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In 2006 Air Supply released an acoustic album, "The Singer and the Song", and are gearing up for the release of their first studio album in three years, "Zed". In support for the acoustic album they made their first trip to India in May, 2006.
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Air Supply was a huge hit in the 1980’s with their super sweet love ballads. They started off in Australia in the late 70’s. They weren’t really noticed until Rod Stewart asked them to be his opening act. In 1980 they signed a record deal and released there first album Lost in Love. The album was a major success and generated 3 top ten hits. The next album was just as successful and spawned two top ten hits.
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In 1979, Life Support (recorded in 1978), their fourth released album, contained Air Supply's first big hit, #1 one song for the Australian Charts - "Lost In Love". This song would later bring added success, in the US, but as another version. Also, This would be the beginning of a string of world wide hits and songs composed by Graham.
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Air Supply remained together three more years (and two more studio albums) before breaking up in 1986. They reunited in 1991 and have remained together again since. For those of you who enjoy soft rock, Air Supply turns in a commendable performance on songs such as “Even the Nights Are Better,” “One Step Closer,” “All Out Of Love” and “Now And Forever.”
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Later that year, the duo, along with Chrissie Hammond, formed Air Supply as a five-man group. Hammond left the band, to be replaced by Jeremy Paul in time for the group's first Australian hit single, "Love and Other Bruises." This single was followed by a self-titled debut album that reached Gold status in Australia, numerous other top 40 hits, and an American tour opening for Rod Stewart. Jeremy Paul left the band during this tour.
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During the early 1980s, sensitive heartbroken nymphets ran to Air Supply's synth-rich soft rock when they were feeling "All Out Of Love." By 1985, this Australian group found their long line of hits drying up. They've continued on since then, releasing albums, selling them on home shopping TV shows, and drawing large crowds at county fairs.
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