“Making Love Out of Nothing At All” is my favorite Air Supply song. The guitarist is Graham Russell, and the lead singer is Russell Hitchcock. Graham Russell is from England, and Russell Hitchcock is from Australia.
y'all really need to hear the original studio version to appreciate the power of the vocals, SOARING backing vocals, and instrumentation. this is the only air supply song i can still listen to any time i hear it on the radio, no matter what - my favourite ❤
I agree 100%, listen to the studio version. Live performances are ok sometimes, but most of us are initially exposed to the studio versions and usually we get accustomed to the voice inflections, the backup singers and orchestrations, etc. Great review guys.
YES!!! By FAR my favorite Air Supply song, and I LOVE Air Supply!!! And the only swooningly romantic love song that has an extended football metaphor! 😊
That song was written by Jim Steinman, an incredible song writer.....had written so many great songs performed by Meat Loaf, Air Supply, Celine Dion to name just a few......
Strangely they were kind of underappreciated in Australia. I always loved them though (even though doing so was not cool). I'm a sucker for a cheesy ballad, and these two have such great contrasting voices. I look forward to RSR doing more of their hits (preferably using the studio rather than the live versions)
Most of their albums are pretty good they have some good deep cuts too that weren't big hits, like "I Want To Give It All", "She Never Heard Me Call" or "Chances" sure to melt some hearts.
I was THAT teenage boy that admitted to liking Air Supply. Enjoyed them as a beginner musician. Plus, girls loved us for being able to talk about songs that they all loved.
Smart boy! As a teenage girl I dated a boy who liked them too -- or at least told ME he did 🤣🤣. But I truly think anyone who claimed to not like them were lying, lol! BTW, I liked Cheap Trick, Van Halen, AC/DC, Kiss, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, etc., etc. too! All of the music was awesome in the 70's - early 80's 😍!
Nice reaction ! Making Love Out of Nothing at All, is a great song, written by Jim Steinman , the writer of Meatloaf. This really shows off his vocals.
"Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" holds a memorable time for me. I was 8, and visiting my older sisters in Phoenix. It was the late summer of 1983. It was so epic and moving. This song, and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse Of The Heart", were playing on the radio. I believe they were both written by the same producer. "Return Of The Jedi", Michael Jackson and many major cultural events were happening in 1983. I can honestly say that I experienced and loved every minute of it.
Both of the songs you mentioned. along with almost ALL Meat Loaf songs were written by the late Jim Steinman. He passed just a few months before Meat Loaf.
Yes! I agree with you completely. There are so many things that I was grateful for being a teenager in the 80's and being able to have all the music, movies, books, clothes and makeup, music videos, and everything else in between as the background and soundtrack of my life back then.
@@kimberlyshareemulford4932 The 1980’s were a very memorable time. Even then, I knew we were living in a period where it was unique and we probably wouldn't see the likes again.
Air Supply is fantastic! Saw them in the early 80’s & they didn’t disappoint. The one that I love, Every woman in the world, Here I am. They’re just amazing!
Saw them late 2016 and believe me they have not lost anything. The same tones you heard when you listened to their radio cuts in the 70's and 80's. They are just a joy to watch in concert. No big light show just them and their music. May sound boring but they are definitely not boring.
According to Graham Russell, he wrote this song in just 15 minutes. He told us: "'Lost In Love' is such a simple song. I think about the songs before I start to write them, and I think about where they're going to go. I'm very aware that when that inspiration comes, it comes very quickly: it's like a dart, and it doesn't last a long time, that real initial impulse. So when it comes I know that the thoughts are going to be scattered, and they're going to come really fast, and I need to get them down quickly, so I need to think about the song first when I know it's coming. When a song is coming I get a weird feeling, and then I kind of drift somewhere on my own to think about it. But when I actually play the piano or pick the guitar up, it'll come really quickly. But my songs, too, are very simple. I mean, I'm not into jazz, and I'm not into fusion or anything like that. My songs are really straight ahead, real simple chords, the simpler the better. So a song like 'Lost In Love' with four chords, there's only two parts to it. There's really no chorus. There's just a verse and a bridge. So something like that shouldn't take longer than 15 minutes to write, you know."
“Sweet Dreams” by Air Supply has been “the” song for me and my Sweetie of 37 years! I deployed 14 times on active duty and I’m on the road about 140 nights a year now. When I can send my Sweetie a good night message, it’s always “Sweet Dreams, my love”. Y’all need to check it out! Love the channel!
This is one of my faves, but, REALLY, you gotta listen to the original recorded version. That’s the one we all heard back in the day, and sent us all drifting, as it played on the radio…. ❤
Yea, this was their title song off this album. Their next song was All out of Love. Graham Russell was the lead singer. They sold a few albums in their day. Like 100 MILLION.
Air Supply didn't chart internationally until 1980. Their biggest hit in Australia was their debut single, Love and Other Bruises (1976). It's a beautiful song.
@@theodoreritola7641 Lost in Love was originally released in Australia in 1979, but then it was re-recorded and released internationally in 1980. Original is 5:34. Re-recorded is 3:51.
@@theodoreritola7641 "Lost in Love" is a 1980 song recorded by the Australian soft rock group Air Supply. The song was written by group member Graham Russell. The original version of the song appeared on the Life Support album in 1979 and was released as a single in Australia, reaching number 13 on the Kent Music Report. The group re-recorded the song for the album of the same name [Lost in Love] in 1980 and this version was released as a single in the US, reaching number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. (From Wikipedia)
I agree the studio album is much better. They either have been on tour awhile or are getting older They are underneath the note, still great just not quite as good.
Please listen to the original studio version of this song. He sounds great here, but singers do tend to get weaker as they age. The notes he hits when he’s young are insane.
Yes Russell Hitchcock was definitely strained in this video. He’s not even that old here but when he was young it was totally effortless and his voice glided in the clouds.
They were a staple in the 80's... PLEASE try Little River Band soon, especially Lady, Lonesome Loser, Cool Change or Reminiscing... Take It Easy On Me is another favorite...
The harmony of Air Supply is superb. I have appreciated their music for years. And I love your comments throughout. I have been watching your critiques for months and finally decided that I had to subscribe. Your honesty and heart-felt comments express such a depth of feeling and integrity that I find absolutely refreshing. Thank you
Another great musical act from Down Undah. They were the kings of soft rock. "Every Woman in the World", "The One That You Love", "Here I Am", "Making Love Out of Nothing at All"... so many great tunes. Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell were tremdneous together. I will also suggest again that you give Dan Fogelberg a try. He's up there with Bread if you like "cloud music". "Longer" would be a great place to start.
They have so many good songs but when I was in 6th grade my very first ever moonlight couples skate at Rollaire Skate Centre was to Air Supply's "Sweet Dreams". I had the 45 of The One That You Love and would sing along to it over and over. When I was 11 I could actually hit the notes.
Oh man. Air Supply. This sends me back to harmonizing with Air Supply with my best friend in middle school, both of us learning piano since the 5th grade, sitting side by side on her rickety piano bench, singing our hearts out, plunking away on the clunky keys of her old upright piano, with nary a care in the world. All the woes of the world had not yet landed on our shoulders & all we needed was a good friend & good music. Thanks guys!
@@paulrosebush9137 That's so cool! Me too! Sometimes so much, I forget where the melody falls, lol. I never really know which part I'm singing, just skipping around to whatever I hear in the moment. It's probably cringey, but me & The Beach Boys can tear it up!
The reason you might be confused with this in the last song that you reacted to is quite understanding because Air Supply had a lot of hits with the word "love" in the title. Lost in Love, All Out of Love, The One That You Love, Making Love out of Nothing at All, to name a few. For soft and smooth music they are the ones to listen to!
Making Love Out of Nothing at All is by far their best song, and it will be Amber's favorite as well, as it was written by Jim Steinman, the guy who wrote all the other theatrical Meat Loaf stuff she loves.
So Air Supply are the Kings of Mellow. Their music was always so calming and soothing to me, yet Russell has one of those amazingly powerful voices. Other songs to do are "HERE I AM", "EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER", and "MAKING LOVE OUT OF NOTHING AT ALL."
Probably my favorite Air Supply song but prefer the studio version! Loved it since I was a kid, the harmonies!! Please check out Making Love Out of Nothing at All, Here I Am, Every Woman in the World, Even the Nights Are Better. Also, Paul Davis Cool Night, '65 Love Affair, Do Right, Sweet Life. Eddie Rabbitt, Drivin' My Life Away, Step By Step, Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight, You and I, Warning Sign, and Little River Band "Lady" - keep smiling!! 😍😍😍
@@vaskylark oh I didn't forget, it's one of my favorite songs of all time but they already reacted to "I Go Crazy" earlier this year. I'm hoping they revisit him soon!! 😁🎶
My favorite of theirs. Listen to studio version uninterrupted. You'll hear Russell Hitchcock's voice go even higher in the studio version. It's super climactic.
The tall singer with the guitar is Graham Russell. The shorter singer is Russell Hitchcock. They both have beautiful voices...Graham's is the higher soft pitch, Russell's is the booming one. They're a duo who've had various other members as the backing band. They began in the 1970s and had their biggest hits in the early to mid 1980s. They still tour. I'd suggest listening to "Here I Am", "Every Woman in the World", "Now and Forever", "Two Less Lonely People in the World".
My Mum and Dad got divorced in the early 80s. Being the youngest of five kids, my Mum shielded me from most of her pain....she would however play Air Supply albums over and over, so clearly she was going through it! It has both nostalgic and bittersweet vibes for me for that reason but I just love them.
Air Supply is my all time favorite band! Violins are the oxygen of vocal music. And I also appreciate that they took care with their attire. Dress up, show up and be present entertainers .
This song charted on Billboard Hot 100 on February 9, 1980 and it peaked at number 3 for 4 weeks and it was there 1st chart single they had a total of 13 chart singles
I've seen Air Supply 3 times in the last 5 years. They still sound great, the backup band is amazing, and it's one of the best times you could ever have at a live concert, plus their tickets aren't hundreds of dollars. If you get a chance to see them, go!
In the first half of the 80s Air Supply was everywhere! I've always loved them! And to think this performance is live with group vocals, who are also playing instruments, backing by a full orchestra, and lead vocalist with certainly no Auto Tune and is stunning, AMAZING!! ... they are talented beyond belief and I miss their brand of music! Please do more from this group! ♥️♥️♥️
I know the Air Supply hit songs so well I can pretty much sing along with all of them. I had at least 3 second hand Air Supply albums when I was a kid and I listened to them repeatedly. High quality vocals, good arrangement, and solid romantic lyrics are what you can count on from practically every Air Supply song.
I've been listening to Air Supply since I was 6 years old, I'm now 44 years old, and it makes me happy to see young people checking them out. You do check out this song by them called "Sandy, and hard to forget her."
Back to my teen years! 😊. I’ve never seen this. Absolutely, love this version. ❤️ I saw them live about a couple years ago, but the thrill was gone. They didn’t sound the same , but they tried. 😬Their just older. No worries, they were great for their time.
As alot of people have said "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" is pretty much my favorite, but everything off of The Definitive Collection album is amazing.
Their greatest hits was in soooo may boyfriends music collection back in the early 80's! So many memories of that time. Great date music back then! Next song, Making Love Out of Nothing at All.
OhhhMG! This takes me back to our seventh and eighth grade dances in our little grade school gym. Little Kansas town, I think my class was all of a dozen or so students. But so many good memories with these awesome 80's songs and pop culture in the background. Plus my mom used to like to do housework with the radio on loud and would sing along, or have it cranked up loud in the car. My grandmother babysat me a lot, and she was the same way. I love that I was able to have such a wonderful musical education that was very diverse. I think the first songs I remember my mom singing along with was "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green, "How 'bout us" and "Love is the answer", by Ace?? Grandma loved early and then newer county music, Elvis, and then I got her hooked on Prince, The Stray Cats, and Queen. She loved Freddie Mercury's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", it reminded her of Elvis. And the fact that you guys are discovering all of these amazing artists, and get to share them with your kids too, it's just really special. And your kids will always have these videos and can later on (way, way later on, but still...) share them with their own kids. I think it's really sweet. 🎵🎶😁
Beautiful! "Every Woman In The World To Me" is a great song. So is "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All", "Even The Nights Are Better", "Here I Am" and "Just As I Am".
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“Making Love Out of Nothing At All” is my favorite Air Supply song. The guitarist is Graham Russell, and the lead singer is Russell Hitchcock. Graham Russell is from England, and Russell Hitchcock is from Australia.
I was going to say I used to know Russell's daughter, but realized that didn't narrow it down. Sydney Hitchcock.
And it was written by the late Jim Steinman, the heat behind “Meatloaf”
"Making love out of Nothing at all" is my favorite song to sing
@@kbarbee3212 It made it to number 2 on the top 40 list, beat out by "Total Eclipse of the Heart" ... another Jim Steinman song.
My favorite too
y'all really need to hear the original studio version to appreciate the power of the vocals, SOARING backing vocals, and instrumentation.
this is the only air supply song i can still listen to any time i hear it on the radio, no matter what - my favourite ❤
Yes Please. This live performance does not do it justice.
This was almost bad, compared to the studio version.
I agree 100%, listen to the studio version. Live performances are ok sometimes, but most of us are initially exposed to the studio versions and usually we get accustomed to the voice inflections, the backup singers and orchestrations, etc. Great review guys.
You have to listen to the studio version. This doesn't do it justice. The studio version is perfect.
So bummed when it started. Yes definitely need the studio version!!!
Air Supply "Making love out of Nothing at all." I think is my favorite from them. 😊
Mine too
YES!!! By FAR my favorite Air Supply song, and I LOVE Air Supply!!! And the only swooningly romantic love song that has an extended football metaphor! 😊
Me three! I love that song!
Mine by far@
That song was written by Jim Steinman, an incredible song writer.....had written so many great songs performed by Meat Loaf, Air Supply, Celine Dion to name just a few......
"Two less lonely people" is an amazing song by them too! 👨❤️💋👨
Oh man, forgot all about that one. They were constantly on the radio in the 80’s. It was a magical time!
They played that when I took my now wife to her senior prom.
Absolutely! I love that one!
Yea ,too right. Also" Every Woman In The World" is sooo beautiful
One of my favorites..
AUSTRALIAN AMAZING BAND,
THEY DOMINATED BILLBOARD TOP 100, BETWEEN 1980 - 1983,
AIR SUPPLY IS SO GOOD 💯💪💯
Strangely they were kind of underappreciated in Australia. I always loved them though (even though doing so was not cool). I'm a sucker for a cheesy ballad, and these two have such great contrasting voices. I look forward to RSR doing more of their hits (preferably using the studio rather than the live versions)
My childhood! What a great period to grow up in. The live version is a great reminder, but definitely check out the original recording.
Yes I agree with u couldn't be any easier and so much great music came out of that era
First time h3aring this version, and it's really nice! A bit of a country touch.
Most of their albums are pretty good they have some good deep cuts too that weren't big hits, like "I Want To Give It All", "She Never Heard Me Call" or "Chances" sure to melt some hearts.
I was THAT teenage boy that admitted to liking Air Supply. Enjoyed them as a beginner musician. Plus, girls loved us for being able to talk about songs that they all loved.
Air Supply is a band most men love but are afraid to admit…..I was one of them growing up lol
Smart boy! As a teenage girl I dated a boy who liked them too -- or at least told ME he did 🤣🤣. But I truly think anyone who claimed to not like them were lying, lol! BTW, I liked Cheap Trick, Van Halen, AC/DC, Kiss, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, etc., etc. too! All of the music was awesome in the 70's - early 80's 😍!
I liked them too, I was also the boy who admitted he liked ABBA
Same! Also ABBA
Oh this is a group you need to hear a lot more of
Nice reaction ! Making Love Out of Nothing at All, is a great song, written by Jim Steinman , the writer of Meatloaf. This really shows off his vocals.
They should do Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through by Jim
@@JRPackerfan803 YES!
Steinman is all over that song with his modern metaphors and I love it so much. Totally my favorite Air Supply song, too.
"Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" holds a memorable time for me. I was 8, and visiting my older sisters in Phoenix. It was the late summer of 1983. It was so epic and moving. This song, and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse Of The Heart", were playing on the radio. I believe they were both written by the same producer. "Return Of The Jedi", Michael Jackson and many major cultural events were happening in 1983. I can honestly say that I experienced and loved every minute of it.
YESSSSSSS
Both of the songs you mentioned. along with almost ALL Meat Loaf songs were written by the late Jim Steinman. He passed just a few months before Meat Loaf.
Yes! I agree with you completely. There are so many things that I was grateful for being a teenager in the 80's and being able to have all the music, movies, books, clothes and makeup, music videos, and everything else in between as the background and soundtrack of my life back then.
@@garyarnett1220 yes, Jim Steinman was an incredible writer....what a pairing of his writing with Meat Loaf's unbelievable pipes.
@@kimberlyshareemulford4932 The 1980’s were a very memorable time. Even then, I knew we were living in a period where it was unique and we probably wouldn't see the likes again.
Air Supply is fantastic! Saw them in the early 80’s & they didn’t disappoint. The one that I love, Every woman in the world, Here I am. They’re just amazing!
Yes but Lost in Love is A 70s Party Baby ,,
Saw them late 2016 and believe me they have not lost anything. The same tones you heard when you listened to their radio cuts in the 70's and 80's. They are just a joy to watch in concert. No big light show just them and their music. May sound boring but they are definitely not boring.
According to Graham Russell, he wrote this song in just 15 minutes. He told us: "'Lost In Love' is such a simple song. I think about the songs before I start to write them, and I think about where they're going to go. I'm very aware that when that inspiration comes, it comes very quickly: it's like a dart, and it doesn't last a long time, that real initial impulse. So when it comes I know that the thoughts are going to be scattered, and they're going to come really fast, and I need to get them down quickly, so I need to think about the song first when I know it's coming. When a song is coming I get a weird feeling, and then I kind of drift somewhere on my own to think about it. But when I actually play the piano or pick the guitar up, it'll come really quickly. But my songs, too, are very simple. I mean, I'm not into jazz, and I'm not into fusion or anything like that. My songs are really straight ahead, real simple chords, the simpler the better. So a song like 'Lost In Love' with four chords, there's only two parts to it. There's really no chorus. There's just a verse and a bridge. So something like that shouldn't take longer than 15 minutes to write, you know."
Air Supply is such a vibe. I absolutely love their sound.
Sweeps us back
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Every Woman in the World" and "The One That You Love"!
“Sweet Dreams” by Air Supply has been “the” song for me and my Sweetie of 37 years! I deployed 14 times on active duty and I’m on the road about 140 nights a year now. When I can send my Sweetie a good night message, it’s always “Sweet Dreams, my love”. Y’all need to check it out! Love the channel!
I love Air Supply back in the day
Lost in love was RELEASEDI in April 1979 Its 70s Amber You Gadda Love them 70s
This is one of my faves, but, REALLY, you gotta listen to the original recorded version. That’s the one we all heard back in the day, and sent us all drifting, as it played on the radio…. ❤
"Lost In Love" & "Even The Nights Are Better" are my favorites by Air Supply.
Whenever I hear their music I have to sing along with it it's just so lovely
Yea, this was their title song off this album. Their next song was All out of Love. Graham Russell was the lead singer. They sold a few albums in their day. Like 100 MILLION.
Russell Hitchcock was the lead singer. Graham Russell is the guitarist/tall blonde guy.
Air Supply didn't chart internationally until 1980. Their biggest hit in Australia was their debut single, Love and Other Bruises (1976). It's a beautiful song.
Robert Lost in Love came out in very early 1979 lol Its a 70s song
@@theodoreritola7641 Lost in Love was originally released in Australia in 1979, but then it was re-recorded and released internationally in 1980. Original is 5:34. Re-recorded is 3:51.
@@theodoreritola7641 "Lost in Love" is a 1980 song recorded by the Australian soft rock group Air Supply. The song was written by group member Graham Russell. The original version of the song appeared on the Life Support album in 1979 and was released as a single in Australia, reaching number 13 on the Kent Music Report. The group re-recorded the song for the album of the same name [Lost in Love] in 1980 and this version was released as a single in the US, reaching number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. (From Wikipedia)
agree with "Love and other bruises".
They have so many great songs!
I love this song! Can’t go wrong with Air Supply!! Such harmony!
This one would be worth listening to the studio version
He turned this one into a power ballad (with the intensity of his singing late in the song), is that how the recording is?
My thoughts, as well. 🥰
Agree much better to show the vocals and instrumentation. I really wanted them to listen to a studio version.
I agree the studio album is much better. They either have been on tour awhile or are getting older They are underneath the note, still great just not quite as good.
@@ckobo84 yes. That is the same formula of the song
Air Supply is another great classic rock band.
Please listen to the original studio version of this song. He sounds great here, but singers do tend to get weaker as they age. The notes he hits when he’s young are insane.
Agree, the studio version is stellar!
That’s what I was thinking…original 80s non live is better.
Yes Russell Hitchcock was definitely strained in this video. He’s not even that old here but when he was young it was totally effortless and his voice glided in the clouds.
One of our iconic Australian duos, Graham and Russell are beautiful singers. All out of love 1980, is my favourite
You really can't go wrong with Air Supply. Beautiful voices, great instrumentals, sweet lyrics.
This Australian group has so many great love songs in the 80’s.
And the 70s LIKE LOST IN LOVE early 1979
I've seen this band 13 times! They never disappoint! Please do more songs by them!
I was probably sitting near you at least ten of those times!! 🤪
The studio version is so good also!! Beautiful song! Air supply is great -whatever! ❤❤❤
They were a staple in the 80's... PLEASE try Little River Band soon, especially Lady, Lonesome Loser, Cool Change or Reminiscing... Take It Easy On Me is another favorite...
Cool Change is my all time favorite song!
The harmony of Air Supply is superb. I have appreciated their music for years. And I love your comments throughout. I have been watching your critiques for months and finally decided that I had to subscribe. Your honesty and heart-felt comments express such a depth of feeling and integrity that I find absolutely refreshing. Thank you
Air Supply has some of the sweetest songs! I absolutely love them! ❤️
Another great musical act from Down Undah. They were the kings of soft rock. "Every Woman in the World", "The One That You Love", "Here I Am", "Making Love Out of Nothing at All"... so many great tunes. Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell were tremdneous together. I will also suggest again that you give Dan Fogelberg a try. He's up there with Bread if you like "cloud music". "Longer" would be a great place to start.
I second the Dan Fogelberg request!!
All great songs can't go wrong with any of these
Amber loves Bread! And they love Dan Fogelberg! All the other songs are so great too!!
Dan Fogelberg is an amazing singer who died too young! RIP Dan!
@@tiffanytosh1569 yes
It really is such a pretty song.
It really is!❤
My mom and I love this band. They're so calming! Keep on them, guys! They are just too perfect to ignore!
They have so many good songs but when I was in 6th grade my very first ever moonlight couples skate at Rollaire Skate Centre was to Air Supply's "Sweet Dreams". I had the 45 of The One That You Love and would sing along to it over and over. When I was 11 I could actually hit the notes.
A nice live performance, but the studio version is even better. Great vocals. Soft rock at it's best.
You wouldn't know it from this live version but this is a really great song.
Making Love Out of Nothing at All. is my favorite Air Supply song...MUST DO!
"Two Less Lonely People" was the tune that became me and my wife's song. Definitely worth a listen.
AS was on fire in the late70's early 80's !!!!
Oh man. Air Supply. This sends me back to harmonizing with Air Supply with my best friend in middle school, both of us learning piano since the 5th grade, sitting side by side on her rickety piano bench, singing our hearts out, plunking away on the clunky keys of her old upright piano, with nary a care in the world. All the woes of the world had not yet landed on our shoulders & all we needed was a good friend & good music. Thanks guys!
I harmonize with everything. Now, my son does also.
@@paulrosebush9137 That's so cool! Me too! Sometimes so much, I forget where the melody falls, lol. I never really know which part I'm singing, just skipping around to whatever I hear in the moment. It's probably cringey, but me & The Beach Boys can tear it up!
@@lavenderbluemama953 Same here. Even the oldies!!
You will remember this chorus too, Guys. Love hoe the singer kicks it up an octave at the end. Thanks.
Spring of 1980,freshman year of high school,Air Supply on the radio,I was literally "Lost In Love"
The reason you might be confused with this in the last song that you reacted to is quite understanding because Air Supply had a lot of hits with the word "love" in the title. Lost in Love, All Out of Love, The One That You Love, Making Love out of Nothing at All, to name a few. For soft and smooth music they are the ones to listen to!
Air supply "Just as I am" will definitely showcase his vocal talent.
This was my favorite song when it was released (yes,bum that old 😂), and I still love it. It's my favorite Air Supply song.
Making Love Out of Nothing at All is by far their best song, and it will be Amber's favorite as well, as it was written by Jim Steinman, the guy who wrote all the other theatrical Meat Loaf stuff she loves.
A beautiful song. Just the kind of mood I am in tonight thanks for playing it.❤
Awesome song
"Here I am" and "The one that you Love" are my favorites!
This just brings back memories from my childhood, love Air Supply!!! Never heard this live version. 🧡💛🧡💛
So Air Supply are the Kings of Mellow. Their music was always so calming and soothing to me, yet Russell has one of those amazingly powerful voices. Other songs to do are "HERE I AM", "EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER", and "MAKING LOVE OUT OF NOTHING AT ALL."
"Making Love Out of Nothing At All" is Air Supply's BEST of all their songs! You NEED to react to it. Looking forward to when you do!
Probably my favorite Air Supply song but prefer the studio version! Loved it since I was a kid, the harmonies!! Please check out Making Love Out of Nothing at All, Here I Am, Every Woman in the World, Even the Nights Are Better. Also, Paul Davis Cool Night, '65 Love Affair, Do Right, Sweet Life. Eddie Rabbitt, Drivin' My Life Away, Step By Step, Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight, You and I, Warning Sign, and Little River Band "Lady" - keep smiling!! 😍😍😍
Looks like you grew up in the same era I did we had such wonderful music to listen to
You said Paul Davis but you forgot one of his biggest hits, "I Go Crazy".
@@vaskylark oh I didn't forget, it's one of my favorite songs of all time but they already reacted to "I Go Crazy" earlier this year. I'm hoping they revisit him soon!! 😁🎶
Great suggestions 💙
@@mikekling hehe Good reason! :)
My favorite of theirs. Listen to studio version uninterrupted. You'll hear Russell Hitchcock's voice go even higher in the studio version. It's super climactic.
One of their biggest songs was 'Maying Love Out of Nothing At All', which was originally written for the great Meat Loaf.
I've been a fan of Air Supply since the early 80s, and this has always been my favorite song.
The tall singer with the guitar is Graham Russell. The shorter singer is Russell Hitchcock. They both have beautiful voices...Graham's is the higher soft pitch, Russell's is the booming one. They're a duo who've had various other members as the backing band. They began in the 1970s and had their biggest hits in the early to mid 1980s. They still tour. I'd suggest listening to "Here I Am", "Every Woman in the World", "Now and Forever", "Two Less Lonely People in the World".
My Mum and Dad got divorced in the early 80s. Being the youngest of five kids, my Mum shielded me from most of her pain....she would however play Air Supply albums over and over, so clearly she was going through it! It has both nostalgic and bittersweet vibes for me for that reason but I just love them.
One of the best songs ever written . And I remember listening to this when I was very young . One of my favorites .
So many great songs by Air Supply. Making Love Out of Nothing At All, Every woman in the World, Just as I am and Even the Nights are Better
I never get tired of Air Supply. I've seen him several times in concert and they always put on a fantastic show.
The studio version has even better vocals. "The One That You Love" Is my favorite by these guys. Highly recommended.
Air Supply is my all time favorite band! Violins are the oxygen of vocal music.
And I also appreciate that they took care with their attire. Dress up, show up and be present entertainers .
I own their best of album, very easy listening and some beautiful lyrics to match. Very powerful Duo.
This song charted on Billboard Hot 100 on February 9, 1980 and it peaked at number 3 for 4 weeks and it was there 1st chart single they had a total of 13 chart singles
Air Supply was the early eighties "LOVE" Bands. I love them as well
Russell has a POWER voice that goes right through you !! Gives me goose bumps!!! Always loved this song and the group.
This is my absolute favorite of this group. It takes me waaaaay back to my childhood! All the warm and fuzzies!!!!!
Makes me smile the hear Air Supply again, thanks for reminding me how much I like them.
Ooohhh please do Here I Am and Making Love Out of Nothing At All
I've seen Air Supply 3 times in the last 5 years. They still sound great, the backup band is amazing, and it's one of the best times you could ever have at a live concert, plus their tickets aren't hundreds of dollars. If you get a chance to see them, go!
In the first half of the 80s Air Supply was everywhere! I've always loved them! And to think this performance is live with group vocals, who are also playing instruments, backing by a full orchestra, and lead vocalist with certainly no Auto Tune and is stunning, AMAZING!! ... they are talented beyond belief and I miss their brand of music! Please do more from this group! ♥️♥️♥️
Really great group, lots of hits. Saw in concert back in the 1980's...wonderful show.
I know the Air Supply hit songs so well I can pretty much sing along with all of them. I had at least 3 second hand Air Supply albums when I was a kid and I listened to them repeatedly. High quality vocals, good arrangement, and solid romantic lyrics are what you can count on from practically every Air Supply song.
Making love out of nothing is a great song
I've been listening to Air Supply since I was 6 years old, I'm now 44 years old, and it makes me happy to see young people checking them out. You do check out this song by them called "Sandy, and hard to forget her."
The lyrics in "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" are unbelievable. Probably my all time favorite Air Supply song.
That was written by Jim Steinman. You should check out some of his other songs that he wrote and were performed by various artists.
Oh my goodness! Air Supply. Great soft rock ✌❤🎶
MUST HEAR Classics,, The Climax Blues Band "I Love You" & "Couldn't Get It Right"
These guys are the Kings of ballads! Love them!
Back to my teen years! 😊. I’ve never seen this. Absolutely, love this version. ❤️ I saw them live about a couple years ago, but the thrill was gone. They didn’t sound the same , but they tried. 😬Their just older. No worries, they were great for their time.
This is the first Air Supply song I ever heard and the one that's held up best for me.
This might be my fav Air Supply Song...definitely in the top three for sure.
This song was at the top of the charts for sooooo long!
As alot of people have said "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" is pretty much my favorite, but everything off of The Definitive Collection album is amazing.
One of my favorite groups when I was growing up. Their songs are absolutely incredible.
"Can't Let Go" and "Sweet Dreams" by Air Supply are vocal masterpieces
Air Supply loved up there song titles.. Great group.. Brings back memories.
Their greatest hits was in soooo may boyfriends music collection back in the early 80's! So many memories of that time. Great date music back then!
Next song, Making Love Out of Nothing at All.
One of the best soft rock duos♥ Every song the have done is a hit.
'Making love out of nothing at all' by far thier best song. It was written & produced by Jim Stienman the man who brought Meat Loaf.
"The One That I Love " and "Every Woman in the World" are two of the best imo. Great band! Please react to their studio versions 💙
Love you guys 💕💕
OhhhMG! This takes me back to our seventh and eighth grade dances in our little grade school gym. Little Kansas town, I think my class was all of a dozen or so students. But so many good memories with these awesome 80's songs and pop culture in the background. Plus my mom used to like to do housework with the radio on loud and would sing along, or have it cranked up loud in the car. My grandmother babysat me a lot, and she was the same way. I love that I was able to have such a wonderful musical education that was very diverse. I think the first songs I remember my mom singing along with was "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green, "How 'bout us" and "Love is the answer", by Ace?? Grandma loved early and then newer county music, Elvis, and then I got her hooked on Prince, The Stray Cats, and Queen. She loved Freddie Mercury's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", it reminded her of Elvis. And the fact that you guys are discovering all of these amazing artists, and get to share them with your kids too, it's just really special. And your kids will always have these videos and can later on (way, way later on, but still...) share them with their own kids. I think it's really sweet. 🎵🎶😁
I got to see them in concert many years ago in Kentucky. They have always been one of my favorite groups.
Every single song by Air Supply is amazing but this one is extra special
Beautiful! "Every Woman In The World To Me" is a great song. So is "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All", "Even The Nights Are Better", "Here I Am" and "Just As I Am".