A Soapbox Opera - Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) Writer and Composer

Rock

سال2015

دورانیہ5m

ابھی دیکھیں

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Roger Hodgson, co-founder of Supertramp, is the singer/songwriter of this most beautiful treasure, A Soapbox Opera, which is from the album, Crisis What Crisis Seeing Roger perform with an orchestra is mesmerizing. This performance is from a July 2013 concert in Germany with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra at Jazzopen Schlossplatz. Roger also gave us the eternal classics such as Dreamer, Give a Little Bit, Take the Long Way Home, The Logical Song, Fool's Overture, Hide in Your Shell, It's Raining Again and many more. Although Roger and Supertramp's other co-founder shared writing credit, they actually wrote and composed separately with each singing their own songs. Roger is the Voice you have been listening to on almost all the classic hit songs that were recorded by Supertramp - the Voice people all over the world love. Roger is touring worldwide and audiences are once again experiencing the magic and spirit that Roger Hodgson created with Supertramp. In addition to performing the classics listed above plus many others, he also performs magnificent material from his solo albums. Seeing Roger live in concert is an experience that will stay with you a lifetime. http://www.RogerHodgson.com http://www.Facebook.com/RogerHodgson. Read what the press has to say about Roger's "Breakfast in America" World Tour - "The power of the music was indisputable with many of the audience in tears of joy at the memories and emotions the songs evoked. It was like seeing Supertramp back in their heyday." Evening Herald "Roger's voice is even better than it was when he was with Supertramp. My friends and I were blown away by the sheer talent Roger has. I would highly recommend anyone to go see Roger live if they can." Daniel Knighton, Examiner Share your experience of Roger's shows or what his songs mean to you. Roger enjoys hearing from you! Enjoy some messages Roger has received from fans all over the world ~ "My first album played on my car stereo when I turned 17, my first love, my wedding, my first child's birt