Can anyone help with this ?

Barry White - No Limit on Love

Supremacy Records - SUP 8002

A division of Scepter Records, Inc, New York.

1974

I picked it up in a second hand shop in Glasgow nice tracks but cant find any details anywhere about it.

Can anyone help with this ?

Barry White - No Limit on Love

Supremacy Records - SUP 8002

A division of Scepter Records, Inc, New York.

1974

I picked it up in a second hand shop in Glasgow nice tracks but cant find any details anywhere about it.

Hi Roddy used to have this myself, noticed theres a couple of copies on the Gemm site $20.00-H

Thanks i was looking for a little more info i didnt know he recorded for wand

Thanks i was looking for a little more info i didnt know he recorded for wand

ahh right sorry mate

Got this from Discogs , just as a matter of interest........ is the " fragile handle with care " track a cover of sam Dee`s?. there was also a re-release of this LP in 2001 on Joker records [ 39067], not sure if a CD or LP

Barry White - No Limit On Love

Label: Supremacy Records, Supremacy Records Catalog#: SUP 8002, SUP-8002 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Country: US Released: 1974 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul

Tracklist

A1

I've Got The World To Hold Me Up

A2

Under The Influence Of Love

A3

Your Heart And Soul

A4

Long Black Veil

A5

All In The Run Of A Day

B1

Come On In, Love

B2

Fragile - Handle With Care

B3

Out Of The Shadows

B4

Where Can I Turn To

B5

I Owe It All To You

Credits

• Art Direction - Dick Smith (9)
• Artwork By [Drawing Of Barry White] - Jim O'Connell
• Executive Producer - Stan Greenberg
• Photography - Richard Marx
• Producer - Barry White

Notes

Nationally Distributed by Springboard International

℗ 1974 Scepter Records Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix Number: SUP-8002A
• Matrix Number: SUP-8002b

Edited April 6, 201114 yr by GARV

Can anyone help with this ?

Barry White - No Limit on Love

Supremacy Records - SUP 8002

A division of Scepter Records, Inc, New York.

1974

I picked it up in a second hand shop in Glasgow nice tracks but cant find any details anywhere about it.

Hi Roddy,

Have had this album myself a few times it's stuff recorded for his Bronco label as far as i can work out no direct link to Scepter/Wand

Derek

Hi Roddy,

I do have the album.

"Come on in love" is the best dancer. In it's original acetate form it's actually excellent and worthy of spins. Darn it if they went and drowned out the percussion with strings on this album version .....from a time when Bazza was a poor struggling musician.....!

"All in the run of a day" also got a UK release on President.

Edited April 6, 201114 yr by Steve G

thanks guys

Nationally Distributed by Springboard International

Springboard was a 1970s reissue label... they released LPs by artists such as Sly Stone (Autumn period), Barry White etc from "before they were famous" to cash in on their current chart success.

Theres quite a few of these cash-ins on other labels as well - United (loads of Kent [60s] lps), Hallmark (Chi-Lites/Hi-Lites early releases), Post (Jerry Butler early solo stuff) etc.

B2

Fragile - Handle With Care

is this the track writen by Sam Dees

B2

Fragile - Handle With Care

is this the track writen by Sam Dees

If this is the same Lp that I've got then no.....unfortunately

Cheers Paul

dud post

Edited April 7, 201114 yr by Only Dreaming

"Fragile Handle With Care" bears no relation to the Sam Dees tune.

and

Dave

Hi Garv. I'm assuming from your avatar that you are the bloke that who used to live in the Uxbridge Area?

Dave

I think the Fragile Handle With Care track is the same one as recorded by Lori Hampton on Uni

Hi Garv. I'm assuming from your avatar that you are the bloke that who used to live in the Uxbridge Area?

Dave

Yes i used to live in Uxbrigde, 10 years ago.

Do i know you?, thanks for clearing up the F,HWC question

I think the Fragile Handle With Care track is the same one as recorded by Lori Hampton on Uni

https:///www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTbBX_efQnc&feature=related

Edited April 7, 201114 yr by GARV

"All in the run of a day" also got a UK release on President.

The US release was on Bronco - '67 or '68 I believe and I believe prompted the UK President release. Is this 1974 album version different from the 60s releases?

yes it is not the same version as the bronco 45. i actually prefer the album version myself.

come on in love was also done by jay dee on his warner bros lp from 1974 also produced by barry

dave

thanks for all your help guys