Air Supply

Air Supply is a soft rock duo comprised of British guitarist and vocalist Graham Russell and Australian lead vocalist Russell Hitchcock. The two-some had a succession of hits worldwide during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Their 1980 album, Lost in Love, which sold two million copies in the U.S., contained three U.S. Top Five singles, including the title track (a U.S. #3), "Every Woman in the World" (#5) and "All Out of Love" (#2).

The following year they released The One That You Love The title song was released as a single and went number #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also featured two other Top 10 hits, "Here I Am" and "Sweet Dreams".

In 1982, their third album, Now And Forever, continued the group's popularity with the Top 10 hit, "Even the Nights Are Better", and two top 40 singles "Young Love" and "Two Less Lonely People In The World".

Air Supply released their "Greatest Hits" album in 1983, which included a new single called "Making Love out of Nothing at All" written by Jim Steinman. The song was one of their biggest hits ever, spending three weeks at number 2. The album eventually sold 5 million copies.

Air Supply continues to perform live worldwide and recently held a 30th year reunion in the Philippines.