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List of progressive rock supergroups
This is a list of progressive rock supergroups, with each band's founding line-up 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.
==List of progressive rock supergroups by decade==
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! colspan="4" style="background-color: LightCyan; text-align: left;" | 1970s
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! width="5%" | Founded
! width="20%" | Band/project name
! width="50%" | Members
! width="25%" | Notes
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| valign="top" | 1970
| valign="top" | Emerson, Lake & Palmer〔(Simon Usborne, "Wanna be in my band? The world's greatest supergroups" ''The Independent'', Jun 19, 2007 )〕
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* Keith Emerson (The Nice)
* Greg Lake (King Crimson)
* Carl Palmer (Atomic Rooster)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Emerson, Lake & Palmer'', ''Tarkus'', ''Trilogy'', and more
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| valign="top" | 1971
| valign="top" | Captain Beyond〔http://www.allmusic.com/album/captain-beyond-sufficiently-breathless-mw0000827004〕
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* Rod Evans (Deep Purple)
* Bobby Caldwell (Johnny Winter)
* Larry "Rhino" Reinhardt (Iron Butterfly)
* Lee Dorman (Iron Butterfly)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Captain Beyond'', ''Sufficiently Breathless'', ''Dawn Explosion''
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|-
| valign="top" | 1971
| valign="top" | Matching Mole
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* Robert Wyatt (Soft Machine)
* David Sinclair (Caravan)
* Phil Miller (Delivery, later of Hatfield and the North, National Health)
* Bill MacCormick (Quiet Sun)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Matching Mole'', ''Matching Mole's Little Red Record''
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|-
| valign="top" | 1973
| valign="top" | Badger
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* Tony Kaye (Yes)
* David Foster (The Warriors, worked with Yes)
* Roy Dyke (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''One Live Badger'', ''White Lady''
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| valign="top" | 1974
| valign="top" | Refugee
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* Patrick Moraz (later of Yes)
* Lee Jackson (The Nice, Jackson Heights)
* Brian Davison (The Nice, Jackson Heights)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Refugee''
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| valign="top" | 1975
| valign="top" | National Health
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* Dave Stewart (Egg, Hatfield and the North)
* Alan Gowen (Gilgamesh)
* Mont Campbell (Egg)
* Phil Miller (Hatfield and the North)
* Phil Lee (Gilgamesh)
* Bill Bruford (Yes)
* Amanda Parsons (Hatfield and the North)
* Steve Hillage (Gong)
* Neil Murray (Gilgamesh)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''National Health'', ''Of Queues and Cures'', ''D.S. Al Coda'', ''Playtime''
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| valign="top" | 1976
| valign="top" | 801
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* Phil Manzanera (Roxy Music)
* Brian Eno (Roxy Music)
* Bill MacCormick (Quiet Sun, Matching Mole)
* Francis Monkman (Curved Air)
* Simon Phillips
* Lloyd Watson
| valign="top" | Albums: ''801 Live'', ''Listen Now'', ''Manchester University''
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| valign="top" | 1977
| valign="top" | UK
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* Eddie Jobson (Curved Air, Roxy Music)
* John Wetton (King Crimson, Uriah Heep)
* Allan Holdsworth (Gong, Soft Machine)
* Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''U.K.'', ''Danger Money'', ''Night After Night'' and more.
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| valign="top" | 1977
| valign="top" | Strontium 90
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* Mike Howlett (Gong)
* Sting (The Police)
* Stewart Copeland (The Police, Curved Air)
* Andy Summers (Soft Machine, Kevin Ayers, later of The Police)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Strontium 90: Police Academy'' (released 1997)
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| valign="top" | 1978
| valign="top" | Soft Heap/Soft Head〔(Soft Heap )〕
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* Hugh Hopper (Soft Machine)
* Elton Dean (Soft Machine)
* Alan Gowen (Gilgamesh, National Health)
* Pip Pyle (Hatfield and the North, National Health)
| valign="top" | Albums: ''Rogue Element'', ''Soft Heap'', ''A Veritable Centaur''
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! colspan="5" style="background-color: LightCyan; text-align: left;" |
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