The Best of Air Supply: Ones That You Love

Performer: Air Supply
Producer: John Boylan; Rick Chertoff; Peter Collins; Bob Ezrin; Charles Fisher; Harry Maslin; Jim Steinman; Jimmy Horowitz; Robie Porter; John Boylan; Rick Chertoff; Peter Collins; Bob Ezrin; Charles Fisher; Rob Santos (Compilation)
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Liner Note Author: Ken Sharp. Photographer: Neal Preston. Although soft-rock poster boys Air Supply have been the subject of numerous compilations, Legacy's 2007 anthology LOST IN LOVE stands out due to the inclusion of both the group's runaway smash singles and often-overlooked late-1970s tracks. Of the latter, "Love and Other Bruises" establishes the smooth pop template that vocalist Russell Hitchcock and vocalist/guitarist Graham Russell would expand on with subsequent romantic, easy-listening hits such as "All Out of Love" and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All," both of which are also featured on this concise collection.

Australian MOR/soft-pop group Air Supply started recording in the mid-'70s, but it was their first US album, 1980's LOST IN LOVE, that brought them a flurry of hits ("Lost in Love," "Every Woman in the World," "All out of Love") and international acclaim. The heart of the band is singer/songwriters Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell, whose gentle voices and delicately constructed pop songcraft meshed perfectly with the albums' lush production to make Air Supply one of the best-selling acts of their era. Though Air Supply's soft sound fell out of favor by the time the '90s rolled around, Russell and Hitchcock continued working together with a shifting lineup of accompanists.

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