Jigsaw - Sky high (Ruud's Extended Edit)

Jigsaw was an English pop music group (singer-songwriter duo of Clive Scott (R.I.P.) and Des Dyer, Barrie Bernard & Tony Campbell). In Australia the group was called "British Jigsaw" due to the existence of a local band of the same name. In the Mid Seventies they signed a contract with the independent UK label 'Splash'. Their first recording for the label, titled "Sky High", was recorded for the film The Man from Hong Kong, a 1975 martial-arts action movie starring George Lazenby. Splash pressed a couple of hundred promotional copies and reaction to the song was good, especially from Radio Luxembourg which began playing the song with high rotation during its nightly English pop music broadcasts to the UK. "Sky High" subsequently made the UK Top 10 in November 1975. Chelsea Records released it in the U.S. (where Splash had no pressing plant) and it was a hit there, going to #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, and to #2 Adult Contemporary. The song also charted all over the world and was #1 in Japan. A famous Mexican wrestler, Mil Máscaras, used "Sky High" as his theme tune. He would walk to the ring with the song playing in the background, and his popularity in Japan helped "Sky High" to become a hit twice over in that country in consecutive years.
I found several mixes of 'Sky high' and I got inspired to create my own extended edit. I used the 'Disco Purrfection' mix, which I cut, copied, pasted and restructured and also cleaned it up and gave the sound a little 'boost'. For the video I used footage I have found on KZbin.
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