View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 26 - PRC Compton Press Vinyl release of After Dark on Discogs. Label: RSO - RS,RSO - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo 26 - PRC Compton Press • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Disco, Pop Rock/5(22).

Dec 10,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 72 - PRC Richmond Pressing Vinyl release of After Dark on Discogs. Label: RSO - RS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo 72 - PRC Richmond Pressing • Country: US • Genre: Electronic, Pop • Style: Disco/5(24).

Mar 25,  · After Dark, an Album by Andy Gibb. Released in on RSO (catalog no. RS; Vinyl LP). Genres: Disco, Yacht Rock, Soft Rock, Pop. Featured peformers: Andy Gibb (vocals), Harold Cowart (bass), Joey Murcia (guitar), George Bitzer (keyboards, synthesizer), Ron Ziegler (drums), George Terry (guitar), Barry Gibb (aka_text {background vocals} role_id aka_text, guitar, /5(6).

ANDY GIBB After Dark ( UK track LP picture sleeve with illustrated credits inner. The sleeve shows some light storage wear but the vinyl looks barely played RSD) All items are in excellent to mint condition unless stated eresinalpropre.quitratinbernucocnyriserrerandy.co Rating: % positive.

After Dark 2 Desire 3 Wherever You Are 4 Warm Ride 5 Rest Your Love On Me 6 I Can't Help It 7 One Love 8 Someone I Ain't 9 Falling In Love With You 10 Dreamin' On /5(34).

* Items below may differ depending on the release. Review Though the songs here are literally sweet nothings filled with images of teardrops and angels, After Dark surpasses even the Bee Gees' Spirits Having Flown for consistency of aural beauty. Coproduced by Barry Gibb (who also wrote or cowrote all ten compositions), Andy Gibb's third album avoids the stridency that's sometimes flawed the.

In early ,Andy Gibb's third and final album of all-original recordings was released. Andy's contract with RSO records was nearing expiration and was never renewed. In November ,his final hit TIME IS TIME debuted on the radio,according to Norm N. Nite's Rock On Almanac.

'After Dark' is in many ways Andy's least authentic album as by the time of the album's recording (and aside from two co-writing credits) he was relying exclusively on his brothers (especially Barry) to provide him with the material to record and there is even a rumour that Andy's voice was in such bad shape at some of the sessions that Barry /5(17).