This 1980 album found Andy Gibb embracing a more mature, adult-oriented R&B sound, diverging from the pure pop of his earlier work. It features collaborations with some of music's most respected session players and vocalists.
- "After Dark" was Andy Gibb's third and final studio album.
- The album's lead single, "Don't Ever Say Goodbye," reached number 74 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
- After the album's release, Gibb's career was largely sidelined by personal struggles.
Andy Gibb was the youngest of the singing Gibb brothers, hailing from Manchester, England, and achieving solo success in the late 1970s with a string of R&B-influenced pop hits. "After Dark" arrived at a transitional moment for Gibb, following the commercial peak of his early career and preceding his withdrawal from the spotlight.
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