranging incredible music, the unique pairing of Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson's (lead guitar here, but also plays keys on other songs) voices made them truly a genre of their own. Yes, they trade back and forth on lead, and sing and blend their voices together as if they were born to do so.
What a great lyric: Now some they do and some they don't And some you just can't tell And some they will and some they won't With some it's just as well It was a real joy to see you enjoy this one. Throwback to my freshman year of college.
This is the audio from the album matched to the video from the TV show. I don't know why you'd do that, they sound awesome live. The lead singers are Rick Davies (here in white on keys) and Roger Hodgson (the guitarist). Each sings lead on the songs he writes, although they often do call-and-response things (it's one of their trademarks) which of course requires both.
One of the pillars of progressive rock. Probably one of my top 3 bands, certainly top 5. Started listening at age 14 or so some forty years ago and their records are still on rotation.
There are three singers. Rick on the electric piano, Roger on guitar and John (Sax, whistles, and organ/keyboards). Roger also plays the piano & keyboards. They are all REAL musicians. I saw them in Seattle in 1979 it was the best damn concert I've ever been to. They were very different from all the other bands back then. Please check out "Child of Vision" Live in Paris 1979.
Supertramp 1977 Queen Mary College London Live. Great concert. Track Another Mans Woman (38 mins) incredible Piano (Rick Davies) and Guitar ( Roger Hodgson) watch Hodgson's use of a Wah pedal? Outdoor furniture Album Cover Crisis What Crisis.
For reasons I don't quite understand, there was an explosion of incredibly talented bands from the UK in the 60s and 70s. Being a talented musician is one thing, but writing songs everyone wants to hear puts you in an entirely different league.
Yup, I had to find a live version (Paris - 1979) and it was impressive, not quite the studio version but still great. Midnight Special is probably not the best source of live versions for these reaction videos. All the best to you!
Fun bit of trivia, Scott Gorham, guitarist of Thin Lizzy, went to the UK because his sister was married to their drummer. I believe he, Scott, auditioned for Supertramp.
Hello to you Seton, we are inviting you to our Virual Prince Vs Michael Jackson battle. A lot of fans of both will be rooting for their fav in the chat & it's all in good fun to celeberate both of their genius but also to educate both fan bases on the excellence of their work. Some youtubers & friends are attending & we would be honored if you partied with us! Hopefully the live wont be striked down since we're having some issues with copyright content from the live but we're putting the energy out that i will be just fine! I'm not sure if i'm allowed to send links on your channel, so please stop by my channel & you can find the video & turn the notications on. Feel free to stop by in the chat or simply not chat at all & just enjoy & watch. Hope to see u there special soul & Blessings☔
Hello Corey, I thought I'd drop off some suggestions in case your interested. "George Thorogood - One Burbon, One Scotch, One Beer 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Official)' (by the channel: GeorgeThorogood on MV) --This song by George T. was originally written and recorded by Rudy Tombs in 1953, however, Thorogood released his version on his debut album called "George Thorogood & The Destroyers" released in 1977. George Thorogood is an American singer/songwriter and guitarist from Wilmington, Delaware. His high energy blues rock style of playing was very popular in the 80's along with his band "The Delaware Destroyers" often simply called "The Destroyers" their genre of music is mostly blues rock. Thorogood is a masterful blues guitarist. And as always, I enjoyed rocking with you. Thanks for sharing. peace out~
He sings his stuff, Rick sings his. Goodbye stranger is sung by Rick. Also other great songs like "Crime of the century" or "Rudy" or "Bloody well right". They got almost the same amount of songs they were leading.
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Supertramp is phenomenal! I absolutely loved this performance and can't wait to hear more!
Corey Your Parents likely Wire Out Supertramp's " Breakfast In America" Album When you Were A Kid. Do the Title Track Bet you Recognize It timoo
was lucky enough to have seen them in the 70s, in a very small venue. they were fantastic.
What a great Supertramp reaction. I’m 70, so grew up with this shit. Thank you.
I have listened to many musical groups but none of these groups can move me like the music of Supertramp. No group like Supertramp can vary in songs. From classical to pop to rock to Jazz. But above all a harmonic music full of various instruments. A unique group. Where many instruments become one. For me the greatest group
Oh the hair!! Those of us that lived in the 70's know that many had some of the best hair!!
Supertramp were ALWAYS unique. And that's why we adored them.
We didn't realize back then (end60s- early80s) that we were growing up in a "golden age" of music and creativity.
An Era that won't ever be seen again...
Yea it’s crazy! No way to have known!
I saw Supertramp at the Worcester centrum in Massachusetts and when they did this song they took the roof off they are an awesome band
They were absolute geniuses at layering.. A rabbit hole worth going down.
I still maintain that Bob Siebenberg is one of the most underrated 'rock' drummers of the 70's. Super creative parts, tasteful, not overly complicated and plays for the song, but if you listen to they aren't easy parts either. Just a great player.
A fantastic drummer. A wonderful style to him.
A truly epic band of the time , they were fantastic live and I feel so privileged to have seen them in concert. For a real treat find Fools Overture live from them, it’s totally insane.
Wooo Supertramp Just an amzing band.... your in for a treat....
They really are amazing!
@@setonhillstudios My gosh I can't wait for you to hear Fool's Overture Cheers
And, not only are they a group of incredible musicians writing and arranging incredible music, the unique pairing of Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson's (lead guitar here, but also plays keys on other songs) voices made them truly a genre of their own. Yes, they trade back and forth on lead, and sing and blend their voices together as if they were born to do so.
That’s awesome! What an amazing group 🤯
@@setonhillstudios I really like Roger's voice. It's unique, and sounds like Geddy Lee.
One of the best "one night stand "songs ever. Life on the road trappings.
🤣 didn’t even think about that
omgg I can help I’m going to do it I’m going to cry it’s sooo amazingly beautiful music the talent is out of this world
Breakfast album is IMMACULATE. still have my OG vinyl. Thanks fir the memories man...☘️🇺🇲
I bet it’s all killer, they’re crazy talented! Thanks for hanging with us!
What a great lyric:
Now some they do and some they don't
And some you just can't tell
And some they will and some they won't
With some it's just as well
It was a real joy to see you enjoy this one. Throwback to my freshman year of college.
So good! Thanks so much for watching! Have a great one! 😄
They have a ton of great songs!!
Seems like it, they’re crazy talented!
Their live album Paris is a diamond tier from beginning to end. Well worth a listen.
I’ll have to check it out!
Love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Such a great band!
This is the audio from the album matched to the video from the TV show. I don't know why you'd do that, they sound awesome live. The lead singers are Rick Davies (here in white on keys) and Roger Hodgson (the guitarist). Each sings lead on the songs he writes, although they often do call-and-response things (it's one of their trademarks) which of course requires both.
One of the pillars of progressive rock. Probably one of my top 3 bands, certainly top 5. Started listening at age 14 or so some forty years ago and their records are still on rotation.
They’re awesome, can definitely see why you’re still listening!
Love them!!!!!
Fools overture a must masterpiece and child of vision Lotd is it mine
There are three singers. Rick on the electric piano, Roger on guitar and John (Sax, whistles, and organ/keyboards). Roger also plays the piano & keyboards. They are all REAL musicians. I saw them in Seattle in 1979 it was the best damn concert I've ever been to. They were very different from all the other bands back then.
Please check out "Child of Vision" Live in Paris 1979.
🎶 I was at that concert in ‘79, too! My favorite concert…with Pink Floyd (in Vancouver 🇨🇦) a very close second‼️
Album version. Roger Hodgson (guitar) and Rick Davies (guy playing keys) share lead vocals.
I graduated hs in ‘81. So glad to see younger generations getting into our music ❤
Supertramp 1977 Queen Mary College London Live. Great concert. Track Another Mans Woman (38 mins) incredible Piano (Rick Davies) and Guitar ( Roger Hodgson) watch Hodgson's use of a Wah pedal? Outdoor furniture Album Cover Crisis What Crisis.
BBC 1974 Dreamer/Rudy. Old Grey Whistle Test Show. Live!!! Wrth Wtchng.
More albums the supertramp please
For reasons I don't quite understand, there was an explosion of incredibly talented bands from the UK in the 60s and 70s. Being a talented musician is one thing, but writing songs everyone wants to hear puts you in an entirely different league.
These guys definitely had it all!
It was unique enough to DOMINATE the music charts in 1979. "Breakfast In America" sold like hotcakes.
I really like that album but prefer Crime of the Century
If you like this tune, check out the tune Child Of Vision from the same album. Incredible piano work on it.
Sweet, thanks for the suggestion!
Funny how the "live" version sounds exactly like the record. You kidding me?
Yup, I had to find a live version (Paris - 1979) and it was impressive, not quite the studio version but still great. Midnight Special is probably not the best source of live versions for these reaction videos. All the best to you!
Loved this song growing up.
It’s so good!
Fun bit of trivia, Scott Gorham, guitarist of Thin Lizzy, went to the UK because his sister was married to their drummer. I believe he, Scott, auditioned for Supertramp.
Oh wow that’s cool!
Rabbit hole city bro🔥🤘✌🎶
Seems like it!
@@setonhillstudios start with Crime of Century's "School" and go from there! You will not be disappointed! 🔥🤘🎶
Hello to you Seton, we are inviting you to our Virual Prince Vs Michael Jackson battle. A lot of fans of both will be rooting for their fav in the chat & it's all in good fun to celeberate both of their genius but also to educate both fan bases on the excellence of their work. Some youtubers & friends are attending & we would be honored if you partied with us! Hopefully the live wont be striked down since we're having some issues with copyright content from the live but we're putting the energy out that i will be just fine! I'm not sure if i'm allowed to send links on your channel, so please stop by my channel & you can find the video & turn the notications on. Feel free to stop by in the chat or simply not chat at all & just enjoy & watch. Hope to see u there special soul & Blessings☔
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Hello Corey, I thought I'd drop off some suggestions in case your interested. "George Thorogood - One Burbon, One Scotch, One Beer 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Official)' (by the channel: GeorgeThorogood on MV) --This song by George T. was originally written and recorded by Rudy Tombs in 1953, however, Thorogood released his version on his debut album called "George Thorogood & The Destroyers" released in 1977. George Thorogood is an American singer/songwriter and guitarist from Wilmington, Delaware. His high energy blues rock style of playing was very popular in the 80's along with his band "The Delaware Destroyers" often simply called "The Destroyers" their genre of music is mostly blues rock. Thorogood is a masterful blues guitarist. And as always, I enjoyed rocking with you. Thanks for sharing. peace out~
Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll have to check it out! Thanks for hanging with us!
This is straight up the studio version, not live. Which is too bad, cause they were really good live. Still like the song, didn't like lip syncing.
The lead sing is Roger Hodgson
He sings his stuff, Rick sings his. Goodbye stranger is sung by Rick. Also other great songs like "Crime of the century" or "Rudy" or "Bloody well right". They got almost the same amount of songs they were leading.