Supercharge was a British rock band that emerged in the 1970s, known for their unique blend of rock and roll, rhythm and blues, and jazz. The band was particularly notable for its dynamic lead singer, Albie Donnelly, and its saxophone-driven signature sound. While they never achieved significant commercial success, they were influential in the British music scene and are remembered for their energetic live performances and albums such as "Local Lads Make Good" (1976). Their music and style had an undeniable impact on the evolution of the British rock and roll scene.