Supertramp successfully made the leap from prog rock to the pop charts. Here are their five biggest American hits.

Hodgson fronted the progressive pop group Supertramp, and that tour capped ... Song,” “Goodbye Stranger,” “Take the Long Way Home” and the title track. Hodgson left the group after ...

Hodgson's 'Take the Long Way Home' would also mark Supertramp's last trip to the Top 10. By 1985's 'Brother Where You Bound,' Davies would be carrying on without Hodgson. From: 'Even in the ...

As one of the founding members of the ’70s rock group Supertramp, Hodgson wrote and sang many of the band’s most popular hits, including “Take the Long Way Home,” “Dreamer,” “Give a ...

Hodgson begins his concerts with Supertramp’s biggest hit, “Take The Long Way Home,” about the conflict performing plays in the heart of an artist who also aches for a life away from the ...

Supertramp was a kind of faceless band ... say that because I only recently noticed the lyrics to “Take The Long Way Home” and it does seem like in the song there is a disconnect between ...

they are a musical odyssey that invites you to take the long way home, immersing yourself in the iconic sounds and intricate melodies that made Supertramp a household name. Get ready to embark on ...

The show will also feature other Supertramp hits like “Give A Little Bit,” “The Logical Song,” “Take the Long Way Home” and more. Additional information is available by calling 724-836-8000 or going ...

percussion), Breakfast in America performs Supertramp’s biggest hits from Hodgson and Davies like Goodbye Stranger, Give a Little Bit, The Logical Song, Take the Long Way Home and Bloody Well ...