Well it certainly put a smile on my face, fab post mate, wonder where and when it was filmed, pure class, hope you're well Barry...

Atb phil

Made my day cheers Barry

 

Undisputed class

Well it certainly put a smile on my face, fab post mate, wonder where and when it was filmed, pure class, hope you're well Barry...

Atb phil

 

I'm at work presently but I'm sure it says from their UK Tour in 2008 somewhere on the clip - I hope I've not made that up ;0)

What is it? - can't see video at work - still.

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by MrC

What is it? - can't see video at work - still.

 

A recent clip of a live version of 'Smiling Faces Sometimes' by Undisputed Truth in wondeful HD.

Hey Barry, This is awsome, For years i've disregarded 70's 80's as POO, Have recently seen the error of my ways, probally the reason for this was the levine experiance at mecca.

I'm reformed now i think as i keep hearing stuff what i what i would hav never dreamed listening to back in the day.

What album is it from Or was it a single release ??

Garry

Brilliant vid and sound. Thanks for that.

 

I still love the "A" side too ("You got the love I need"). 1971 was a good year 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7PUgYASz7Q

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by 71 Steve

That is certainly a very good live performance - probably wasn't any more perfect back in the day!

That is certainly a very good live performance - probably wasn't any more perfect back in the day!

I think you're right!...How fashion (and hair!) change hey

 

Garry got a UK single release on TMG 789 .

I think you're right!...How fashion (and hair!) change hey

 

 

That's great - but I think I prefer the more recent version musically - and fashion wise!

Anybody got the Temptations LP "Sky's the limit" incredible moody version of "Smiling faces" like only Norman Whitfield could produce (produced Undisputed Truths aswell) its about 13mins long, brilliant

 

Kev

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by kev cane

Anybody also got a British "Discover Me" David Ruffin, flip it, another great version, obviously produced by the man, Norman Whitfield

 

Kev

Friend of mine used 'SFS' as his funeral record, made a few people in the pews squirm - he always did have a good sense of humour.