Air Supply


Air Supply is an Australian soft rock duo founded by Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock.


Love And Other Bruises,” from the 1976 “Air Supply” debut and studio album, was led by Russell Hitchcock in the key of A major (A).

Graham Russell, born Graham Cyril Russell on June 11, 1950, is an English singer-songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist of Air Supply.

Russell Hitchcock, born Russell Charles Hitchcock on June 15, 1949, was an Australian drummer and singer for the 19th Generation band and is the lead vocalist of Air Supply.


For the official website, see Air Supply.


AIR SUPPLY
News

In 1975, Chrissie Hammond and Russell Hitchcock on vocals and Graham Russell on guitar formed Air Supply in Melbourne, Australia as a harmony vocal group.

Air Supply officially formed as a duo on May 12, 1975.

In 1976, Chrissie Hammond left Air Supply to form the rock band, Cheetah, with her sister, Lyndsay Hammond.

In 1976, Jeremy Paul (ex-Soffrok) joined Air Supply on electric bass guitar and backing vocals.

In 1977, Jeremy Paul left Air Supply.


AIR SUPPLY
Songs

DISCOGRAPHY
1976: Air Supply
1977: The Whole Thing’s Started
1977: Love And Other Bruises
1979: Life Support
1980: Lost In Love
1981: The One That You Love
1982: Now And Forever
1983: Greatest Hits
1985: Air Supply
1986: Hearts In Motion
1987: The Christmas Album
1991: The Earth Is
1993: The Vanishing Race
1995: News From Nowhere
1997: The Book Of Love
2001: Yours Truly
2003: Across The Concrete Sky
2010: Mumbo Jumbo
2021: Japanese Singles Collection
2026: A Matter Of Time

VIDEOGRAPHY
1983: Live In Hawaii
1995: Now And Forever
2001: The Definitive DVD Collection
2005: The Ultimate Performance
2005: It Was Thirty Years Ago Today
2014: Live In Hongkong
2021: Japanese Singles Collection

COMPENDIUM
G And The Jolly Cucumbers: 2022: The Perfect Lover
Graham Russell: 2007: The Future
Of Eden: 2013: Feel
Of Eden: 2020: Astral Love
Russell Hitchcock: 1988: Russell Hitchcock
Russell Hitchcock: 2006: Take Time
Russell Hitchcock: 2011: Tennessee


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