'Magic' was the last album by Gillan and featured Ian Gillan himself, Janick Gers (guitar), John McCoy (bass), Colin Towns (keyboards), and Mick Underwood (drums). After a tour to promote the album, Ian Gillan broke up the band in order to join Black Sabbath for a year. Released in October 1982, it reached #17 in the UK album chart and features the hit singles "Long Gone" and "Living For The City" (a cover version of the Stevie Wonder classic). The eight bonus tracks feature the non-album single b-sides as well as two album outtakes: amazing versions of The Beatles' "Helter Skelter" and Howlin' Wolf's "Smokestack Lightning". Also included are the a- and b-side of the solo single "South Africa" from 1988, along with an extended 12" version.