Air Supply

The Australian soft rock group Air Supply became a staple of early-'80s radio with its highly orchestrated, sweet ballads, scoring a string of seven straight Top Five singles. The duo of vocalists Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell are the permanent members, for most intents; other members came through the group over the years, but they only functioned as backing musicians and contributed little to the sound of the group.

Air Supply's first international exposure came in the late '70s when Rod Stewart had them as his opening act on a North American tour. The band hit their peak in the 1980s, and their songs were acknowledged as a significant success, ranging from 'All out of Love', 'Lost in Love', and 'Every Woman in the World'. Air Supply was the band's fourth album. It featured the number 19 single 'Just As I Am,' after which they disbanded. They reunited in 1991, but their next three albums failed to make the charts. The new millennium marked their first studio album in four years - Yours Truly.