Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rick Davies of Supertramp in 1975. (Fin Costello / Redferns via Getty Images) Rick Davies, who with his partner Roger Hodgson ...

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In 1979, Supertramp released a song that would become one of the standout tracks from one of the decade's biggest albums. "Goodbye Stranger" combined a catchy piano riff, sharp songwriting and a ...

Rick Davies, one of the two co-founders, frontmen and chief songwriters of the British band Supertramp, which evolved from a progressive-rock group into an unexpected chart-topping ensemble with the ...

Rick Davies, co-founder and vocalist for Supertramp, died on Saturday after a decade-plus battle with multiple myeloma, a cancer of the blood. He was 81. The band shared the news on Sunday: Born in ...

Davies wrote some of the band's biggest songs, such as "Goodbye Stranger" and Bloody Well Right." By Ethan Millman Music Editor Rick Davies, co-founder and vocalist of English rock group Supertramp ...

Finding the perfect blend between rock and pop, Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies joined forces to create the British rock band Supertramp. Although the lineup changed a few times over the decades, Davies ...

Supertramp came perilously close to their career ending soon after it began when their first few albums struggled to make a mark. Luckily, they stuck with it. As years progressed, they’d become the ...

Rick Davies of Supertramp in 1975. (Fin Costello / Redferns via Getty Images) Rick Davies, who with his partner Roger Hodgson co-founded the British rock group Supertramp and served as one of its two ...

LONDON -- Rick Davies, the co-founder, singer and songwriter of British band Supertramp, has died after a long battle with cancer, the band said Monday. He was 81. Davies, who co-wrote the band's ...

Rick Davies, who with his partner Roger Hodgson co-founded the British rock group Supertramp and served as one of its two lead singers, died Saturday in East Hampton, New York. He was 81. His death ...