Certainly. It was a great time for great recordings before radio became largely a Playlist with GoGo dancer commercials today.

I listened to there live video again and love the sounds of the flutes and horns that guy is really good playing them exactly as they were back in the beginning even better ,? Awesome tunes everyone of them. Thanks

Saw them in Wisconsin spring '77 and summer '79, and Mr Hodgson in Milwaukee fall of '17 and '18.

@@TheWalterKurtz You have a really good memory. He must be so good at singing that you impressed?

It's the lyrics and presentation.

Lucky you Mike. I also lived in beautiful Norcal to be exact, Marysville area. I was told by a few people over the years that him, and one of the Moody blues singers live in the very familiar Grass Valley/Nevada city area. Those Sierra mountains with highway 20 running through it are stunningly beautiful. Took that winding highway to Reno many times. Saw Glen Campbell at Grass Valley fairgrounds in concert. What a treat that was. Many actors, singers, and musicians live and love that area, including Whitesnake Lead man, David Coverdale, and I believe the great Clint Walker.

The same exact thing happened to me in '97. Lol

I saw it in San Diego. Roger's wife give birth to their child just before the concert.

Asesome

great isn't it? have a good day

It’s crazy how well they pulled this off without iBook

@@RonVoldman hahah😁😁

@@ANKHANGMUSIC xx xx

No overdubs or post production? During the first song at 1:40 when the sax solo starts we clearly hear a keyboard part come in also and play throughout the rest of the song, yet there's no one playing either of the 2 onstage keyboards that I can see.

I’m 66 now and was 20 in 77...and I always love their music ....Cheers from France

Lll

He’ll Ya My Dearest Friend!!!, Saw This Stellar Band 2 Nites in a row At The Fabulous Forum In LA!!! In The 70s. Simply Stellar!!! Then At The LA Sports Arena all In The 70s!!!i Incredible!!!! Then Went To See Roger Hodgson as a Solo Artist and his Band in 1998 and Saw and met him in The Parking Lot at The Galaxy Concert Theater!!! In Santa Ana Cal , turned around after getting out of My Car and there he was all by himself walking thru the parking Lot, I yelled out Roger and scared him! And said Hi !! It was Me and My Wife!! And I said I saw Supertramp at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium!! Then he walked over to Us!!! He was so Nice and Shook Our Hands and said ThankYou!!!! Will never forget how Nice He was After I sacred Heckout Of Him, And Then He Thanked Us for coming to see him! A Way Cool Guy!!!

I was 21 in 79. Saw them in Phoenix AZ. Great show, great music, lights and video backdrop. Especially on Rudy.

I agree.

best time

That was the golden age

chúng ta đang già đi còn âm nhạc là mãi mãi

Ditto! Have gone to concerts for 45 years. Tramp is in my top 10, and I am so glad my wife and kids saw them in the 2010's. Only bands I didn't see was the Beatles and the Bee Gees!!!

SIR !,!, Yes SIR!!!❤️😆👍🎶🍺

​@@ANKHANGMUSIC What is the reason Fools Overture is missing and replaced by some random piano piece? For the rest thank you for uploading

not gut ! much more better !

thank you for listening. have a nice day

agree

Absolutely. 💯

Breakfast in America is such an iconic album.

Not to mention that the spring of 79 when I would ride the bus to and from school in 4th grade.

so proud of you. Wish you always happiness and luck in life

that's great. i love them so much

quite right!

In short, it's great, isn't it?

The bass player is an unsung hero.

Yep…Dougie is quite underrated…

thank you. Any other music band you like?

You're right. Bloody well right! RRHOF is not the standard by which talent should be appreciated. It's a politically correct farce really. ST are masters of song without the HoF. Nice video, thanks for posting. Saw the BiA tour in 79 in Toronto. Well, I was there on window pane and they all were wearing costumes. I think...🪟

Absolutely right, you're bloody well right.

Aside from the fact it's the Hall of Shame. And few anyone outside of the US gives a &*%$

@@BassGoBomb ok...and?

@@jean-yvesmartin6934 There is no .. 'and' .. that's it.. So, for the majority of people in the world, they don't care about the Hall of Fame. "And .. so" ... There aren't any .. :-)

Me too Discover ...breakfast un América ...and now im 52 years old

My friends and I would sit outside the back door and listen to them rehearse in a studio in Burbank CA when we were teens.

I'm 53 and only really paid attention to Supertramp about 20 years ago. Crime of the Century remains my favourite album of theirs.

Heh. 54 for me, and my older brother got me hooked too. I saw Roger on his last tour through right before Covid, and if anything his voice is better now than it was then. And his band is truly amazing.

Me too - 52 and still in awe of their recordings :)

Just because they weren't recorded and marketed in the West, doesn't mean there weren't legendary bands in other countries. Just because you're not aware of them doesn't mean they didn't exist. Just as a small example, there is a huge treasure trove of African music that was recorded in the 70s, from psychedelic Rock to Rumba, mainly to do with the fact that there was a "golden age" shortly after many countries gained their independence from colonialism of such countries as the UK... Have a look at labels Analog Africa, Soundway Records, or Lusafrica for a small sample of the vast richness of unique "modern" music that is barely known in the West that may make you question who is leaving who "in the dust" (not that music is a competitive exercise).

Thank you for listening and leaving a comment. We're getting older but good music is sure to last

You are a great connoisseur of music and love them with all your heart. have a nice day😍😍

In my case and in this order: 1- Dougie 2- McCartney 3- John Paul Jones 4- Deacon All traced the full spectrum of the bass guitar.

Perfect Analysis!! I may be wrong, but I have always felt that this underrated bassist was inspired by Soul Music (James Jamerson..), rhythm'blues and, of course, Jazz Music. His playing is powerful, precise, very melodic, never invasive. I watch the band several times at the time (1976_1979 the famous "Live in Paris") and i must admit I was very jealous of his Music-Man Sabre(of course not here!!), witch is almost to find today...Greetings from a Fretless Bass player to his eminent colleague!! Take care of you, and thank's so much for Dougie!!

@@jntaca Knowing that Paul McCartney is always so underrated when compared to bassists in the years following him, I do give him great credit for many of the styles he developed in a brand new genre. However, his style doesn't stand the test of time that John Paul Jones' style does so I would merely switch their places in your order. Many times watching Jones do such intricate 3 piece bass fills I had to ask him (the tv or video) if he could at least make it look like its hard to do lol.

I think they started out as a jazz band , the 70 s pure magic !

Steve, as a former DelCo resident I must correct you on one important thing. The Tower Theater is actually on 69th Street in Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania, a Philadelphia suburb. It's just a few blocks from 69h Street Terminal, the end of the El (Market-Framkfort Subway-Elevated). I lived within easy walking distance of the Tower in my early 20s and saw many great shows there: Duran Duran, 10,000 Maniacs, Bryan Ferry, Squeeze (twice), Morrissey, and Toad the Wet Sprocket (among others). The acousitcs in that place are incredible. Last I heard the place was under renovation.

Which band do you think their style is most similar to?

@@ANKHANGMUSIC They had a style all of there own I can't think of another band that plays all the instruments Supertramp uses ? Thanks

@@stevenbond8168 me too. it's hard to find similar bands

If you love him then surely he is recognized. Nothing is more successful than being loved by the audience. wish you happy

Agreed, he had (has?) a very clean style, his traditional grip was (is?) very good and he had (has?) a very deep groove pocket. I guess he wasn´t so charismatic as the rest of the band so he never got enough attention, but he was (is?) an amazing drummer.

Tremendous drummer, but I guess all of Supertramp are very much under the radar. Incidentally, did you know that Bob's brother in law is Scott Gorham of Thin Lizzy?

@@jimbojazza5539 No..I didn't but I am a bit of a rock trivia buff, so I'll try to remember that.. Thanks for the reply.

...............yes.......Bob Siebenberg........" play's the song "............session style.......so much space and feel in those tracks.......legend............

So true.

Where is this bandwagon, exactly?

Perfect.

and me "breakfast in america" . all of them are great

Thanks you for listening❤️ have a nice day❤️

I Totally agree

Bella música. Superarlos imposible. Nos regalaron con magníficas melodías.

Saw them on the same tour with Chris de Burgh at Demonfort Hall, Leicester. I remember they opened with the haunting sax solo to School, in pitch black. The most magical moment when the song takes off and the light show came on.

Good evening Lenny. I've seen both Joan Armatrading and Supertramp multiple times....never sharing same stage though. I know you had a great time. I hope life has been good to you ✌🕉🍏❤

Saw same tour jn Bristol Colston Hall about that time. Supertramp were running nearly 2 hours late, when Joan came on she had to bear the brunt of the audience displeasure and had a very tough gig

Thanks for this. Wonder what the reason for the last track listed in the official description (Fool's overture) is missing, or has been replaced with non Supertramp (as far as I am aware) music?

Thank you Great Human

​@@martincarden That was indeed a tremendous pitty that Artwork is missing. Shame on uploader.

thank you so much!

yeah!

I know what it feels like to be a part of a show you are passionate about, it will be a beautiful memory for the rest of your life.

I was there too. Didnt see u! Lol. Good memory. We went both nights. Bought the tickets outside before the show, not expensive. Forget that now, bands have to make money by playing. There were lots of parties after the shows. I remember the choreography of the show was very similar both nights, i was surprised they did that, but whatever, its tough to do professional shows

I just knew Jarry park as it was considered a small baseball stadium back in the 1970’s to us Mets fans

Thank you for watching

it's so great

haha, really want to dance with you