Supertramp is still my favorite group. I saw Roger in concert a few years ago. He still sounds great. (I never got a chance to see the group in the 70’s. But I have been a fan since then).
Saw Supertramp in Las Vegas. They were dressed in all white and all the instruments were black. Lights go down slowly and it was like they just disappeared. Freakin Awesome.😎
My family played Supertramp's "Crime of the Century" at my cousins funeral. Still sends chills up my spine when I hear it. Chicago suggestion: "If You Leave Me Now".
Saw them live in Vancouver Canada, years ago, and they were incredible. Supertramp and Electric Light Orchestra are my two staples from childhood AND I GOT TO SEE THEM BOTH LIVE!! And both brilliant!! Cheers!
I love your realization of current artist sampling classics like these from back in the days. And you’re right Amber, it is “Cupid’s Chokehold” from Gym Class Heroes (not Maroon 5).
AND...we might learn about other groups we'd never heard of...like Gym Class Heroes!! Voila Gym Class Heroes: Cupid's Chokehold ft. Patrick Stump [OFFICIAL VIDEO] ua-cam.com/video/eiiU-Fky18s/v-deo.html
And to answer Amber's other question: Sampling and covers are legal as long as the original artist is credited and paid any royalties due. The only time there are lawsuits is when the credit and payments are not done (usually because the newer artist denies that it was a sample or cover).
Not a bad song on the entire LP. This took the US by storm when it was initially released and won many, many deserving accolades and awards. Take the Long Way Home has been my personal theme song ever since. Late one night Child of Vision came slowly on the radio, the first time I had heard it. I still feel goosebumps every time, just like the first.
HUGE HUGE hit for Supertramp in 1979. Great choice 👌 ❤. I feel so incredibly lucky to have heard all these wonderful songs first hand...... To go back, for just one day/night. Aah the memories. ❤
Breakfast in American album is one of the under-rated great albums of all time! My favourites on this album is Gone Hollywood Goodbye stranger Oh Darling
The thing about Supertramp, for me is that the arrangements are so, so good! I spend most of my attention listening to all of the things that are going on in the background! Amazing!
This was one of my all time favorite bands. Saw them live 3 times in Edmonton and once in Toronto. The Logical Song was their best from their first album, but Breakfast in America topped the charts right after it's release. I have fond memories of listening to 8-track tapes of the album on perpetual repeat while driving through the Rockies in my Camaro Berlinetta. Thanx you two for the lovely stream of memories concerning my misspent youth.
I saw SuperTramp in Vancouver in 1983..at The new Stadium..lol, already torn down and rebuilt..Opening act was Brian Adams..he’s from there so makes sense.. He was a dishwasher at a restaurant I used to go to, called the Tomahawk. Anyhow..brings back memories..Fck, I’m old now..that was 40 years ago, and I was 18 then, graduated that year....sigh..memories huh? God Bless
The following statement is from actual history of a major part of my life, Music…There is something magical about listening to this. But additionally we listened to this on shoulder high floor speakers, which was connected to an FM stereo, which has its own power output, hooks up to the Reel to Reel, which also puts out extra watts, amplifiers with VACUUM TUBES instead of transistors, also cassette separately, allowing, recording of two of the same tapes to play while recording MAD sound.. Asking about horns Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
This song vaults me back in time when my brother brought home the vinyl. Such great comical lyrics.... originality... and the words "Beakfast in America " . So good.
Supertramp was a uniquely talented band. I first saw them in Frankfurt in 86. It was their comeback after a brief hiatus after losing Rodger Hogson. It was the Brother Where You Bound tour and That was a great album in itself. Please review the songs on this album too. Like a Cannonball, Better Days, Brother where you bound where great songs the displayed their musical talents with rock, some good horn sections, and musicianship. Even David Gilmour of Pink Floyd got a chance to dabble with his guitar in brother where you bound. No mistaking his sound and style.
This came out in the middle of the disco skate craze....they would have all night skates and I really miss winding my way backwards around the rink to this song at 3am. Great stuff.
My second favourite concert ever - Birmingham NEC (UK) 1986. It was the 'Brother Where You Bound' tour. Best album ever - imho - would be Live in Paris. "Bonsoir Paris et bienvenue a une soiree avec Supertramp!" Epic 🥰
I swear,walking to work this morning,this great tune came up on my list. Of course I recall it brand new,then I thought,I know RSR LOOOOOVVVVEEE some Supertramp,posing the obvious question,have they reacted to this particular track. Now,as I do every afternoon upon returning home,I hit YT up and RSR reactions to chill and vibe with you guys. Imagine my surprise when I saw this post 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 ☮️❤️
Yes -this has been sampled. Welcome to the Original. The cover from this album, if you have not seen, research is a fun breakfast version of "flying into New York City" with Waitress as Statue of Liberty, and the NYC skyline made of plates and cups -even the World Trade Center...my Brother had this album in 1980, very memorable!
“The pace of an elephant walking”. Holy crap that was such a good description! Amber really has a talent for that. I’ve listened to this song dozens of times, and now I will always think of that. Well done! I think you should check out Billy Joel, “Pressure”. I love that song and always associate it with “The Logical Song” because I had it on the same mix tape in middle school. 😂
Now in the music industry, USUALLY the legal team/label of the band would inform the artist of the Sample used. There will be an agreement of Royalties between the artist, the songwriters (not always the same people) and the artist/label releasing the new song. The labels do not always come to an agreement or the second label releasing doesn't always do what they're supposed to, however, I remember in the case of this sample, the labels had the proper agreements and Royalty split. I vaguely even remember members of Supertramp joining them on stage over in London. I could be mistaken on that one.
The thing I love the most about the two of you is that you get right deep into the production of the track and the lyrical content and meaning. The music just flows into every pore amd into the soul. 🙏
Not sure which Chicago songs you've done, but Saturday in the Park, You're the Inspiration, 25 or 6 to 4, and Take Me Back to Chicago are all great. Love Supertramp, and the whole Breakfast in America album is amazing.
For another Supertramp vibe check out "Fool's Overture". If you want to hear some horns check out "Get It On" by a group called "Chase". Jay will have definitely heard it played by bands at college football games but it is one of those songs you recognize but never find out the title to. The group did not have a long run because the leader died in a plane crash around 1974. If you want 80's vibe with horns, you of course can think of "Huey Lewis and the News" which you already know and love but you can check out Glenn Frey who went on a solo career after The Eagles disbanded. "You Belong To The City" and "The Heat Is On" were 2 massive hits that both feature a lot of saxophone and got a lot of radio air play.
Good stuff! (CHICAGO) try "Ballad for a girl from Buchanan" or "conversation pt one & two " in which they dabble with gospel. Supertramp? Try "even in the quietest moments "
As a 17 year old young man I was stationed in Germany, 1980. Upon arriving I went to the PX and purchased a stereo and The Album Breakfast in America. It's amazing how music can take you back to the time.
One of my all time favorite albums. I just did a search of what you’ve reacted to and you have yet to hear they’re best stuff! Two other big hits of theirs are Crime of the Century and Even in the Quietest Moments, two of their best songs ever. Digging a bit deeper, Poor Boy and The Meaning from the Crisis? What Crisis? album are also terrific songs.
A lot of groups featured horns. Supertramp, Chicago, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Yes, Styx, and Dennis DeYoung. I'm with Amber - I ❤ a good horn section! 😍 Roger Hodgeson is a nation treasure - so much so that when Trevor Rabin demoed songs for Yes's "Talk" album, the track "Walls" features Roger Hodgeson singing along with Trevor Rabin. The demo isn't much different from the finished track. Roger's voice blended so well with Trevor that Jon Anderson refused to sing his parts in the verses - he left Roger intact and only sang in the choruses and a small bridge in the end that wasn't on Trevor's demo.
A lot of 1970s funk bands have horns, but most of them started to lose the horn section in the early 1980s when synth & drum machine based electrofunk took over. A few more recent acts you might want to check out are Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings, Soil & PIMP Sessions. Sharon Jones passed away a few years ago, but a couple of the horn players from her band now play with The Roots on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". On a related note, the group Naturally 7 and singer Raul Midón both make horn sounds with their voices.
Want some Chicago? Lowdown is the one, one of the most popular in Latin America. It's got everything you need. Horns, drums, lead guitar, keyboard, awesome base and of course, Peter Cetera's outstanding voice.
Such a great song. It really gives me the vibe I get from walking down a city block or around a town interacting with the friendly local people. Kind of like you might feel in your local diner or bar. Which is why I feel the name of the song and the album cover feel so fitting. I mean for a while Diners and the food industry was a great way for people to connect and interact with each other. Something kind of lost in the whole pandemic situation and the whole chain fast food industry take over. One of my favorite child hood memories was visiting and seeing the local diner where I grew up. I feel like that connection between people has been lost. For a country like the USA who is supposed to stay united under god indivisible for liberty and justice for all. We are kind of lacking in the United front these days. The instruments were great in this song and the lyrics were top notch too. It was just a happy memorable song. Glad to see you enjoy it.
Supertramp only had 1 horn player, But he knew how to play all woodwind instruments and used a reverb mike for the fullest sound. Also note the heavy drum'bass on their tunes, The drummer liked Ludwigs, which have a more deep punch. (Led Zep, The Who, Rick James, Black Sabbath's, etc. drummers always used 'em ) For Tower Of Power, try the studio version of "Soul Vaccination" or Chicago? "Old Days" Keep on coming up with the good stuff, R.S!
I'm now in my mid 60's and back in the day was a hard rocker. I hated Supertramp because they didn't fit into my "rock box". By the '90's I was the complete family man and started to mellow out. I re-discovered all the bands of the '70's I originally didn't like. Supertramp was near the top of the "list". I came to realise what great music they created, particularly Roger's contribution. Loved them ever since.
This album was huge upon release, you could not turn on the radio without hearing a song from it
thank you guys for reacting on Supertramp once again with this iconic and legendary song one of the best
Supertramp is still my favorite group. I saw Roger in concert a few years ago. He still sounds great.
(I never got a chance to see the group in the 70’s. But I have been a fan since then).
My uncle used to play the hell out of this AND somehow had the cardboard standup.
@@rbrearey LOL
Truth
Thank you for doing another Supertramp reaction. This song comes from yet another perfect album by the band.
Saw Supertramp in Las Vegas. They were dressed in all white and all the instruments were black. Lights go down slowly and it was like they just disappeared. Freakin Awesome.😎
My family played Supertramp's "Crime of the Century" at my cousins funeral. Still sends chills up my spine when I hear it. Chicago suggestion: "If You Leave Me Now".
Or "Hard To Say I'm Sorry"
They want MORE horns. "If You Leave Me Now" does not have the Chicago horn section.
Definitely “ If you leave me now “ Chicago
@@mitchridder4071 - never mind, I think they already did hard to say I'm sorry.
"If You Leave Me Now" -- yes!
Keep the Supertramp going! Even in the Quietest Moments is a fantastic album. "Fool's Overture" is 11 minutes of musical genius.
Absolutely!
One of my favorites!!!!
I agree. I listen to "Fool's Overture" at least several times a year. It's magical, orchestral glory!
That's probably my most favorite of Supertramp
there was a tv news intro whit that song in the 80s CFCF 12 i believe, in canada,
Saw them live in Vancouver Canada, years ago, and they were incredible. Supertramp and Electric Light Orchestra are my two staples from childhood AND I GOT TO SEE THEM BOTH LIVE!! And both brilliant!! Cheers!
I love your realization of current artist sampling classics like these from back in the days. And you’re right Amber, it is “Cupid’s Chokehold” from Gym Class Heroes (not Maroon 5).
AND...we might learn about other groups we'd never heard of...like Gym Class Heroes!! Voila Gym Class Heroes: Cupid's Chokehold ft. Patrick Stump [OFFICIAL VIDEO] ua-cam.com/video/eiiU-Fky18s/v-deo.html
It's feature the singer from Fallout Out Boy
And to answer Amber's other question: Sampling and covers are legal as long as the original artist is credited and paid any royalties due. The only time there are lawsuits is when the credit and payments are not done (usually because the newer artist denies that it was a sample or cover).
No matter how many people love them. They will still be underrated.
They were slamming in concert. Loved their music from day one. Note one.
Not a bad song on the entire LP. This took the US by storm when it was initially released and won many, many deserving accolades and awards. Take the Long Way Home has been my personal theme song ever since. Late one night Child of Vision came slowly on the radio, the first time I had heard it. I still feel goosebumps every time, just like the first.
Also won Awards for Album cover art.
HUGE HUGE hit for Supertramp in 1979. Great choice 👌 ❤. I feel so incredibly lucky to have heard all these wonderful songs first hand...... To go back, for just one day/night. Aah the memories. ❤
Saw Supertramp in concert in 1983 before Roger left the band. And it was a mind blowing concert.
Ahhh… Haven’t listened to this song and album for a long time now… Breakfast In America is just awesome.
That clarinet solo is bangin’!
I dig the songs that pull off a solo with an unusual solo instrument. My favorite will always be the bagpipe solo in “Under the Milky Way”
@@futurereflections4097 agree!
Supertramp is soooooo cool! They're awesome!
You have to LOVE Breakfast In America...
ChicAgo _ Beginnings is a great song with lots of horns per usual. Thanks you two!
Breakfast in American album is one of the under-rated great albums of all time! My favourites on this album is
Gone Hollywood
Goodbye stranger
Oh Darling
This entire album is great. I love every tune on it.
i too
The thing about Supertramp, for me is that the arrangements are so, so good! I spend most of my attention listening to all of the things that are going on in the background! Amazing!
Blood Sweat and Tears, Earth Wind and Fire, Chicago, Ides of March, Tower of Power. The last two are kinda funky with horns. ENJOY! :)
Chase (Bill Chase passed too early, August 1974), and Canada’s Lighthouse.
@@w9gb Lighthouse!
Chicago - Feeling Stronger Everyday..... you'll love it.
You guys always do a great job! 🎉
Love seeing you too really getting into songs! Gives the music and musicians so much appreciation (although you can't LOVE them all!!!)
This was one of my all time favorite bands. Saw them live 3 times in Edmonton and once in Toronto. The Logical Song was their best from their first album, but Breakfast in America topped the charts right after it's release. I have fond memories of listening to 8-track tapes of the album on perpetual repeat while driving through the Rockies in my Camaro Berlinetta. Thanx you two for the lovely stream of memories concerning my misspent youth.
I remember this song so well & just love it!! Thankyou for this video!! xx
Breakfast in America is a masterpiece of an Album but my favorite song is The Logical Song
I saw SuperTramp in Vancouver in 1983..at The new Stadium..lol, already torn down and rebuilt..Opening act was Brian Adams..he’s from there so makes sense.. He was a dishwasher at a restaurant I used to go to, called the Tomahawk. Anyhow..brings back memories..Fck, I’m old now..that was 40 years ago, and I was 18 then, graduated that year....sigh..memories huh?
God Bless
Awesome band and song!!❤
A+ video!
Such a classic, it's such an original and well-written song!
The following statement is from actual history of a major part of my life, Music…There is something magical about listening to this. But additionally we listened to this on shoulder high floor speakers, which was connected to an FM stereo, which has its own power output, hooks up to the Reel to Reel, which also puts out extra watts, amplifiers with VACUUM TUBES instead of transistors, also cassette separately, allowing, recording of two of the same tapes to play while recording MAD sound..
Asking about horns
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
“CHICAGO “!!
1. JUST YOU AND ME, horns, horns, horns and beautiful love song , beautiful lyrics!!!❤
2. BEGINNINGS
3.QUESTIONS 67 AND 68
LOVE Supertramp!
Supertramp is my fav. Group me and my buddies used to cruise the town and blast the speakers.
I listened to the album so much when it was released that even though i havent heard this in a minute and still know the lyrics. Thanks
Songs like this are tough, because I can only give it one "thumbs up"!!!!!
Supertramp were a British rock band that experienced massive global success in 1979 with their sixth album Breakfast in America. Wonderful band :)
One of my first concerts at 14 in the early 70s it was spectacular
This song vaults me back in time when my brother brought home the vinyl. Such great comical lyrics.... originality... and the words "Beakfast in America " . So good.
Yay! So glad you are back to some Supertramp.
Supertramp was a uniquely talented band. I first saw them in Frankfurt in 86. It was their comeback after a brief hiatus after losing Rodger Hogson. It was the Brother Where You Bound tour and That was a great album in itself. Please review the songs on this album too. Like a Cannonball, Better Days, Brother where you bound where great songs the displayed their musical talents with rock, some good horn sections, and musicianship. Even David Gilmour of Pink Floyd got a chance to dabble with his guitar in brother where you bound. No mistaking his sound and style.
I love Supertramp, always have. And I love your Star Wars t- shirt, Amber!! ❤🇦🇷
This came out in the middle of the disco skate craze....they would have all night skates and I really miss winding my way backwards around the rink to this song at 3am. Great stuff.
My second favourite concert ever - Birmingham NEC (UK) 1986. It was the 'Brother Where You Bound' tour. Best album ever - imho - would be Live in Paris. "Bonsoir Paris et bienvenue a une soiree avec Supertramp!" Epic 🥰
Anything anything Supertramp is goodness
This song was sampled in Gym Class Heroes's "Cupid's Chokehold". Adam Levin was also on a Gym Class Heroes song...Stereo Hearts.
"Saturday in the park" is the perfect next Chicago song for you two
Wow 1979 seems just like yesterday to me. I was 19.
I swear,walking to work this morning,this great tune came up on my list.
Of course I recall it brand new,then I thought,I know RSR LOOOOOVVVVEEE some Supertramp,posing the obvious question,have they reacted to this particular track.
Now,as I do every afternoon upon returning home,I hit YT up and RSR reactions to chill and vibe with you guys.
Imagine my surprise when I saw this post 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
☮️❤️
Roger Hodgson used the Wurlitzer EP 200 electric piano on just about every Supertramp album....
Always loved "take the long way home" too
Love the tuba in this song.
"Bloody Well Right" is awesome
I love the klezmer section with clarinet about 2/3rds way through.
Yes -this has been sampled. Welcome to the Original.
The cover from this album, if you have not seen, research is a fun breakfast version of "flying into New York City" with Waitress as Statue of Liberty, and the NYC skyline made of plates and cups -even the World Trade Center...my Brother had this album in 1980, very memorable!
Another FANTASTIC ALBUM!!!💜❤️♥️💓👏👏👏👏
“The pace of an elephant walking”. Holy crap that was such a good description! Amber really has a talent for that. I’ve listened to this song dozens of times, and now I will always think of that. Well done!
I think you should check out Billy Joel, “Pressure”. I love that song and always associate it with “The Logical Song” because I had it on the same mix tape in middle school. 😂
I had this album on 8-track tape - was probably about 1980. I hadn't noticed it before, but the horns in this song kind of remind me of the circus.
Great Chicago songs: Smile, 25 or 6:4, Saturday in the park, and lots of others!
I love them!!! I got their 45 @ age 7 it was "Take the long way home"
My favorite Supertramp song is "The Logical Song". 💖💖💖
"Bloody Well Right" is a great Supertramp song y'all would love!
Now in the music industry, USUALLY the legal team/label of the band would inform the artist of the Sample used. There will be an agreement of Royalties between the artist, the songwriters (not always the same people) and the artist/label releasing the new song. The labels do not always come to an agreement or the second label releasing doesn't always do what they're supposed to, however, I remember in the case of this sample, the labels had the proper agreements and Royalty split. I vaguely even remember members of Supertramp joining them on stage over in London. I could be mistaken on that one.
The thing I love the most about the two of you is that you get right deep into the production of the track and the lyrical content and meaning.
The music just flows into every pore amd into the soul.
🙏
Not sure which Chicago songs you've done, but Saturday in the Park, You're the Inspiration, 25 or 6 to 4, and Take Me Back to Chicago are all great.
Love Supertramp, and the whole Breakfast in America album is amazing.
One of the great albums we all had when I was in high school. 1
Chicago with horns.... "Does anybody really know what time it is" 1973 is 💥🔥🎷🎺
She’s the only one I got, not the only one I want World of difference.
For another Supertramp vibe check out "Fool's Overture". If you want to hear some horns check out "Get It On" by a group called "Chase". Jay will have definitely heard it played by bands at college football games but it is one of those songs you recognize but never find out the title to. The group did not have a long run because the leader died in a plane crash around 1974. If you want 80's vibe with horns, you of course can think of "Huey Lewis and the News" which you already know and love but you can check out Glenn Frey who went on a solo career after The Eagles disbanded. "You Belong To The City" and "The Heat Is On" were 2 massive hits that both feature a lot of saxophone and got a lot of radio air play.
The opening beat is also used by No Doubt.
For horns you can't forget Blood Sweat and Tears, or Earth Wind and Fire, two bands, both with great horn sections, and lots of power.
Good stuff! (CHICAGO) try "Ballad for a girl from Buchanan" or "conversation pt one & two " in which they dabble with gospel. Supertramp? Try "even in the quietest moments "
Such fun! This is probably my favorite of theirs!
Hide inside your shell…. Incredible
Tower of Power also played on stage with Huey Lewis and the News when they toured.
"BLOODY WELL RIGHT".....!!!
You both bring joy into my living room, loved this reaction ❤
As a 17 year old young man I was stationed in Germany, 1980. Upon arriving I went to the PX and purchased a stereo and The Album Breakfast in America.
It's amazing how music can take you back to the time.
One of my all time favorite albums. I just did a search of what you’ve reacted to and you have yet to hear they’re best stuff! Two other big hits of theirs are Crime of the Century and Even in the Quietest Moments, two of their best songs ever. Digging a bit deeper, Poor Boy and The Meaning from the Crisis? What Crisis? album are also terrific songs.
A lot of groups featured horns. Supertramp, Chicago, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Yes, Styx, and Dennis DeYoung. I'm with Amber - I ❤ a good horn section! 😍 Roger Hodgeson is a nation treasure - so much so that when Trevor Rabin demoed songs for Yes's "Talk" album, the track "Walls" features Roger Hodgeson singing along with Trevor Rabin. The demo isn't much different from the finished track. Roger's voice blended so well with Trevor that Jon Anderson refused to sing his parts in the verses - he left Roger intact and only sang in the choruses and a small bridge in the end that wasn't on Trevor's demo.
You would enjoy thier live "Paris" album. The live versions of "Breakfast..." and "Crime..." are awesome.
The original and the best..The Supertramp album Breakfast in America is like a documentary on American life seen from a UK perspective.
A lot of 1970s funk bands have horns, but most of them started to lose the horn section in the early 1980s when synth & drum machine based electrofunk took over. A few more recent acts you might want to check out are Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings, Soil & PIMP Sessions. Sharon Jones passed away a few years ago, but a couple of the horn players from her band now play with The Roots on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". On a related note, the group Naturally 7 and singer Raul Midón both make horn sounds with their voices.
For Chicago, i'd add "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" -- it's got it all.
I grew up in the 2000s and remember hearing the Gym Class Heroes / Maroon 5 homage. Cupids Chokehold. When I first heard this song, it blew my mind!
Want some Chicago? Lowdown is the one, one of the most popular in Latin America. It's got everything you need. Horns, drums, lead guitar, keyboard, awesome base and of course, Peter Cetera's outstanding voice.
Every summer this LP is on, BBQ and a trip back to the 70's and 80's. Supertramp, superb!
This was the first album I ever bought for myself, I was 13. I wore it out!
Chicago! Horn song! Listen to “Questions 67 & 68”, great horns!
Tower of Power, Earth Wind and Fire, and OINGO BOINGO great horns.
Gotta love Long way home! One of my favorites!
Such a great song. It really gives me the vibe I get from walking down a city block or around a town interacting with the friendly local people. Kind of like you might feel in your local diner or bar. Which is why I feel the name of the song and the album cover feel so fitting. I mean for a while Diners and the food industry was a great way for people to connect and interact with each other. Something kind of lost in the whole pandemic situation and the whole chain fast food industry take over. One of my favorite child hood memories was visiting and seeing the local diner where I grew up. I feel like that connection between people has been lost. For a country like the USA who is supposed to stay united under god indivisible for liberty and justice for all. We are kind of lacking in the United front these days. The instruments were great in this song and the lyrics were top notch too. It was just a happy memorable song. Glad to see you enjoy it.
Supertramp only had 1 horn player, But he knew how to play all woodwind instruments and used a reverb mike for the fullest sound. Also note the heavy drum'bass on their tunes, The drummer liked Ludwigs, which have a more deep punch. (Led Zep, The Who, Rick James, Black Sabbath's, etc. drummers always used 'em ) For Tower Of Power, try the studio version of "Soul Vaccination" or Chicago? "Old Days" Keep on coming up with the good stuff, R.S!
This is the song I think of when I think of Supertramp
"Babaji" and "Even in the Quietest Moments" are 2 more you have to listen to.
Also, check out Blood Sweat & Tears, a seventies band that used horns. 'Spinning Wheel' was big and a well-known song by them.
HELLO FROM HOUSTON !!!!!! I saw them way back in '83 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
I'm now in my mid 60's and back in the day was a hard rocker. I hated Supertramp because they didn't fit into my "rock box". By the '90's I was the complete family man and started to mellow out. I re-discovered all the bands of the '70's I originally didn't like. Supertramp was near the top of the "list". I came to realise what great music they created, particularly Roger's contribution. Loved them ever since.
Hey kids, Good to tune in, must say my choice if the day Supertramp! From my ancient ers lol 🌹😊🌹 stay blessed ❤️
May the force be with you....!!!!!!