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SUPERTRAMP
GOODBYE ’70S (2CD)
Compact Disc Double
Item no. :GOSS2CD081 Barcode :0823564040400 Artist :SUPERTRAMP Product type :Compact Disc Double Label :GOSSIP Release Date :05 June 2026
DESCRIPTION TRACK LIST
DISC ONE
1 School 5:37
2 Ain’t Nobody But Me 6:40
3 The Logical Song 4:06
4 Goodbye Stranger 6:40
5 Sister Moonshine 6:03
6 Oh Darling 5:39
7 Hide In Your Shell 6:51
8 From Now On 6:48
9 Child Of Vision 8:15
10 Even In the Quietest Moments 4:17
11 A Soapbox Opera 5:02
DISC TWO
1 Asylum 6:59
2 Give Little Bit 4:16
3 Bloody Well Right 7:07
4 Breakfast In America 2:43
5 Downstream 3:53
6 Dreamer 3:55
7 Rudy 7:25
8 If Everyone Was Listening 4:12
9 Another Man’s Woman 8:52
10 Fool’s Overture 11:23
11 Home Again 1:24
12 Crime Of The Century 6:20
Formed in London in 1969 by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson, Supertramp grew from an ambitious progressive outfit into one of the most distinctive and successful bands of the 1970s. The classic line-up, completed by John Helliwell, Dougie Thomson and Bob Siebenberg, fused intricate arrangements with memorable melodies, Davies’ bluesy grounding complementing Hodgson’s more ethereal, introspective songwriting. After early struggles, their breakthrough came with Crime of the Century in 1974, launching a remarkable run of albums that steadily expanded their audience on both sides of the Atlantic and established them as arena headliners by the end of the decade.
By the late 1970s, the band had refined their sound to its most accessible and assured form. Breakfast in America (1979), recorded in Los Angeles, captured Supertramp at their creative and commercial peak. With its polished production and a string of enduring hits, the album propelled them to global superstardom. It topped charts around the world, particularly in the United States, and transformed the group from cult favourites into one of the biggest acts of the era.
To support the album, Supertramp embarked on the extensive ‘Breakfast in America Tour’, a triumphant run that took them across North America and Europe in front of vast, enthusiastic audiences. With expanded set lists drawing on their classic catalogue and state-of-the-art production for the time, the tour confirmed their status as one of the finest live bands of the period.
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