Supertramp
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Sep 11, 2026
Barry SuttonGUEST
That's dead Scouse.
Barry SuttonGUEST
Right, sitting in his fucking place going, "Oh, what's that for on, lads? My fucking Lamb Lies Down on Broadway." Supertramp are dead Scouse, which...
Barry SuttonGUEST
And I fucking hate them, like.
Paul HanleyHOST
I hate Supertramp.
Barry SuttonGUEST
Yeah, with nasty arty...
Barry SuttonGUEST
So when I was, I first heard The Fall, I, I don't think I've told you this story 'cause it's kind of funny.
Kevin WilliamsHOST
I couldn't think of who it was, and finally it hit me.
Kevin WilliamsHOST
I'm like, Sloan is the 90s version of Supertramp.
Robert HarrisonHOST
Oh, yeah, because they could kind of morph and change things.
Robert HarrisonHOST
They could go in between some proggy tendencies.
Kevin WilliamsHOST
They had pop hits.
Kevin WilliamsHOST
They had more orchestral kind of stuff.
Kevin WilliamsHOST
So I pulled out some old Supertramp albums and started listening to them, and I'm like,
Robert HarrisonHOST
damn, that
Jeff BlissHOST
Let me just name a couple.
Jeff BlissHOST
Carmen Rojas, who is David Bowie's bassist, and Scott Page, the saxophonist for Pink Floyd and Supertramp, and Tony Franklin, who played with the firm, and Liberty DeVito, who played drums for Billy Joel.
Jeff BlissHOST
I mean, and the list goes on.
Jeff BlissHOST
Bernard Purdy, probably one of the most famous drummers of the 20th century.
Mike ParryHOST
you played a trailer song into...
Mike ParryHOST
Supertramp.
Mike ParryHOST
Supertramp, of course.
Mike GrahamHOST
Yeah, because it was referred to in the new book about David Cameron, where they said that these guys used to sit around in Oxford doing whatever they were doing.
Mike GrahamHOST
Exactly.
Mike GrahamHOST
We're not sure whether any of these allegations are true.
Mike ParryHOST
However, what they
Mike GrahamHOST
did do was listen to hours and hours of Supertramp.
Mike NixonGUEST
All right.
JohnHOST
So, so we've, uh, the ones we haven't covered, we, we had a reference to Walter Parazaider, which we can come back to him, Roxy Music's Andy Mackay, Firefall, David Muse, uh, John Helliwell from Supertramp.
JohnHOST
Those are the ones we haven't covered.
JohnHOST
Is there one you wanna, either of you guys wanna hit on?
Mike NixonGUEST
... a big fan of his work.
Mike NixonGUEST
I mean, I think-
TomHOST
Supertramp
Mike NixonGUEST
... w- worked with Supertramp in, I mean, talk about defining some of those, uh, those songs.
Samuel SpencerHOST
Their success quickly fritted out though and so he joined a new band with Richard Jones, Kevin Jeremiah, Kieran Jeremiah and Paul Stewart.
Samuel SpencerHOST
They started as the resident cover band at a ski resort in the French Alps but then returned to Britain inspired by the soft rock of the 70s bands like ELO and Supertramp and became The Feeling.
Samuel SpencerHOST
Dan Gillespie sells before that though an interesting life.
Samuel SpencerHOST
the child of a lesbian mother and her partner he said i was never in the closet so never had that coming out period that bit where i liberated myself which defines a lot of gay culture a lot of the alienation i felt was about not being interested in that whole cross-dressing tight t-shirt clubbing mainstream gay scene i would say the cross-dressing and tight t-shirt gay scenes are actually completely different gay scenes especially at this time so that's a little questionable thing to say but we will allow it he said music is the thing that always kept me sane it makes me happy making it recording it playing it working out all the little backing harmonies all that stuff is really pleasing and good fun so if i get to do that i'm happy to put up with all the bullshit as well And there certainly was a lot of bullshit.
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Some choices are forever haunting.
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Supertramp says goodbye to Stranger then keeps playing it for decades.
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This classic rock anthem has more farewells than a politician after an election loss.
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Yet it still holds on tighter than a clingy axe.
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When your Prime delivery arrives faster than expected but in pieces, it's a grim reminder of the cost of speed in a world that never slows down.
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Supertramp says goodbye to Stranger, then keeps playing it for decades.
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This classic rock anthem has more farewells than a politician after an election loss, yet it still holds on tighter than a clingy ex.
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Metallica shreds Seek & Destroy live, time travels to 1983, claims it's fresh.
Mike GrahamHOST
There will be a podcast coming out, Winners and Losers, coming up a little bit later on, of course.
Mike GrahamHOST
We've got lots to talk about, and Supertramp there, you might have
Mike ParryHOST
recognised from an earlier time.
Mike ParryHOST
You ever listen
Mike GrahamHOST
to Supertramp?
Mike ParryHOST
Yeah, I like that.
Mike ParryHOST
Did you? Yeah, I like that.
Mike GrahamHOST
the things that I found astonishing was when I was reading the extracts of this book, when it was serialised in the Daily Mail.
David RobertsonHOST
Okay, I haven't played this for some time.
David RobertsonHOST
Here's Supertramp.
Roger HodgsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful, a miracle, oh, it was beautiful, magical.
Roger HodgsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And all the birds in the trees, they'd be singing so happily, oh, joyfully, oh, playfully, watching me.
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