"Give a Little Bit" was released in late May of that year as a folk-rock/soft-rock track written by co-founder Roger Hodgson. Released as a single, it was also the opening song for their album title, Even in the Quietest Moments. The track would be one of the band's biggest hits that gained international fame and a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart at No. 15.
In an interview with Louder in 2023, the singer said, "Even at an unwizened young age when I wrote this song, I saw that the world needed love. I believed in love – it was always for love – and I just felt that was the most important thing in life."
Hodgson still has fond memories of the song and playing it live, where, at the very end, he would see fans with their arms around each other and singing along. Drummer Bob Siebenberg recalls Hodgson working on the track for a long time and becoming familiar with its tune while hearing it in hotel rooms and other places.
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