Even in the Quietest Moments
Album by Supertramp
Released	1977
Recorded	1976
Genre	Progressive Rock
Length	43 min 24 sec
Label	A&M
Producer	Supertramp
Professional reviews
AMG	4.5/5	link
Supertramp Chronology
Crisis? What Crisis? (1975)	Even in the Quietest Moments (1977)	Breakfast in America (1979)

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Track listing

All songs written by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson.

1. "Give a Little Bit" - 4:08
2. "Lover Boy" - 6:49
3. "Even in the Quietest Moments" - 6:28
4. "Downstream" - 4:01
5. "Babaji" - 4:51
6. "From Now On" - 6:21
7. "Fool's Overture" - 10:52

Personnel

• Bob Benberg - percussion, drums
• Rick Davies - keyboard, vocals
• John Helliwell - saxophone, vocals, woodwind
• Roger Hodgson - guitar, keyboard, vocals
• Gary Mielke - oberheim
• Bob Siebenberg - drums
• Dougie Thomson - bass

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Production

• Producer: Supertramp
• Engineers: Pete Henderson, Russel Pope
• Assistant engineers: Tom Anderson, Tom Likes, Steve Smith
• Mixing engineer: Geoff Emerick
• Remixing: Tom Anderson
• Mastering: Greg Calbi, Frank DeLuna, Jay Messina
• Programming: Gary Mielke
• Orchestral arrangements: Michel Colombier, Supertramp
• Art direction: Mike Doud
• Design: Mike Doud
• Photography: Kenneth McGowan, Bob Seidemann

Charts

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