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Interview by Steven Rosen, Sounds, 15 May 1976
SUPERTRAMP HORNMAN and funnyman John Helliwell gazed longingly out the A&M Records publicity office window at the burgundy Dino Ferrari. ...
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Supertramp: Tramp hits the road
Interview by Andrew Means, Melody Maker, 5 September 1970
LIKE A thousand other relatively unknown groups, Supertramp are trying hard to make a name for themselves. But unlike most groups in a similar position, ...
Supertramp: Crime Of The Century (A&M)
Review by Fred Dellar, New Musical Express, 26 October 1974
OWN UP – you'd written Supertramp off, hadn't you? ...
Supertramp: To Concept Or Not To Concept?
Report and Interview by Jon Tiven, Circus Raves, September 1975
THE DEBATE RAGES on amidst rock scholars – is the latest album by Supertramp a concept album, or is it not? The critics vote "Yes", ...
Supertramp: 'Tramp On The March
Interview by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 11 October 1975
FOR ALL THAT has been heard of Supertramp during the past six months, you could be forgiven for doubting their very existence. ...
Supertramp: Crisis? What Crisis? (A&M)
Review by Tony Stewart, New Musical Express, 22 November 1975
SUPERTRAMP AREN'T the type of recording band who demand immediate attention; they're very much an acquired taste. ...
Supertramp: Winter Gardens, Bournemouth
Live Review by Tony Stewart, New Musical Express, 29 November 1975
Are you ready for the breathtaking visual dynamism of Supertramp? ...
Supertramp: The year of the 'Tramp
Interview by Pete Makowski, Sounds, 27 December 1975
Pete Makowski traces the success of Supertramp ...
Supertramp: Even In The Quietest Moments (A&M)
Review by Paul Morley, New Musical Express, 30 April 1977
SUPERBLAND ...
Supertramp: The taking of America by strategy
Interview by Richard Cromelin, Rolling Stone, 30 June 1977
DENVER — IN 1975 — quite unexpectedly — Supertramp's Crime of the Century saturated the American airwaves. And, touring on the album's heels, the group ...
Interview by Tony Stewart, New Musical Express, 20 August 1977
Whaaat? we hear you gasp. Supertramp? Guess you thought the punks had it all sewn up, huh? Well, you ain't heard nothin' yet. The war ...
Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 23 July 1978
July 2002 intro: Supertramp play at Hyde Park this month, a sure sign they have lost none of the fans who made them huge with ...
Supertramp: The Philosopher and the Realist
Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 23 June 1979
In Supertramp's first interview for two years, songwriters Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies tell HARRY DOHERTY how their immense success in America has widened the ...
Review by Roy Trakin, Musician, January 1983
THESE ART-ROCKERS ward off chaos with an armor of meticulously conceived pop songs that cloaks its creators' identifies even as it showcases their talents. ...
Singles Reviewed by MARK COOPER
Review by Mark Cooper, Record Mirror, 22 January 1983
THE GAP BAND 'Outstanding' (Polygram) Yet another soul concerto from The Gap Band with a monstrously hard-hitting handclap from the engine room and a vocal ...
Supertramp: ...Famous Last Words... (A&M)
Review by Richard Riegel, Creem, April 1983
MANY' FINE nouns come to me whenever I think of Supertramp, and most of the printable ones can be found in the section of my ...
Supertramp: Royal Albert Hall, London
Live Review by Chris Welch, Kerrang!, 7 May 1988
THE SIGHT of serried rows of well-heeled fans rocking silently back and forth in their seats was one of the more eerie spectacles during two ...
Vinyl Icon: Supertramp's Breakfast In America
Retrospective and Interview by Johnny Black, Hi-Fi News & Record Review, June 2010
WHEN SUPERTRAMP released their sixth album, Breakfast In America, on March 29, 1979, the two core members of the band, Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies, ...
Cruise control: How Yacht Rock sailed back into fashion
Overview by Jennifer Otter Bickerdike, The Guardian, 20 April 2016
Smooth, well-produced, meticulously written: Soft Rock had a bad reputation in the DIY '80s and '90s. But today it has renewed relevance. An aficionado explains. ...
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