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"Goodbye Stranger" by Supertramp

It's been nice, hope you find your paradise! Enjoy Supertramp's sophisticated 1979 progressive pop hit...
BAND | Supertramp

"Goodbye Stranger" by Supertramp

Last updated 📅 2025-05-02

It's been nice, hope you find your paradise! Enjoy Supertramp's sophisticated 1979 progressive pop hit, "Goodbye Stranger." A standout track from the massive Breakfast in America album, it features distinctive Wurlitzer electric piano, smooth vocals, and intricate arrangements.

Released as a successful single from their chart-topping 1979 album Breakfast in America, "Goodbye Stranger" showcased Supertramp's unique blend of accessible pop melodies and progressive rock complexity. Sung primarily by Rick Davies, its smooth groove and memorable instrumental breaks made it a radio staple.

This classic 1979 track contrasts its slick progressive pop sound with somewhat cynical lyrics about fleeting encounters. Featuring Roger Hodgson's high harmony vocals on the chorus and masterful instrumentation including saxophone and guitar solos, "Goodbye Stranger" remains an enduring favorite.

SONG MEANING: The song reflects on casual relationships and the detached feeling of parting ways after brief encounters ("Goodbye stranger, it's been nice / Hope you find your paradise"). It touches upon the freedom and perhaps loneliness associated with avoiding deeper commitment, observing the transient nature of some connections ("Will I ever find a place to call my own?").

  • HASHTAGS: #Supertramp #ProgressivePop #June09
  • BAND: Supertramp
  • GENRE: Progressive Pop
  • RELEASEDAY: June 09
  • YEAR: 1979
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"Supertramp"

Supertramp achieved global stardom with their unique blend of progressive rock complexity and infectious pop melodies. Led by the distinct songwriting and vocal styles of Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies, their meticulously crafted albums dominated the 1970s charts. Discover the sophisticated art-pop sound of Supertramp.
Supertramp's main period of activity ran from 1970 to 1988, followed by several intermittent reunions and tours, including activity in 1993, 1996–2002, 2010–2012, and 2015. Their peak creative and commercial success, particularly around 1974, 1977, and 1979, showcased their distinctive fusion. They skillfully combined elements of rock, progressive rock, pop rock, soft rock, and folk rock, often labeled as progressive pop or art pop. This unique sound, featuring clever arrangements and thoughtful instrumentation, defined Supertramp and contributed significantly to the sophisticated rock landscape of the 1970s during their initial influential run. Their catalog is rich with iconic hits known for intelligent lyrics and indelible melodies, becoming staples of classic rock radio. Signature songs often featured distinctive keyboard sounds, particularly the Wurlitzer electric piano, alongside thoughtful saxophone or clarinet parts...
BAND | Supertramp

"Bloody Well Right"

Right! Get sophisticated with Supertramp's cool and cynical 1974 rock classic, "Bloody Well Right"! Kicking off with an iconic Wurlitzer electric piano riff, this standout track from Crime of the Century blends progressive rock complexity with jazzy flair and sharp commentary.
Featured on their breakthrough 1974 album Crime of the Century and later released as a successful single, "Bloody Well Right" showcased Supertramp's unique musical identity. Its distinctive intro, dynamic rock build-up featuring saxophone, and Rick Davies' pointed lyrics resonated strongly with listeners...
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