Roger Hodgson's Pets

Roger Hodgson is a British musician and songwriter, recognized as the co-founder and lead vocalist of the rock band Supertramp. His work with Supertramp from 1969 to 1983 contributed to the band’s global success, with Hodgson being the primary songwriter and voice behind hits such as “Dreamer,” “Give a Little Bit,” “The Logical Song,” and “Breakfast in America.” Post-departure from Supertramp, Hodgson pursued a solo career, releasing albums that included “In the Eye of the Storm” and “Hai Hai.”

Hodgson’s solo endeavors further established his reputation as a talented musician, producing notable tracks like “Had a Dream (Sleeping with the Enemy)” and “In Jeopardy.” His career, both with Supertramp and as a solo artist, led to significant commercial success, contributing to the sale of over 60 million albums worldwide. Hodgson has received multiple ASCAP awards, acknowledging his impact as a songwriter.

Collaborations have been a cornerstone of Hodgson’s career, contributing to his musical diversity and success. He worked closely with Ken Scott, an influential producer who played a pivotal role in Supertramp’s sound. Rick Davies, co-founder of Supertramp, was another significant collaborator, with the pair’s partnership defining the band’s creative output. Hodgson also worked with John Helliwell (saxophonist), Bob Siebenberg (drummer), Dougie Thomson (bassist), and Richard Palmer-James, who collaborated on songwriting and contributed to Supertramp’s distinct sound.