“Even In The Quietest Moments” by Supertramp

The title track of Supertramp's fifth album, "Even In The Quietest Moments" is Roger Hodgson's song through and through: he wrote the words and the music, sings lead and plays 12-string guitar. Around him, Rick Davies adds organ and synthesizer, John Helliwell brings in clarinet and Dougie Thomson plays bass. A&M released the album in April 1977.

The band produced it themselves, mostly up at Caribou Ranch in Colorado, finishing the overdubs, vocals and mix at the Record Plant in Los Angeles. Peter Henderson recorded it, on his first album with the band, Geoff Emerick mixed it, and Tom Anderson, Tom Likes and Steve Smith assisted. "Give a Little Bit" was the album's big hit, but FM album-rock stations gave this one a fair bit of airtime too.

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