Live In Paris 1979 | Supertramp - Vinyl

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Live In Paris 1979 | Supertramp - Vinyl

Live In Paris 1979 | Supertramp - Vinyl

Regular price 229 AED
Sale price 229 AED Regular price
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Tracklist:

    School
    Ain't Nobody but Me
    The Logical Song
    Goodbye Stranger
    Breakfast in America
    Bloody Well Right
    Hide in Your Shell
    From Now on
    Child of Vision
    Even in the Quietest Moments
    You Started Laughing (When I Held You in My Arms)
    A Soapbox Opera
    Asylum
    Downstream
    Give a Little Bit
    Dreamer
    Rudy
    Take the Long Way Home
    Another Man's Woman
    Fool's Overture
    Two of Us
    Crime of the Century

About Supertramp

British band whose Breakfast in America remains a classic of melodic prog-pop.

  • Genre: Progressive Rock, Pop Rock
  • Origin: UK
  • Active since: 1969

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