SHE LOVES THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Supetramp - Bloody Well Right REACTION

[@kenhayhurst374]

"Breakfast in America" was just a total ride. "Crime of the Century" was one of the best engineered albums of all time. Supertramp simply rocks!!!!!

[@kennethmardis2132]

Totally agree. Especially for the year it came out

[@ChristopherStendeck]

Both albums are in my top 10 all time

[@palervon6620]

I remember when this album came out, it had such a clean sound that all of the stereo shops were using it to demo their hardware - great album.

[@alisonmontana8895]

I remember this so well, plus I had a boyfriend that would sing it to me in German, now that's a trip. LOL

[@hitchhikemike1]

So right! Bloody well! I include "even in the quietest moments" with crime of the century!

[@doplinger1]

"School" needs to be your next one - an absolutely GLORIOUS piano segment!

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

The piano and musical breakdown from School was used in a commercial for our annual local boat show at the convention centre. It was used for several years in the early 80s. Was the first time I'd heard the song, and to this day when I hear it, something inside always says to me "It's the boat show song!"

[@neilmccomsey9550]

Agreed!

[@chrispeek8412]

One of the best piano solos I've ever heard !

[@dsomerville5293]

Yes agreed! SCHOOL IS EPIC

[@jacklund9366]

Watch the live version

[@guscarlson7021]

You guys have only scratched the surface. This band is freaking amazing.

[@hazeltyler89]

Yep, yep and yep!

[@karenjordan9607]

YES

[@gordonmonaghan133]

Apart from anything else, argueably the best live band ever.

[@skinmeister1]

Yes, I agree: "Breakfast In America" from Supertramp should be your next song reaction, you'll love!

[@imsirius2]

Another song that has been heavily sampled by other artists.

[@haydendegrow945]

Supertramp is one of my ALL-TIME favourite bands for their incredibly diverse sound. This song in particular is one of my favourites to sing along with. I got to see the lead singer, Roger Hodgson, in concert, and the music is simply AWESOME! Breakfast in America and, if you want a LONG song, Fool's Overture are equally strong!

[@quincee3376]

Ya Fool's Overture is just on another level for me. love Supertramp as well. i hope they react to a live version of Fool's Overture.

[@scotttretten8020]

if Supertramp's transitions are what you like Fools Overturre is their ultimate

[@theresecaiazza7240]

My favorite song of theirs. Love it. Fool's Overture. I have playing it on my stereo. I hope they listen to it. They will appreciate Supertramp even more. Big surprise when I first heard it.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

It is definitely a fabulous song. It's killer live.

[@vincentschmitt7597]

Check out Hodgson's solo work too. The album about a friend's suicide was a journey.

[@dguenther8099]

Fool's overture and Rudy! Classic Supertramp!

[@NathanThurberMusic]

Yes!! My fav Supertramp song! This song has everything you want.

[@GavinJo]

Love your reactions to Supertramp guys ♥️ I been listening to them since the 70’s when I was a wee lad

[@brodie6222]

the Best band name ever. and great band aswell.

[@keymack2477]

EVERY song on the Crime of the Century LP is well worth a reaction from you two! "School", "Dreamer", "Rudy", "Asylum", "Hide In Your Shell", etc! And then, when you are done with those, you can start on the "Crisis? What Crisis? album!

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Crisis is highly underrated imo. Perhaps it suffers from following Crime.

[@daverouth]

Totally agree underrated album

[@hosehead58]

excellent suggestion, Key

[@stevencosta2432]

And after Crisis, time for Even in the Quietest Moments

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

I forgot about Rudy and what great song that is

[@dunringill1747]

"Hide in Your Shell", "School", "Dreamer", & so many more. You are only scratching the surface with Supertramp.

[@surlechapeau]

yes, this was just their 5th Supertramp song

[@jimrupe9991]

Aye , Dreamer. (My personal favorite)

[@clare1061]

This is one of those bands That could play a Little bit of everything like ELO. Every time I hear certain songs by Supertramp reminds me of an old buddy of mine from back in the late 70s one of my best friends lived across the street from me for years and died of leukemia. He was a major fan of Supertramp and it’s just one of those bands that’ll always be with me.

[@Hunter-yc4xi]

Where have your ears been? This is forty years old! I've seen Supertramp live several times back in there prime and they were absolutely mind blowing!!!

[@girl_overthinx]

Whenever anyone does Supertramp, I always recommend a more obscure song "Lord Is It Mine?" It really is beautiful...just Roger and the piano. Saw their last tour. I can't remember if it was 82 or 83. Scrounged up the money, finally was able to buy on the day of the concert, somehow me and my friend got 8th row. This was before they had different prices for different seats. $32. Awesome concert.

[@Diva369]

Amber & Jay I also fervently suggest *Lord, Is It Mine?* A rare gem. Not many similar sacred rock/pop songs out there.

[@jeri-annabbott1896]

Definitely love this song. Slightly obscure for sure, but one of my favourites of theirs.

[@bedazzled64]

Yes!!! Such a beautiful song, absolutely love that one.

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

I agree. The deeper album cuts are often better imo. Lord is it Mine is hardly ever reacted to. In fact I may only have seen one once.

[@timothybush9633]

I liked this band when I heard them in the 70s. Songs like The Logical Song, Take The Long Way Home, Breakfast In America and this tune

[@mypl510]

I can still remember walking to Montgomery Ward with my sister when she bought this album! We played it over and over! Great Memories!

[@Itelkner]

Quite right!

[@jeffmande4671]

You walked where? lol I know

[@Itelkner]

Well, I didn't do exactly that -- but their story reminded me of walking and riding my bike to the local mall to buy records around that time. Supertramp was a big part of those days and.... quite right! Ah...memories.

[@popsmcgee9775]

The most underrated classic rock band ever! God, I love this song! :)

[@waynemarvin5661]

"Underrated"? Uh, I don't think so.

[@soofitnsexy]

@@waynemarvin5661 yessss no one talks about these guys when mentioning great bands

[@aquarius4953]

Ah yes so again an underrated band. Underrated seams to be the word of the century for some.

[@freeandretired]

Pink Floyd, Supertramp and The Alan Parsons Project have a little of each in their music. side note..I met the band members after concert and all were very humble and they are very professional when performing. Not alot of show antics

[@Robert-gn7de]

That wonderful saxophone player is John Helliwell. Although the band is led by Roger Hodgson & Rick Davies (including most if not all of the writing), John was the "Bandleader" on stage during live concerts. He did all the chatter including some lengthy song introductions during the shows. In addition to sax he played an entire music box of percussion instruments such as cowbell, tambourine, triangle, assorted bells & whistles and backing vocals. A very busy man!

[@johnplaysgames3120]

Supertramp was a band I'd heard of but never listened to as a kid or teen - not sure why I never checked them out - but, as an adult, I'm discovering them along with you and loving it as well. It's fun to watch y'all react to music that I already love but it's also great to discover new bands and music with you. I'm kind of sad I missed out on Supertramp back in the day (though I'm not sure I would have appreciated them as much back then, tbh) but really stoked to be finding them now. So good! And, as someone who dabbles in music as a hobby, bands like Supertramp are so inspiring. Anyway, great reaction, y'all, as always!

[@leejeffrey6672]

Even in the quietest moments, Lord is it mine and Casual conversations are three Supertramp songs that you should react to.

[@Jessica_Roth]

All the times I've listened to this song before, I've been focused on the obvious parts; Rick Davies's work on the piano and his vocals, Roger Hodgson on the guitar, John Helliwell on the sax. But, because Jay really loves the bass and because i've been writing comments here and was completely embarrassed when I could never recall Dougie Thomson's name (on multiple occasions!), I paid especial attention to him this time through and dang! Is that one FAT and throbbing bass line. Nice. So thank you guys for not only giving me the enjoyment of watching your reactions, but for making me listen more closely and thus enjoy the song even more. (And belated apologies to Dougie for having overlooked him, previously.)

[@chrisjohnson4165]

Just another brilliant British band doing it bloody well right! Check out a similar band, XTC doing 'We're Only Making Plans For Nigel', I think you'll dig it.

[@TheIAmThat]

I was waiting sooooooooo long for the next supertramp reaction, wished you would do one every month, there is so much to discover.

[@DOUGLAS55ish]

I first heard this song 45 years ago and was completely blown away. The whole album is great!

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

"Bloody Well Right" was the 2nd single from Supertramp's 3rd album, "Crime Of The Century (released 13 Sept 1974). Initially the B-side to the 1st single, "Dreamer', "Bloody Well Right" became Supertramp's breakthrough hit, reaching number 35 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart. Other popular song from "Crime Of The Century are "Dreamer", "School" and "Hide In Your Shell."

[@AliasMark69]

I have been fortunate enough to have seen Supertramp “The Tramp” Live 3 times. Their live shows are a spectacle and brilliant. Each member is a musical genius. Rick Davies is my favorite keyboards player and John Helliwell is favorite Sax player. He is a blast to watch live. The bass and drummer are awesome and Roger’s guitars are superb. The only live show I put above Supertramp is Pink Floyd, who I have seen 4 times.

[@Stacy55ish]

Supertramp has several fantastic songs.

[@littleogeechee223]

OMG! “Crime if the Century” is one of the best albums ever recorded. Loving this!

[@markharris1125]

No one ever does it, but for sax (and a children's choir) you can't beat 'It's Raining Again'. It's the one that had the Royal Albert Hall singing along when I saw Roger Hodgson in concert!

[@arkphoenix340]

Fool's overture Child of vision Rudy Probably their three best songs...go for It!

[@glennlaplante789]

THANK YOU FOR REACTING TO THIS SONG! I knew you'd love the change of sounds and rhythms! One of my favorite Supertramp songs.

[@yogibarista2818]

Crime of the Century is an EPIC album - the engineering was (still is) stunning for the time - Rudy and School remain my favorite songs.

[@oldrth]

Everybody, stop Hiding In Your Shell and listen to the whole album. One of the few albums where every track is brilliant. A number one desert island disc.

[@rickclark8657]

You must listen to the song that proceeds this on the LP crime of the century a cool little track called “School” ❤

[@1teamski]

This song is older than I thought. This had quite a lot of air time on the rock stations in the 1980's......

[@PaulHVAC1]

This song was released on the crime of the century album. Their smash album. released in 1974

[@richardholguin2564]

Welcome aboard! Another great band from my youth. It was the best of times, and I didn't even realize it.

[@kevincaulder96]

Supertramp will absolutely devastate you on two really great songs. CHILD OF VISION, & CANNONBALL. GUARANTEED !!!

[@angelfontanez9936]

Supertramp and their outros are out of this world! They always give you more bang for your buck. Where most bands will say "that's a great song. That's enough", Supertramp, instead takes it to yet another level. After they've marveled you with great singing, deep lyrics and beautifully arranged music, and the listener is fully satisfied, Supertramp says "But wait, there's more!".

[@ivangirardelli3482]

Supertramp surprise you in each song with their changes in rhythm and melody, and they combine it with great mastery. His performances on piano, electronic piano, keyboards in general and saxophone, harmonica, clarinets are incredible.

[@marybaillie8907]

Supertramp had so many hits in the 70's. Their sound highlighted by a Wurlitzer electric piano, beautiful orchestra and a lot of wailing sax as you know Amber. Dreamer Take the Long Way Home Goodbye Stranger The Logical Song Can't go wrong with SuperTramp. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@Michelmulkens]

wonderful contrast between that loud bass and the light keyboard sound - a real pearl - I am not surprised.....it's Supertramp

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

There are two Pink Floyd type songs and they are both on the "Even in the Quietest Moments" album one is called "Fool's Overture" and the other is the title track "Even in the Quietest Moments" they are both beautiful songs. You can close your eyes and let yourself go to both of them.

[@SRG558]

I bought this album, Crime of the Century, during my sophomore year at BYU in 1974 and was blown away! I actually used the words to the song "School" in a paper I did on adolescent psychology and got an "A" on it. I listen to this album quite frequently to this day as it never grows old. My favorite Supertramp song is Fool's Overture!

[@nancyparkertel511]

Probably my FAVORITE Supertramp song. AWESOME!!! Thanks for taking a listen! 👍

[@MysticRhythms87]

This is probably my favorite Supertramp song ever, and to see you did a reaction video makes it even better! I've always felt like it's the kind of song you could hear in a bar, and when that chorus comes up, you'd raise your glass before downing your drink. QUITE RIGHT!

[@mono36]

Guys, you really need to react to “School”….is about time!!!

[@Diva369]

Jay- Do you recall "Goodbye Stranger" by Supertramp? It's the one where Roger Hodgson sings in falsetto,🎵Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane🎵 and it has that kick-a__ guitar solo outro at the end. It has some cool transitions too. I can't over-emphasize the influence Supertramp has had on my younger years. Looking back, they were one of the most underrated bands ever. But thanks to KZbin reactors like you and Amber, they are garnering the appreciation they deserve. I love their pop songs the most. Some you've yet to hear: *Breakfast In America* *Oh Darlin'* *Dreamer* And *It's Raining Again* (just like now in the Chicago area ☔️🌧)("It's Raining Again was released in 1982 and brought their sound into the next decade)

[@marybaillie8907]

Raining in Toronto 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@BalazsErnhaft]

Rick Davies sang the falsetto.

[@pattyestrada6]

Been waiting for this reaction! Amber can we get more Jim Croce please and thank you “Operator (Thats Not The Way It Feels)”

[@NOLAgenX]

Finally! Been asking for this one since last year. Saw them on their ‘83 tour and this song was the highlight for me!

[@CaptainTedStryker]

Commenting before watching, because you're going to bloody well like it! Next do: Dreamer, School, Rudy, Hide in Your Shell, Sister Moonshine...this band was HUGE for a long time, lots more hits to react to! 👍☮❤

[@junglejim5785]

Great reaction you 2. Hide In Your Shell and Child Of Vision are their 2 best. God Bless.

[@martybirkhart9581]

Just awesome in concert.

[@elgonwilliams7624]

This was their breakthrough US hit in the 70s. Interesting backstory on this band of musical geniuses. A wealthy patron fronted their bills for a good while as they honed their sound and perfected their art. They were on the verge of being cut off and destitute when things finally clicked for them.

[@robertpearson8798]

The same here in Canada. They had their highest sales here and when this album took off they were on the verge of moving on.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

3 soloists in 1 band is rare. Roger Hodgeson (the dude with the high voice) is truly an underappreciated guitar hero. Do SCHOOL!

[@rustycamaro]

My favorite Supertramp song.

[@brentcox7772]

Love Supertramp!!! Try “School” awesome piano riff!!🤘🔥

[@ecnoto]

Hey Jay, enjoying all the reactions as a newish subscriber! So.... knowing you are a big piano fan, you MUST listen to Supertramp's song "School". You will LOVE the awesome piano solo!!!!

[@stevemariman8769]

Glad yer gettin' around to all these great songs! BWR features Rick Davies singing the lead vocal, and playing the "Wurly," a Wurlitzer electric piano. He also sings on Goodbye Stranger, and Oh Darling, another radio hit from Breakfast in America, while most of the other Supertramp hit songs have Roger Hodgson singing in his strong, clear, often amazingly high voice. Supertramps still got a bunch of great music to experience: "Child Of Vision" "Dreamer" "It's Raining Again" "Oh Darling" (Rick Davies sings this one too) "Breakfast In America" (more)

[@AntonioSanchez-td6bk]

If you want a beautiful and profound song, "Lord Is It Mine", if you want a song with two voices and with an exceptional piano base, "Just A Normal Day" and if you want a nostalgic song remembering childhood, "School". Saludos

[@SuperB1741]

The Greatest Hits album cover you referred to where the waitress from the Breakfast in America album has her hand through the bars is a nod to the album Crime of the Century which has the bars with two hands grasping them. The Crime of the Century album has always been my favorite and every song on that album is worth a listen. As mentioned earlier, School is great and Rudy is awesome. Another album that I love is Even in the Quietest Moments.

[@paulnickson8734]

The artistry and musicianship in this band ... wow!! And I have been listening to them since the 70's. Never gets old.

[@TyeDee123]

So glad that you guys got to Bloody Well Right (I've been waiting for months for you to do this). You're next Supertramp song needs to be School from the Crime of the Century album, then Rudy, Dreamer, and Hide in Your Shell. There's much more than this, but you'll be pleased with these choices. FYI, you've used their greatest hits album cover a couple of times. This cover incorporates elements from several of their albums, most notably the prison bars from Crime of the Century and the hand holding the plate and glass from Breakfast in America. You may want to see them live sometime, so check out any of their performances from Paris Live in 1979...they are incredible.

[@chriso6719]

The song opening is played on a Wurlitzer Electric piano.

[@allendesalme197]

Love Supertramp. They have their own sound. The jazz influence is what makes it.

[@joeljoss1916]

Their use of dynamics are brilliant. Saw them live and it was one of the most musical performances I've ever heard. There were so many instruments on the stage, it was awesome.

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

Love their songs!!! Keep em coming! One of my favorite bands since middle school!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Always love your reactions. This was delightful and I really love this album, I believe it came out right before breakfast in America which you have mostly covered and which reactors mostly cover. Just so good.

[@edwardforster8905]

2nd or 3rd time watching this reaction!! 😁 Love it!! Amber looks like Snoopy when she is smiling at the Saxophone 🎷 solo at the end!! And ironically she has a "Woodstock" shirt on ... Lol 😆 J and Amber ~ Please do Cannonball soon! Love you guys!! @RobSquadReactions

[@jeffpawlinski3210]

Supertramp's 1974 breakthough album "Crime of the Century" from which this song came is an absolute Masterpiece!

[@Alewifes_Husband]

The "forgotten" album that followed this one (Crime of the Century) was "Crisis? What Crisis?" and that's got some really tasty songs on it, too! I love the songs "Easy Does It," "Ain't Nobody But Me," "Another Man's Woman," "Lady," and "Poor Boy" from that album just to name a few. Never seen any other channels react to a song from Crisis, except for Sister Moonshine. You could be the first 😀

[@konniestaabmiller472]

I think I was a junior in high school when Breakfast in America came out. All of us had this album. Every song on it is excellent!

[@Diva369]

I was going into Freshman year. What a perfect soundtrack for that summer of '79!

[@BobiG1964]

Seeing this band just added to the magic of their style. Love them

[@quincee3376]

can never go wrong with Supertramp! great reaction.

[@MickLoud999]

This entire album is just freaking awesome. There are so many songs that are epic that people forget to mention. "Hide in your Shell" (the music in this one tugs at my heartstrings), "Rudy", "If Everyone Was Listening", "School" and even "Dreamer". You could react to any or all of those songs and not go wrong!!

[@bryanevans5398]

Fools Overture is an absolute must! Also school, but fools Overture is a mind numbing trip!!!

[@kre8freedom]

I love the sound of the Wurlitzer electric piano.....it adds to the depth of their composing.

[@colibri1]

I haven't thought of this song in ages! They used to play it on the radio all the time in the late seventies.

[@TheSunnycal]

Nothing like a good set of headphones,great music and a good buzz to enjoy an evening.

[@robrobertson4619]

This one, along with Give A Little Bit, are my two favorite Super Tramp tunes. Thanks for doing this one! 👍

[@sue2744]

Check out the song "school" by Supertramp. J i think you will like the piano in that one

[@MrUndersolo]

Again, you are hitting all the high notes of my childhood! I love their records and this was a favourite!

[@jacoblanphier1644]

Crime of the century album, to truly be appreciated, should be listened to in it's entirely. But if you're picking out individual songs, then School, Hide in your shell, Rudy and of course Crime of The Century are all musts!

[@stixstudios3380]

Absolutely - you're bloody well right!!

[@robb9395]

Absolutely agree!!!

[@jeslookn5470]

I would definitely recommend watching Bloody Well Right Live in Paris either in your spare time or react to it if possible. It's on KZbin. The live version is longer at the end. These guys are an excellent stage band. I've seen them in concert three times and have three concert DVDs and one Blu Ray. The Live in Paris Blu Ray is my favorite right now. Supertramp is my among my favorite bands with Pink Floyd and Yes. I never get tired of listening to any of their music. It's been 48 years so far since the first time I listened to Supertramp.

[@beverlydiehl8272]

English band, "Bloody" is an English expletive that most closely corresponds to "f*cking." So they're saying "You're f*cking right." Also, the sax player John Helliwell, served as the band's MOC for the concerts. During this song, he used a megaphone 📣 chime in on the chorus, which had "Right" on one side, & "Quite Right" on the other.

[@anthonyholton9376]

Bought this album when it first came out, one of my favourite albums ever, fantastic musically and the lyrics seemed to express my emotions at the time - I was 17 or 18.

[@dannybrazil3986]

Super tramp are very super I can remember on the first day of my vacation in Hawaii sitting at the bar of the hotel have a drink when super tramp came over the air waves singing "take the long way home" seemed fitting at the time!😊 those were the days!

[@tedharrell29]

Lead singer Roger Hodgeson had a hit afterwards. I loved the song. Something different. Had a Dream (sleeping with the enemy) I think you guys would love it.

[@susanharmon2740]

You give me such a new appreciation for the music I grew up on. Love your channel and love you guys!

[@sigil5772]

At the time - 74-75 - in the UK, "bloody" was still widely considered a shocking swear word, for some reason, and the song had little or no airplay. But it was a hit in the US, even as a B side, because there wasn't such a problem with the word. Anyway, as others have said, you should really listen to this as a companion piece and a segue from the first track on the album, School

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

Such a talented band in so many ways!

[@Cynthia...]

Amazing group with so many fantastic songs.

[@mkenific]

Saw these guys at a free concert that only a few hundred people showed up at and they were great!

[@go234ko96ts5]

Supertramp is one of those unique bands that never disappoints you. So glad you guys appreciate music that amazes us. My favorite songs by the group is still "Take the Long Way Home" and "The Logical Song" but to be honest I could go on and on.

[@jasonfrost3693]

I love it when yall get in sync with eyes closed and become one with the music. 🥲

[@klezmerjuice]

We are ALL fans of this amazing band! SUPERTRAMP!!!!!! they lived in Venice, California between the albums of "Crime" and Breakfast... A&M Records was the only visionary label who knew how to market this geniuses!

[@kentclark6420]

I thought you guys did their song 'Even in the Quietest Moments', but I can't find it on your list. It's my favorite ST song and is so peaceful and soulful. Their most blissful. Pretty simple, though.

[@kentclark6420]

It was Nick&Lex that did Even in the Quietest Moments. My bad!

[@skiersnlv]

This was a great album. I was in high school then. I think "School" was my favorite song which was earlier in the 70's.

[@reborndaughter445]

I was just listening to this last night!!! Supertramp gives you 3 or 4 songs in one song. They are the best. So happy to see you two enjoying this!!! Please check out School.

[@galvinklatt5273]

You two are the best! Love watching you groovin along! 💜✌️