Hue and Cry, led by the talented Pat and Greg, have been delighting fans since their early days as blue-eyed soul musicians. Remember hits like Looking for Linda and Ain't Going to Work for You No More?

Record Store Day started in 2007 as a pretty modest idea cooked up by a handful of independent record store owners in the U.S. who wanted to celebrate the places that kept music physical, local, and human in an increasingly digital world. The first official Record Store Day took place in April 2008, with Metallica showing up at Rasputin Music in San Francisco, and that surprise moment set the tone: this wasn’t just a sale, it was a party.

Once hailed as collaborations of legends, many Supergroups dazzled for a brief moment before fading into obscurity. Behind every hit single or explosive debut, these projects carried creative tension, clashing egos, and flashes of genius. Here are ten remarkable yet forgotten Supergroups that still echo through music history.