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Now and Forever is the seventh studio album by Australian soft rock band Air Supply, released in 1982. It was the band's last platinum album in America, and their last album to continue the band's successful popularity, peaking at #25 on US charts. The album contains the hit "Even the Nights Are Better" (#5), along with the minor hits "Young Love" (#38) and "Two Less Lonely People in the World" (#38). Although the album reached multi-platinum status, it failed to ensure the band's later career, as in the album notorious producers are abscent, and their style was starting to fade as dishearting to the public eye. The singles turned predictable, despite the potential seen in some of the album songs, the singles never got abundant. The title track got minor attention in their repertoire.
[edit] Track listing
- "Now and Forever" (Russell) - 3:50
- "Even the Nights Are Better" (Bell, Skinner, Wallace) - 3:57
- "Young Love" (Russell) - 4:00
- "Two Less Lonely People in the World" (Greenfield, Hirsch) - 3:59
- "Taking the Chance" (Russell) - 4:12
- "Come What May" (Snow, Weil) - 3:56
- "One Step Closer" (Russell) - 3:49
- "Don't Be Afraid" (Esler-Smith, Russell) - 3:20
- "She Never Heard Me Call" (Goh, Russell) - 3:24
- "What Kind of Girl" (Goh, Russell) - 3:50
[edit] Personnel
- Ralph Cooper: Drums.
- Donn Davenport: Art Direction.
- Frank Esler-Smith: Conductor, Keyboards, Orchestration.
- Rex Goh: Guitar.
- Dave Green: Guitar, Bass.
- Karen Hewitt: Assistant Engineer.
- Russell Hitchcock: Vocals.
- Leon Lecash: Photography.
- Harry Maslin: Producer, Engineer, Mixing.
- Lindsay Matthews: Photography.
- David Moyse: Guitar.
- Graham Russell: Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals.
- John VanNest: Assistant Engineer, Mixing.
- Allen Zentz: Mixing.
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