Air Supply - Bring Out The Magic (1978)

Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1978:

Air Supply's promo-video for the track 'Bring Out The Magic', taken from the 1979 album 'Life Support'.

Band Origin: Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Track: Bring Out The Magic
Album: Life Support
Composed By:
Produced By:
Label: CBS
Chart Position:
Release Date:
Footage Information:
Link:
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Supply
- http://www.airsupplymusic.com/index.shtml

Line-up:

Russell Hitchcock - Vocals
[ Jesus Christ Superstar -- Air Supply (1975-present) ]

Graham Russell - Vocals, Guitar
[ Jesus Christ Superstar -- Air Supply (1975-present) ]

Please identify other members:

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NZOZ NZOZ1978 1978 Australia Late Seventies 1970's 1970s 70's 70s

Extended Tags: Russell Hitchcock, Graham Russell

Musical Terms: Soft Rock, AOR, MOR, AM, FM, Pop, Aussie, Old Australian Band

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Air
• Supply
• 1978
• Australia
• Late
• Seventies

[aimkash24]

Russell is such a cutie and flirt lol

[LightByGrace]

There's a video of "Every Woman in The World" (I think it's that song)...And at the end, Russell screws up the lip sync and starts laughing. Then he can't get his composure back ...It's fun to watch.

[211lovely]

did graham write this song

[enriquezapatae]

buen video de los australian boys, son geniales, gracias por compartirl

[211lovely]

Song great video cheese fest but who cares I love it

[211lovely]

Song great video cheese fest but who cares I love it.

[lilythist]

Russell and Grahan 4ever!!!!!!!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥love this band lol

[82braun]

Very good son. I have it in a 45 rpm record, from 1978. This song sounds greatly and is amongst my favourite ones. If I am not wrong, besides Russel and Hitchcock, the other band members that appear in the video are: Brian Hamilton (bass player), David Moyse (guitar) and Ralph Cooper (drums), because Criston Barker and Rex Go came afterwards. Although they knew Frank Esler-Smith already, if I remember well. Greetings from Mexico to all the followers of Air Supply all over the world.

[barriospk]

Nobody can sing high notes with such ease, whether live or studio, like Russell Hitchcock. Some people like them because of the lyrics, but Air Supply was much more than just harmonics and Graham Russell's perennial love talk. I may be wrong, but I always thought the name "Air Supply" referred to the ability of Hitchcock to sustain a powerful high note for so long.

[143bjko]

lovely voice... IMMORTAL FAME..

[LightByGrace]

@ming2k5 I have it on an old VHS tape...No clue where it came from... :(