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Supertramp
In their 'Famous Last Words' album, what is the name of the first song? | Supertramp
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Crazy. 'Here's a little song to make you feel right...'
Right after Roger's first solo album, Supertramp released an album without him. What was the name of it? | Supertramp
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Roger Hodgson released a solo album right after Supertramp finished their 'Famous Last Words'. What was the name of Roger's first solo attempt? | Supertramp
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In the epic song 'Fools Overture', we can hear a choir singing a certain song. What song? | Supertramp
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What is on the cover of 'Breakfast in America'? | Supertramp
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A waitress disguised as the statue of Liberty. Miss Libby is on the cover.
In the movie 'Magnolia', there are two songs from Supertramp's repertoire. Which? | Supertramp
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The Logical Song and Goodbye Stranger.
Supertramp recorded a live album after the release of Breakfast in America. What was the name of the album? | Supertramp
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Paris. The double album was a hit all over the world.
What was Supertramp's best selling album? | Supertramp
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Breakfast in America. The album had such great songs like 'The Logical Song', 'Goodbye Stranger' and 'Take the Long Way Home'
What was the name of the first Supertramp album? | Supertramp
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Who were the two main members of Supertramp? | Supertramp
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Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson. The two members wrote most (if not all) of the songs that Supertramp recorded.
Last question: how did they get the name "Supertramp"? | Supertramp
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From the book "The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp". The name comes from the book "The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp" by W. H. Davies (no relation to Richard) published in 1910. Richard Palmer, who was one of the founding members, thought of the name.
In the humble opinion of this quiz writer, the four albums they released from 1974 to 1979 were masterpieces! There is not one bad song in the albums "Crime of the Century", "Crisis? What Crisis?", "Even in the Quietest Moments", and "Breakfast in America." How many total songs comprise those four albums? | Supertramp
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35. Thirty five gems! the breakdown: "Crime of the Century" (8 songs,) "Crisis? What Crisis?" (10,) "Even in the Quietest Moments" (7,)and "Breakfast in America" (10).
Roger Hodgson cited 'creative differences' and left the band in 1984. What was the last Supertramp album Roger appeared on? | Supertramp
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Famous Last Words. His creative differences bordered on political. Roger was a left-winger and Richard was a right winger. Roger saw no way that a creative partnership could exist in Supertramp. "Famous Last Words" was a creative disappointment.
The founding members of Supertramp where Hodgson, Davies, Richard Palmer, and Bob Miller. Palmer and Miller only lasted for one album. Three more members joined Hodgson and Davies for a second album, and then split after that. What was the name of their second album? | Supertramp
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Indelibly Stamped. "Indelibly Stamped" featured a tattooed nude woman on the cover. Their next album, "Crime of the Century", would contain their third, but most successful, lineup of Hodgson, Davies, Helliwell, Thomson, and Benberg.
On which album will you find "Bloody Well Right"? | Supertramp
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Crime of the Century. "Blood Well Right" was their first American top 40 single in 1974.
On what album will you find "Give A Little Bit"? | Supertramp
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Even In The Quietest Moments. Another well-known Supertramp song, sung by Roger Hodgson.
On which album would you find "Goodbye Stranger"? | Supertramp
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Breakfast In America. Both "Goodbye Stranger" and "Logical Song" can be found in the recent "Steel Magnolias" film and soundtrack.
The songs: Their most familiar was "The Logical Song." What album was that from? | Supertramp
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Breakfast In America. This is NOT Mr. Spock's favorite song!
At the core of Supertramp's musical creativity was the songwriting duo of founding members Roger Hodgson and Richard Davies. Both, as keyboardists, gave Supertramp that distinctive electronic piano sound.
One of them played the guitar for the band. Which one? | Supertramp
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Roger Hodgson. Roger was the most creative of the band. He was lead vocals on more songs than Richard, and he could play many more instruments than the piano and guitar.
One of the unique dimensions of Supertramp's sound was the horns. Who played the woodwinds? | Supertramp
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John Anthony Helliwell. John played woodwinds on Pink Floyd's "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" in 1987; however, his name was misspelled on the original CD liner notes.
Dougie Thomson. His younger brother, Ali Thomson, had a minor hit, "Take A Little Rhythm", as a solo artist in 1980.
Do you remember the band members during their most successful years from 1974 to 1983? Who was the drummer? | Supertramp
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Bob C. Benberg. In albums after 1983, he had his real name, Bob Stiebenberg, listed on the liner notes.
Supertramp's two founding members sang and wrote all the band's material until 1983. Who where they? | Supertramp
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Roger Hodgson & Rick Davies. Roger Hodgson had the higher vocals, as in "Give A Little Bit", and Richard Davies had the lower vocals, as in "Goodbye Stranger."
Supertramp became world famous in 1979 with their album release that topped the charts in dozens of countries. What album was that? | Supertramp
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Breakfast In America. Worldwide, "Breakfast in America" sold millions of copies, making Supertramp a household name.
Roger Hodgson. Also from "Even in the Quietest Moments".
"Even in the Quietest Moments". Recorded in Colorado, the band went stir crazy during this album.
Thin Lizzie. He's the brother of Bob Siebenberg's ex-wife, Vicki.
t. Only representative of "Crisis? What Crisis?" on the album.
Producer Ken Scott. Water Gonging is hitting a gong and submerging it into a large vat of water.
"Breakfast in America". Another great song out of 1979. "Breakfast" contributed 4 songs to the "Very Best" in Australia, second to "Crime of the Century" (6).
Train. A 7-minute epic from "Crime of the Century".
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