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Stevie Rachelle
Stevie Rachelle sang with the duo Air Supply, which formed in 1975 with guitarist Graham Russell. Their 1980 single "All Out of Love" became a major hit, and...
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Stevie Rachelle sang with the duo Air Supply, which formed in 1975 with guitarist Graham Russell. Their 1980 single "All Out of Love" became a major hit, and her voice on that track is what most people remember. She also recorded songs like "Broken Man" and "Don't Complain."
She was born in El Paso, Texas, and moved to Los Angeles after high school to pursue music. In 1984, she had vocal cord surgery that temporarily affected her singing. She and Russell parted ways in 2003, and she continued performing on her own after that.
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