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Si certo, il Teatro Smeraldo era tuttaltro che pieno, in Italia il solo nome ROGER HODGSON dice poco o nulla, ma i presenti hanno trascorso 2 ore di grande musica. Hodgson è compositore, chitarrista, tastierista nonchè ottimo pianista... I veri fans del mondo Supertramp sanno che era lui, senza nulla togliere ai bravissimi ex soci, la mente e lanima del gruppo. Da quando nel lontano 1983 lui se ne andò il gruppo ha continuato a comporre buona musica, ma senza la forza emotiva che solo Roger era in grado di mettere, con il cuore!!!!!!! Consiglio vivamente lappuntamento a Lucca; sono soldi ben spesi!!!

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Supertramp (formed in 1969) is an English progressive rock and pop band, founded by Rick Davies, hailing from London, England.

From the ashes of Rick Davies’ previous group The Joint, which had been funded by Dutch millionaire Stanley August Miesegaes, Davies, with the backing of Miesegaes, formed Supertramp. Alongside bassist and vocalist Roger Hodgson, guitarist Richard Palmer, and percussionist Keith Baker, who was soon replaced by Robert Millar, the group made their debut at the P. N. Club in Munich, Germany. With a repertoire of only four songs, including two covers, the band, previously dubbed Daddy, changed their name to Supertramp – inspired by William Henry Davies’ “The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp”.

The band’s eponymously-titled debut album was released in 1970 after being one of the first bands to sign with A&M Records. With a sound reminiscent of British progressive rock band Cressida, the album earned positive reviews from critics however lacked a large audience. After the release both Palmer and Millar left the group due to conflicts and were replaced by Frank Farrell and Kevin Currie respectively. Supertramp’s sophomore album “Indelibly Stamped” was released in 1971 with songwriting responsibilities falling to Hodgson and Davies. The album proved even less popular than its predecessor and resulted in all members except Hodgson and Davies departing the group.

By this point Miesegaes had stopped funding the band and Supertramp were in the market for new musicians to join its ranks. The new line-up, as of 1973, included Bob Siebenberg on drums, John Helliwell on saxophone, Douggie Thompson on bass, alongside Davies and Hodgson. In 1974 Supertramp released their third studio album “Crime of the Century” which marked the band’s breakthrough into the mainstream. Spawning the singles “Dreamer” and “Bloody Well Right” the album charted at No. Four in the UK, No. 38 in the U.S., and No. One in Canada.

Feeling the pressure of their breakthrough album and rushed to complete its successor, Supertramp released “Crisis? What Crisis?” in November 1975. Featuring leftover songs from “Crime of the Century” the band regard the album as one of their worst despite its popular reviews from critics. Supertramp’s follow-up album “Even in the Quietest Moments…” released in 1977, aided by the single “Give a Little Bit”, was another popular gestalt album reaching No. 12 in the UK.

Following the album Supertramp relocated to California, U.S., and released their highest charting album to date “Breakfast in America”. Released in March 1979, the album reached No. Three in the UK, and No. One in the U.S and Canada. Aided by the popular singles “The Logical Song”, “Goodbye Stranger”, “Take the Long Way Home”, and “Breakfast in America”, the album was supported by a record breaking 120-date world tour. After “Breakfast in America” the band took a break from touring and recording, later releasing the two disc live LP “Paris” in 1980.

During the hiatus Hodgson moved to Northern California with his family to build a studio and focus on his spirituality. Around this time Hodgson and Davies found it harder to share a mutual musical middle ground and seemed to grow further apart with the geographical distance. Supertramp’s seventh studio album “Famous Last Words” was released in 1982 and spawned the singles “It’s Raining Again” and “My Kind of Lady”. Following the release Hodgson, the band’s lead vocalist, left the group to focus on solo material and his family. With Davies at the fore, Supertramp’s follow-up album “Brother Where You Bound” was issued in 1985 featuring guitar solos from Pink Floyd’s David Gilmore.

In a move towards the electronically-induced synthetic sounds, the band’s 1987 album “Free as a Bird” was dismissed by fans and critics alike, however the single “I’m Beggin’ You” reached No. One on the US dance chart. Following a supporting tour, where Hodgson-penned songs were played to a minimum, the band decided to take a break which would last until 1996. The reunion resulted in the studio album “Some Things Never Change” in 1997, and the live album “It Was the Best of Times” in 1999, followed by “Slow Motion” in April 2002.

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As much as documentaries and books would like to make you think differently, practically no-one in the seventies listened to any of the cool music that came out in the seventies. The Ramones? Kraftwerk? Joy Division? They were nobodies, obscurities that most people wrote off as hipster nonsense, if they were aware of them at all. After writing those classic artists off, the ones with taste would go back to listening to Supertramp. Sometimes quality does lead to popularity and their brand of prog infused soft rock may have made them one of the most popular bands in the world at the time, but when they were that good, both live and on record, they deserved it as much as anyone else did. What’s apparent today is that while founding member and main songwriter Roger Hodgson is no longer in the foil the rest of the band gel better than ever. Needless to say the instrumental chops are impeccable, which would come from nearly half a century of experience but it is inspiring to watch. Rick Davies more than makes up for Hodgson’s absence by providing lead vocals for the band and saxophonist John Helliwell is our host for the night, introducing the songs and interacting with the crowd with an easy charm. Supertramp then, at this point there’s never going to be any surprises, but when a band has hits like Breakfast in America, Bloody Well Right, The Logical Song and Goodbye Stranger, and can still put on a show that’s fun of the highest order, who needs surprises?

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The current lineup of Supertramp is just not the same without Roger Hodgson. Roger's voice is very distinct and the songs he wrote are the signature sound of Supertramp (The Logical Song, Dreamer, Take the Long Way Home, Breakfast in America, Give a Little Bit, School , Fool's Overture, It's Raining Again to name just a few). I saw the most recent lineup of Supertramp for their 2011 tour, and was disappointed into thinking Roger would be performing with them especially because of all the promotions going around using Roger's voice, but when I got to the venue it was Mark Hart singing Roger's songs at which point I had left the venue, went right home and read more about Roger (thankfully discovered he is still actively touring) and that I still had the opportunity to experience the songs in concert from the original songwriter with the genuine "Supertramp sound".

Roger co-founded Supertramp in 1969 and though many of his songs are recognized as Supertramp songs, they were solely composed by Roger. I've left all thoughts about seeing this version of Supertramp behind, and am glad to have discovered Roger Hodgson and his more personal, connected concert experience, thankfully with many shows to look forward to this year.

Supertramp, the iconic London rock group who achieved great success in the 70's and 80's are still touring to their legions of devoted fans globally. Packed into the spanning O2 Arena, the audience is a combination of those original fans who are well into their 70s along with those who simply enjoy the band's legacy and style.

As the bombastic guitar riffs begin and the flared lighting illuminates the entire arena the crowd roar in excitement. The veteran rockers launch themselves onto the stage like a band half their age, the singalongs to 'Breakfast in America' and 'Gone Hollywood' are deafening as Roger Hodgson evokes even louder cheers from the baying crowds.

The band were such an important influence on progressive rock and so many of their albums have affected modern music. Therefore the choice in setlist is questionable, yet all the hits are there and the audience cheer for 'Goodbye Stranger' and 'It's Raining Again'. The band leaves their fans with sore throats, tired legs and happy hearts.

I've known and followed Supertramp from the first album, clearly everything changed after songwriter Roger Hodgson left the band in 1983. The dynamics of the band completely changed; Supertramp in their prime had 5 members... now 10 members this year. Not the Supertramp I saw in the 70s, there just isn't the same chemistry and it is difficult and uncomfortable sitting through other musicians performing Roger's songs just to hear a handful of Rick's songs. Then seeing Roger at the Royal Albert Hall in 2013 re-ignited the feelings and immersive aural experience I once had seeing Tramp in '75 & '79. Roger was a tour de force, nailed the harmonies and a set filled with both classic faves and deep track highlights, it had more depth and authenticity of the Supertramp I once knew. Didn't hesitate to book when I discovered Roger's returning to Albert Hall, I know from the start it will be a more fulfilling show and wouldn't chance another disappointment seeing "Supertramp".

I saw both Supertramp and the band's co-founder, Roger Hodgson, on their respective tours in 2010. I can honestly say there is no comparison and I have made it a point to see Roger live several times since. While Rick has some great songs of his own, there is nothing better than seeing Roger singing the songs he wrote - Give a Little Bit, Breakfast in America, The Logical Song, Take the Long Way Home, Dreamer, Fool's Overture, It's Raining Again, School, and so many more. His voice is so unique that absolutely no one else can do his songs justice. It is Roger Hodgson who truly gives me the essence and spirit of Supertramp. I can't wait to see him again this year on his Breakfast in America World Tour.

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The Tour de France's first doping scandal, 100 years on

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The Tour de France is a race that has always been intrinsically linked with its past.

The race drips with its own sense of self, with its history dictating everything from its route to its idiosyncratic quirks.

This year's 111th edition is no different.

For the first time since 1903, Paris will play no role in the route, a by-product of the imminent Olympic Games.

That wasn't an issue in 1924, incidentally, when the Grande Arrivée into the Parc des Princes velodrome in Paris clashed with the final day of the swimming, tennis and boxing, and came slap-bang in the middle of the gymnastics.

But times change and now, a century on, the sporting and cultural behemoth that is the Olympic Games takes precedent.

So, the Tour was forced to change things up — and looked no further than into its extensive back-catalogue for alternative inspiration.

They settled on honouring the Tour's first Italian champion, Ottavio Bottecchia, with a Grand Départ in Florence, Italy for the first time.

The race will have three stages in Italy before the race crosses into southern France .

That 1924 victory was the first of two consecutive Tours de France wins Bottecchia achieved before his mysterious death in 1927 — but that's another story.

Bottecchia was, by all accounts, the strongest in the race, but his passage towards victory was no doubt aided, in part, by the acrimonious exit of defending champion Henri Pélissier, to whom Bottecchia finished second in 1923.

Pélissier was one of the great French cyclists either side of World War I, winning a total of 10 Tour d France stages, split before and after the conflict as well as claiming victories in Milan-San Remo, Paris-Brussels, Bordeaux-Paris and Paris-Tours.

He also won Paris–Roubaix twice and the Tour of Lombardy three times to round off an impressive and imposing resume.

Aside from being a terrific rider, the cantankerous Parisian was also a firm believer in getting a fair go for his fellow riders.

He frequently butted heads with Tour de France founder, Henri Desgrange over the spartan conditions the race director imposed on the competitors, both on the Tour and at other races throughout the calendar.

The 'calvary' of early Tours de France

Tours de France have always been extreme tests of endurance.

This year's race covers 3,499.2km with almost 53,000m of elevation gain.

Overall, riders will expect to be racing for a total of 80 or so hours over the course of the three-week, 21-stage race.

That's nothing compared to 1924, though.

A century ago, riders completed a whopping 5,425km shared across just 15 stages — Pélissier complained later that the race was like "a calvary," only the way to the cross only had 14 stations — the Tour had 15.

"You have no idea what the Tour de France is," he added, speaking to French journalist Albert Londres, whose reports in le Petit Parisien newspaper created a sensation when they were published.

The shortest of those 15 stages was a mountainous 275km from Nice to Briançon in the Alps — 44km longer than the lengthiest stage on this year's route. The longest was a barely conceivable 482km from Les Sables-d'Olonne to Bayonne which took 19 hours and 40 minutes to complete.

Bottecchia's total winning time was a shade over 222 hours, or just over nine days in the saddle.

But it wasn't just the distances.

A stickler for observing archaic and antagonistic rules, Desgrange demanded that every rider finished with the same equipment that they started each stage with.

That meant any punctured tyres needed to be carried with them and any extra jackets or jumpers that were being worn at the start of the stage — which often started in the cold, early hours of the morning before sunrise, before riding through the heat of a French summer's day — had to be worn at the finish.

"We don't only have to work like donkeys, we have to freeze or suffocate as well," Pélissier said.

"Apparently that's an important part of the sport."

After an instance where Pélissier was docked time for losing one of his jerseys, he said he went to find Desgrange, who told him that he could not throw away anything provided by the race organisers. 

Pélissier's argument that the race had not provided him the jerseys — Pélissier, unlike other riders, had arranged his own sponsorship — adding that he would quit the race in protest.

He eventually did so, taking his brother Francis and another rider, Maurice Ville with him.

It was on that day that he ran into Londres in a cafe next to the station in the small Normandy village of Coutances.

Les Forçats de la Route

Over a bowl of chocolate, the subsequent interview blew the lid off some of the more unsavoury aspects of the Tour that has cast a lengthy shadow over the entire sport ever since.

In that cafe, the two Pélissier brothers and Ville outlined what exactly the riders had to consume to get through those monstrous stages.

Spoiler alert, it wasn't bowls of chocolate.

"Do you want to see how we walk?" writes Londres, describing Henri Pélissier taking a vial out of his bag.

"This is the cocaine for the eyes, this is the chloroform for the gums," Henri Pélissier said.

Ville now emptied his bag on the table, revealing an ointment that "warms the knees".

All three riders then revealed the three boxes of pills they had with them.

It was Francis Pélissier that said the most explosive line.

"In short, we ride on dynamite," he said.

The story of that Tour de France was immortalised in Londres' reporting, a book which he titled: Les Forçats de la Route, the convicts of the road, in which he also revealed that the riders said that, instead of sleeping, they danced a jig in their rooms at night and suffered with "draining" diarrhoea. 

All three backtracked from the comments, suggesting they were overplaying things for a man in Londres who was not a cycling journalist per se — his typical beat was foreign affairs and the exposing of the horrors of colonialism. 

But even accounting for that, there were no repercussions from the startling admissions revealed in the book.

Why? Well, what the Pélissier's and Ville admitted to was far from against the rules.

In fact, French law only prohibited the use of stimulants in sport in 1965, over 40 years later.

In part, that was a reaction to the death of 24-year-old Danish rider Knud Enemark Jensen, who collapsed during a time trial at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome.

Despite the ban on stimulants, doping cases in the Tour have followed with alarming regularity.

Whether it was Tom Simpson's horrendous drug-addled death on the slopes of Mont Ventoux in 1967, right through to the seismic Festina affair of 1998 and then the subsequent seven lost Lance Armstrong years.

The most recent case that directly impacted the Tour featured Nairo Quintana and his Arkéa-Samsic squad .

Quintana was disqualified from his sixth place finish in 2022 after testing positive for Tramadol — a substance banned by the UCI but not on the WADA list.

And still it continues.

Just this week, Italian rider Andrea Piccolo was sacked by EF Education-EasyPost Pro Cycling after the 23-year-old was stopped by Italian authorities on suspicion of transporting human growth hormone into Italy.

Piccolo was not scheduled to race the Tour, but did compete in the Giro d'Italia earlier this year.

Drugs have been a part of the Tour de France for over a century, leaving every subsequent winner to face questions over the legitimacy of their triumphs, even if the optimist hopes that sports science and the extraordinary levels of scrutiny placed upon the leading riders today means what we've seen is fully legal.

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“ I laughed, I cried, I fell in love all over again with the music of my youth, the timeless lyrics, and most of all your magical smile as we shared our lives with one another that night. ” “Anyone can play the music, but no one else has the voice. Roger Hodgson is Supertramp. Supertramp is Roger. Nothing more, nothing less.” “ At some points just closed my eyes and soaked the music in. It was wonderful, magical and an amazing show. Roger was so at ease on stage he really loves what he does , his solo works stands on its own and every song is a highlight. ” “ I can say : You are really the heart and the voice of Supertramp. You are simply the best. Thanks Roger for your beautiful music and great concert .” Connect with Roger:

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Past Events

Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Roger Hodgson. Were you there?

• Fri 2 Jul ➙ Sun 4 Jul Main Square Festival 2021 Alan Walker, Alec Benjamin, Black Eyed Peas, Brass Against, Caballero & JeanJass…
• Thu 17 Jun Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Roger Hodgson
• Wed 16 Jun Glasgow, SEC Roger Hodgson
• Mon 14 Jun Birmingham, Symphony Hall Roger Hodgson
• Fri 11 Jun Brighton Centre Roger Hodgson
• Sun 6 Jun Liverpool Empire Theatre Roger Hodgson
• Wed 22 Jul ➙ Sat 25 Jul Vitrolles, Domaine de Fontblanche & Stade Jules Ladoumègue Jardin Sonore Festival 2020 Roger Hodgson, Dub Inc., -M-
• Wed 8 Jul Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Roger Hodgson
• Tue 7 Jul Brighton Centre Roger Hodgson
• Wed 17 Jun Birmingham, Symphony Hall Roger Hodgson
• Tue 16 Jun Glasgow, SEC Roger Hodgson
• Sun 14 Jun Liverpool Empire Theatre Roger Hodgson
• Sat 13 Jun London, The Royal Hospital Chelsea Roger Hodgson
• Thu 4 Jul ➙ Mon 8 Jul Cognac Blues Passions 2019 Automatic City, Crossborder Blues, Thomas Dutronic & Spirits Manouches, Garbage, Roger Hodgson…
• Fri 24 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Thu 23 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Sat 16 Jun ➙ Sun 17 Jun London, The O2 Stone Free Festival 2018 Scorpions, Megadeth, Buckcherry, Anderson Rabin & Wakeman, Roger Hodgson…
• Sun 21 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Sat 20 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Thu 18 May Birmingham, Symphony Hall Roger Hodgson
• Fri 29 Apr London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Thu 28 Apr London Palladium Roger Hodgson
• Fri 10 Jul ➙ Sun 12 Jul Great Tew Park Cornbury Music Festival 2015 Razorlight, The Fratellis, Chas & Dave, Larkin Poe, James Hunter…
• Thu 30 May Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Wed 29 May Manchester, Bridgewater Hall Roger Hodgson
• Tue 28 May Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Roger Hodgson
• Sun 26 May Birmingham, Symphony Hall Roger Hodgson
• Sat 25 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Fri 24 May Buckingham, Stowe House Roger Hodgson
• Sun 29 May Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Roger Hodgson
• Sat 28 May Glasgow, The Pavilion Theatre Roger Hodgson
• Fri 27 May Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Roger Hodgson
• Wed 25 May London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson
• Fri 11 Jul Ipswich, Orwell Park Roger Hodgson, Marillion
• Fri 27 Jun Buckingham, Stowe House Roger Hodgson

October 2007

• Tue 9 Oct London, Royal Albert Hall Roger Hodgson

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