https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDJGYTiHJ5A

I'm as excited about finding this footage as when I posted the clip of the Philly group Love Committee some months ago.

Never thought I'd ever see film of these guys who recorded several fabulous and much sought after soul and boogie LP's on Mercury through the 70's ...

Absolutely bloody wonderful, thanks for that.

Awesome clip!

- Funnily enough I was only recently listening to the interview with Keith Stewart of the group, on Boba's "sitting in the park" show - after I'd had a 'session' playing some of their tunes, from the first release "Promises" on GEC records to the Mercury LP "Fantasy".

Then around the end of the interview he mentioned his (then) recent CD on Da Man records "The longshot sessions" - this has a few tracks credited to Heaven & Earth, which at the time I never connected with the group

So I had to dig that out and play it again also!

Coincidence or what!

Excellent song, hardly the sort of staple youtube material !

I don't have this track, is it from an LP and if so which one please including label ?

Martin Snow

Awesome clip!

- Funnily enough I was only recently listening to the interview with Keith Stewart of the group, on Boba's "sitting in the park" show - after I'd had a 'session' playing some of their tunes, from the first release "Promises" on GEC records to the Mercury LP "Fantasy".

Then around the end of the interview he mentioned his (then) recent CD on Da Man records "The longshot sessions" - this has a few tracks credited to Heaven & Earth, which at the time I never connected with the group

So I had to dig that out and play it again also!

Coincidence or what!

Keith (the guy I interviewed) is second from the left in the video, the guy singing lead is Dwight Dukes, he walks past Keith at one point.

Don Cornelius polices youtube pretty well, the clip will probably be taken down soon (all soultrain vids get taken off quickly).

I don't have this track, is it from an LP and if so which one please including label ?

"No Limit" was issued as the b-side to "Guess Who's Back In Town" on MERCURY 74013 in 1978. That's the 7", don't know if there's a 12" or if it was included on any LP.

"No Limit" was issued as the b-side to "Guess Who's Back In Town" on MERCURY 74013 in 1978. That's the 7", don't know if there's a 12" or if it was included on any LP.

no limit is on that mercury LP that Guess who's back in town is on

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great track my god his trousers must be tight

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Don Cornelius polices youtube pretty well, the clip will probably be taken down soon (all soultrain vids get taken off quickly).

Dammn - just tried to download it using https://downthisvideo.com/ to find Don C has already had it taken down!

Don't suppose anyone managed to get a copy of it?

THANKS FOR THE LP SCAN JOHN, THAT WAS THE LP I ASSUMED IT MIGHT BE ON, IT'S ALWAYS BEEN A TOUGH ONE FOR ME, I THINK I'VE ONLY EVER SEEN IT TWICE AND IVE NEVER ACTUALLY POSSESSED A COPY.

Edited April 12, 200718 yr by MARTIN SNOW

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SAME AS THE BREAKWATER VERSION?

SAME AS THE BREAKWATER VERSION?

No, different song.