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A supergroup is a music group whose members are already successful as solo artists or as part of other groups or well known in other musical professions. Usually used in the context of rock and pop music, the term has been applied to other musical genres such as The Three Tenors in opera.[1]

The term is sometimes applied retrospectively when several members from a group later achieve notable success in their own right. Supergroups are sometimes formed as side projects and thus not intended to be permanent, while other times can become the primary project of the members' careers. Charity supergroups, where prominent musicians perform or record together in support of a particular cause have been common since the 1980s.

History

It became popular in late 1960s rock music for members of already successful groups to record an album together, after which they normally split up.[2] In 1969, Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner credited Cream with being the first supergroup[3] and they are still widely recognised as the archetype of the short-lived much-hyped rock supergroup. Cream comprised Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker who, after three years and four albums, split up. Guitarist Clapton and drummer Baker went on to form Blind Faith, another blues rock supergroup which recruited former Spencer Davis Group and Traffic singer Steve Winwood and bassist Ric Grech. The group recorded one studio album before dissipating less than a year after formation.[4]

The term may have come from the 1968 album Super Session with Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield, and Stephen Stills.[citation needed] The coalition of Crosby, Stills & Nash (later Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young) is another early example, given the success of their prior bands (The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, and The Hollies respectively).

Criticism

In 1974, a Time magazine article entitled "Return of a Supergroup" quipped that the supergroup was a "potent but short-lived rock phenomenon" which was an "amalgam formed by the talented malcontents of other bands." The article acknowledged that groups such as Cream and Blind Faith "played enormous arenas and made megabucks, and sometimes megamusic", with the performances "fueled by dueling egos." However, while this "musical infighting built up the excitement ... it also made breakups inevitable."[5]

Notable groups

This list is of each band's founding lineup, and members who joined within a year of founding.

This list contains only groups which have performed more than a single song or live show together.

Founded Band/project name Members Notes Citations
1965 The Steampacket Albums: Steampacket, The First Supergroup
1966 Cream Albums: Fresh Cream, Disraeli Gears, Wheels of Fire, Goodbye [3]
1968 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Albums: Crosby, Stills & Nash, Déjà Vu, CSN, Daylight Again, American Dream, Live It Up, After the Storm and Looking Forward and three live albums [6][7]
1969 Blind Faith Albums: Blind Faith [8]
Humble Pie Albums: Humble Pie, Smokin', and more
Grand Funk Railroad 13 studio albums and 9 U.S. top-40 singles. Later incarnations of the band would feature more musicians from other bands.
1970 Emerson, Lake & Palmer Albums: Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Tarkus, Trilogy, and more [9]
Ginger Baker's Air Force Albums: Ginger Baker's Air Force, Ginger Baker's Air Force 2 [10]
Derek and the Dominos Albums: Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
1971 Captain Beyond Albums: Captain Beyond, Sufficiently Breathless, Far Beyond a Distant Sun - Live Arlington, Texas and more.
1973 Journey
Albums: Journey, Look into the Future, Next, and more
Bad Company Albums: Bad Company, Straight Shooter, Run With the Pack and more. [11]
1974 KGB Albums: KGB (1974), Movin' On (1975—without Bloomfield and Grech)
1975 Sonic's Rendezvous Band Albums: Sweet Nothing (1999), City Slang (2000), Sonic's Rendezvous Band (Box Set) (2006), Masonic Temple, Detroit 1978 (2007)
Little River Band Albums: Little River Band, After Hours, Diamantina Cocktail, Sleeper Catcher, First Under the Wire, Time Exposure and more [12]
1977 U.K.
Albums: U.K. (1978)
Danger Money (1979)
1978 Serú Girán Albums: Serú Giran, La grasa de las capitales, Bicicleta, and more.
1981 New Race Albums: The First and Last
1982 Asia Albums: Asia, Alpha, Phoenix, Omega, XXX
1984 The Firm Albums: The Firm, Mean Business
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Albums: For full discography, see Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
The Power Station Albums: The Power Station, Living in Fear
1985 GTR Albums: GTR , The King Biscuit Flower Hour: GTR
The Highwaymen Albums: Highwayman, Highwayman 2, The Road Goes on Forever
Gogmagog Albums: I Will Be There
Mike + The Mechanics
1985–2004
2010–
 Albums: see Mike + The Mechanics discography
1988 Tin Machine Albums: Tin Machine, Tin Machine II, Tin Machine Live: Oy Vey, Baby
Bad English Albums: Bad English, Backlash
Blue Murder
Albums: Blue Murder, Nothin' But Trouble
Alias Albums: Alias
Traveling Wilburys Albums: Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1, Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3
Mr. Big
Albums: Mr. Big (1989), Lean Into It (1991), Bump Ahead (1993), Hey Man (1996), Get Over It (2000), Actual Size (2001), What If... (2011)
Badlands
Albums: Badlands, Voodoo Highway
1989 Electronic

Occasionally joined by:

Albums: Electronic (1991)
Damn Yankees Albums: Damn Yankees (1990), Don't Tread (1992)
1990 The Breeders
Don Dokken's backing band
Temple of the Dog
Pigface

and various other contributors

Texas Tornados Six studio albums, two live albums and one greatest hits compilation.
1991 Contraband
  • Albums: Contraband (1991)
1992 Magdallan
Tex, Don and Charlie
  • Albums: Sad But True (1993), Monday Morning Coming Down (live album, 1995), All Is Forgiven (2005)
1993 Slash's Snakepit
1993–1995
1998–2002
 [13][14][15]
1994 Mad Season
Bloodline
  • Albums: Bloodline (1994)
The Backbeat Band
Foo Fighters
Touring musicians
1995 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Cork
  • Though not an official member, the duo was introduced by Noel Redding, formerly of The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Redding toured with and worked on both albums released by the band.
  • Albums: Speed of Thought (1999), Out There (2000)
 [16]
Neurotic Outsiders Albums: Neurotic Outsiders (1996) [17]
1996 Westside Connection [18]
Def Squad Albums: El Niño (1998)
1997 Deepspace5
  • Playdough/Harry Krum (Solo, Ill Harmonics, Phonetic Composition)
  • Manchild (Solo, Mars Ill, Move Merchants, The Pride)
  • DJ Dust (Solo, Mars Ill)
  • Freddie Bruno (Solo, Phonetic Composition)
  • Listener (Listener, Labklik)
  • Beat Rabbi (Solo, Circumcised Mind)
  • Manwell? (Solo)
  • Sivion (Solo, Phat KATS)
  • Sev Statik (Solo, Tunnel Rats, Goldtooth)
  • Sintax the Terrific (Solo, The Pride)
  • Ill Tripp (Solo, Labklik)
  • Recon (Solo, The Pride)
 Eight albums [19][20][21][22]
LSG
The Firm
1998 Cry Cry Cry
  • Album: Cry Cry Cry (1998)
  • Tour: 1999
Fantômas
Bloodbath
Liquid Tension Experiment
Mass Mental?
1999 Avantasia Albums: The Metal Opera (2001)
Avantasia (2001)
The Metal Opera Part II (2002)
Lost in Space Part I (2007)
Lost in Space Part II (2007)
The Scarecrow (2008)
The Wicked Symphony (2010)
Angel of Babylon (2011)
Dark Lotus [23]
Broken Social Scene [24]
Dream Evil [25]
Lucy Pearl
A Perfect Circle [26]
Transatlantic
The Transplants
Rebel Meets Rebel Albums: Rebel Meets Rebel (2006)
The Wondergirls
  • Releases: Drop That Baby, Let's Go All the Way (1999)
Loaded Albums: Episode 1999: Live (1999), Dark Days (2001), Wasted Heart EP (2008), Sick (2009) [27][28][29][30]
2000 JAM Project
Former members
 Albums: see "JAM Project albums"
All members are prominent figures in the anime, tokusatsu, and video game industries
The HRSMN Albums: The Horsemen Project (2003)
OceanLab Albums: Siens of the Sea (2008), Sirens of the Sea Remixed (2009)
2001 Son of Sam Albums: "Songs from the Earth" (2001)
Oysterhead Albums: "The Grand Pecking Order" (2001)
The Philadelphia Experiment Albums: The Philadelphia Experiment (2001)
Audioslave Albums: Audioslave (2002), Out of Exile (2005), Revelations (2006) [31]
Spys4Darwin Albums: microfish (2001)
Khanate Albums: Khanate, Things Viral, Capture & Release, Clean Hands Go Foul
The Postal Service Albums: Give Up
Zwan Albums: Mary Star of the Sea
2002 Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains Albums: The Big Eyeball in the Sky (2004)
Eyes Adrift Albums: Eyes Adrift (2002)
Box Car Racer
Velvet Revolver Albums: Contraband (2004), Libertad (2007)
Moderat Albums: Moderat (2009), II (2013) [32][33]
Brides of Destruction [34][35][36][37][38]
2003 Living Loud
Nu:Logic Album: What I've Always Waited For (2013) [39]
2004 Frost* Albums: Milliontown (2006), Experiments in Mass Appeal (2008)
Ataxia Albums: Automatic Writing (2004), AWII (2007)
  • Klinghoffer later replaced John Frusciante as guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Wintersun
  • Albums: Wintersun (2004), Time (~2009)
  • Until after the release of their first album, Jari handled all instruments except drums, which were left to Kai. Teemu and Jukka were hired to complete a touring-ready lineup.
The Sound of Animals Fighting Albums: Tiger and the Duke (2005), Lover, the Lord Has Left Us... (2006), The Ocean and the Sun (2008) DVD: We Must Become the Change We Want to See (2007)
Alter Bridge Albums: One Day Remains (2004), Blackbird (2007), AB III (2010), Fortress (2013)
Monsters of Folk Album: Monsters of Folk (2009)
Falcon Album: Unicornography (2006)
Queen + Paul Rodgers
2005 +44
Angels & Airwaves
Former members
Army of Anyone Album: Army of Anyone (2006)
Dark New Day
Five Finger Death Punch
2006 Heaven and Hell Albums: Live from Radio City Music Hall (2007), The Devil You Know (2009)
  • A re-formation of the 1980–1982 Black Sabbath lineup.
Big Dirty Band
Another Animal Album: "Another Animal" (2007)
Scars on Broadway Album: Scars on Broadway, 2008
Black President
Thought Chamber
La Coka Nostra
2007 Hellyeah
Former members
 Albums: Hellyeah (2007), Stampede (2010), Band of Brothers (2012)
Against All Will Albums: A Rhyme and Reason (2009)
Cavalera Conspiracy Albums: Inflikted (2008), Blunt Force Trauma (2011)
Magnetic Man Albums: Magnetic Man (2010)
Child Rebel Soldier
Northern Kings Albums: Reborn (2007), Rethroned (2008)
The Last Shadow Puppets Album: The Age of the Understatement (2008)
Works Progress Administration Albums: WPA (2009), 4X4 (2011)
Neon Horse

Confirmed members:

Suspected members: Ronnie Martin (Joy Electric, The Brothers Martin, Dance House Children).

Neon Horse (2007), Haunted Horse: Songs of Love, Defiance, & Delusion (2009)

Neon Horse was secretive of its membership. Additional possible members are suspected.

[40][41]
2008 Amaranthe Albums: Amaranthe (2011), The Nexus (2013)
Apparatjik Album: We Are Here (2010), Square Peg in a Round Hole (2012)
Chickenfoot Albums: Chickenfoot (2009), Chickenfoot III (2011)
The Civil Wars Albums: The Civil Wars discography
Empire of the Sun Albums: Walking on a Dream (2008), Ice on the Dune (2013)
fun. Albums: Aim and Ignite (2009), Some Nights (2012)
Fear and the Nervous System Albums: Fear and the Nervous System (2011)
Damnocracy
Solution .45 For Aeons Past (2010)
Superband EP: North Bound, 2009; Go South, 2010 (EP)
SMV Albums: Thunder, 2008
Orbs
United Nations Albums: United Nations, 2008
Slaughterhouse Albums: Slaughterhouse (2009), EP Slaughterhouse EP (2011), Welcome to: Our House (2012)
2009 Two Tongues Album: Two Tongues, 2009 [42]
Isles & Glaciers Album: The Hearts of Lonely People, 2009 [43]
Ov Hell Album: The Underworld Regime, 2010 [44]
Basement Birds Album: Basement Birds, 2010 [45]
Duck Sauce Album: Greatest Hits, 2010
Shrinebuilder Album: Shrinebuilder, 2009 [46]
Tinted Windows Album: Tinted Windows, 2009 [47]
The Dead Weather Album: Horehound, 2009, Sea of Cowards, 2010 [48]
Them Crooked Vultures Album: Them Crooked Vultures, 2009 [49]
Dead by Sunrise Album: Out of Ashes, 2009
Atoms for Peace Album: Amok, 2013 [50]
Doctor Midnight & The Mercy Cult Album: I Declare: Treason, 2011
Black Hippy
2010 Broken Bells Albums: Broken Bells, 2010
After The Disco, 2014
Black Country Communion Albums: Black Country, 2010
2, 2011
Afterglow, 2012
The Damned Things Album: Ironiclast 14th, 2010
Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows Album: D.R.U.G.S., 2011
Swedish House Mafia Album: Until One, 2010, Until Now, 2012
Alex, Jorge y Lena Album: Alex, Jorge y Lena, 2010 [51]
Burning Empires Album: TBA, 2010
How to Destroy Angels Album: How to Destroy Angels, June 2010
Symfonia Album: 2011
2011 Mister Heavenly Album: Out of Love, 2011
Wild Flag Album: Wild Flag, 2011 [52]
Adrenaline Mob Album: EP Adrenaline Mob, June 2011
Pistol Annies Albums: Hell on Heels (August 2011), Annie Up (May 2013)
Animetal USA
Album: Animetal USA, 2011
Animetal USA W, 2012
Beautiful Eulogy
  • Braille (solo, Lightheaded, Acts 29)
  • Odd Thomas (solo)
  • Courtland Urbano (formerly known as Xperiment) (solo)
 Albums: Satellite Kite (2012), Instruments of Mercy (2013)
  • Additional guest features and production discography
 [53][54]
SuperHeavy Album: SuperHeavy, September 2011
V.A. Playaz
The Winery Dogs
Album: The Winery Dogs, 2013
Steve Taylor & the Perfect Foil Goliath (2014) [55][56]
Queen + Adam Lambert
2012 Dog Blood EPs: Middle Finger (2012), Middle Finger, Pt. 2 (2013), Middle Finger, Pt. 2 – The Remixes (2014) [57]
Galantis Albums: Pharmacy (2015)
2013 Czarface Albums: Czarface (2013), Every Hero Needs a Villain (2015)
Lindemann (band) Albums: Skills in Pills (2015)
Hard Working Americans Albums: Hard Working Americans (2014). [58]
The Both Albums: The Both (2014)
2014 The Alexanders Singles: Don't Miss (2014), Pwoin Pwoin Pwoin (2014)
Jack Ü Albums: Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü (2015)
Teenage Time Killers Teenage Time Killers: Greatest Hits Vol. 1 [59]
2015 FFS Albums: FFS (2015) [60]
Saint Asonia Saint Asonia (July 2015)[61] [62]
Hollywood Vampires

Core members:

Guest artists include:

Hollywood Vampires (September 2015)[63]

Single album/show supergroups

These were often one-show or one album projects, though some played more than one show, because all or most members were involved in other bands or groups.

Founded Band/project name Members Notes Citations
1956 Million Dollar Quartet Impromptu recording session later released as a 47 track compilation. Without Presley, the group would reunite in 1982 (The Survivors Live) and 1986 (Class of '55).
1966 Eric Clapton's Powerhouse The band did not release any albums, in fact, they recorded only three singles featured on the Elektra compilation What's Shakin'.
1967 The Super Super Blues Band Albums: Super Blues, The Super Super Blues Band
1968 The Dirty Mac They performed only once, at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus television event, and are featured on the soundtrack album released in connection with the show being issued on VHS.
1969 The Plastic Ono Band Albums: Live Peace in Toronto 1969, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band, Sometime In New York City
1970 Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends Album: Smoke and Fire
1979 The Greedies Originally known as The Greedy Bastards, recorded one Christmas single, "A Merry Jingle".
1983 The Glove Album: Blue Sunshine (1983)
1984 Hindu Love Gods Album: Hindu Love Gods (1990)
1990 The Gak Played two charity concerts in 1990.
1992 Praxis Albums: Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis), Sacrifist, Metatron, Live in Poland, Transmutation Live, 1984, Mold, Warszawa, Collection, Tennessee 2004, Profanation (Preparation for a Coming Darkness)
1993 Automatic Baby One-time performance of U2's "One" during an MTV concert for President Bill Clinton.
1994 Bruce-Baker-Moore Albums: Around the Next Dream
Argyle Park Albums: Misguided (1995)
1998 Brandy and Monica Singles:
Stardust Singles: "Music Sounds Better with You"
AP2 Album: Suspension of Disbelief (2000)
2000 The Word Album: "The Word" (2001)
2001 Oysterhead Album: The Grand Pecking Order (2001)
2002 Frou Frou Details (album)
Planet Us Songs: "Vertigo" and "Peeping Through a Hole". "Vertigo" was originally intended for the first Spider-Man movie, but it was turned down.
2004 Probot Albums: Probot
  • Features Dave Grohl playing most all of the instruments, along with one of his favorite heavy metal / punk rock vocalists on each track.
Tak Matsumoto Group Albums: TMG I
2005 Roadrunner United Albums: The All-Star Sessions. Released October 11, 2005 to commemorate Roadrunner's 25 anniversary.
2005 Men with Banjos (who Know How to Use Them) Performed at the 2005 New Yorker Festival and on Late Show with David Letterman. An earlier incarnation of the Martin-Scruggs collaboration, 2001's "Earl Scruggs and Friends," featured a number of other prominent musicians.
2006 Tipton, Entwistle & Powell Albums: Edge of the World. The album was released in 2006, but was recorded in the mid-1990s.
The Good The Bad & The Queen Albums: The Good, the Bad & the Queen [64]
LT united An alternative-pop musical group created by six independent performers for the sole purpose of representing Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006. With the song "We Are the Winners" the group has finished 6th in the final, best result for this country ever so far.
2007 Liquid Trio Experiment Albums: Spontaneous Combustion
S.K.I.N. The band gave its debut performance on June 29, 2007 at the Anime Expo in Long Beach, California.

Albums: As of mid-2009, neither an album release date nor a full-time bass player have been announced.

2008 Fear And The Nervous System Album: Fear and the Nervous System
2009 Operation Aloha Albums: Operation Aloha
Young Legionnaire
The White Album Concert Toured Australia with the show The White Album Concert in 2009, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the release of The Beatles' classic album. This involved the listed performers collectively playing the entire double album live.
2010 NKOTBSB Albums: NKOTBSB (2011)
They recorded two new songs together, a mash-up track, and released a compilation album featuring said tracks. The supergroup also toured North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia in 2011–2012.
2015 Genealogy Singles: "Face the Shadow"
Formed to represent Armenia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015. Placed sixteenth out of twenty-seven in the grand final.

Charity supergroups

Main article: Charity supergroup

These are usually one-shot projects, organized to create a charity record to raise money or awareness for a cause or charity. Notable examples are the various charity supergroups which formed in response to the 1983–85 famine in Ethiopia, initiated by Band Aid which recorded "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in 1984, such as USA for Africa ("We Are the World") and Northern Lights ("Tears Are Not Enough").

See also

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