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Life After Dark is the first Australian studio album by Mark Williams released in 1980. It marked his first attempt to duplicate the highly successful solo career he achieved back in his hometown of New Zealand. A single from the album "Wanna Give You My Love"/"Your Mama Won't Mind" had been pre-released in late 1978 with a subsequent single "I Don't Want You Anymore"/"Now That You're Gone" also pre-released in 1979.
However, the success Mark enjoyed in New Zealand proved more difficult to duplicate abroad with neither single nor album making it to the Australian charts. It would be a ten years before Mark would release a subsequent Australian album with the decade in between spent touring with other bands, working on television and starting a new band in Sydney named Boy Rocking, also signed to CBS Australia.
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Mark Williams |
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| Studio Albums |
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| Singles |
"Celebration / Let Love Come Between Us" | "Yesterday Was Just The Beginning Of My Life" | "Sweet Wine / Who Do You Think You Are" | "If It Rains / Morning Sun Upon A Mountain" | "Taking It All In Stride / Why Can't We Be Lovers" | "It Doesn't Matter Anymore / True Love (Is Never Easy)" | "If There's Still A Little Love (feat. Sharon O'Neill)" | "House For Sale / Love Is Forever" | "Wanna Give You My Love / Your Mama Won't Mind" | "I Don't Want You Anymore / Now That You're Gone" | "Show no Mercy / You're So Cool" | "Fix of Love / Your Love" | "Spell Is Broken / Fool No More"
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| Associated acts: The Face | Boy Rocking | Dragon |
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