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Jigsaw (British band)

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Jigsaw are a successful British pop music group fronted by the singing/songwrighting duo Clive Scott and Des Dyer.

Originally a five piece band formed in 1966 they went on to score a number of hit singles around the world. They also released a total of no fewer than 13 albums.

Although they originally disbanded in the mid-1980's following the release of the single "You Bring Out The Best In Me," they have reformed several times since for revivals.

They are best known for the 1975 world-wide hit "Sky High," which was their first million-selling record, but have achieved much more since, both as a collective group and as individuals, over the course of the last 30 years.

Selected Discography

  • "I Need Your Love" (1968, single)
  • "Keeping My Head Above Water" (1971, single)
  • "I've Seen The Film, I've Read The Book" (1974, single)
  • I've Seen The Film, I've Read The Book (1974, album)
  • Sky High (1975, album) (released as the self-titled Jigsaw in the U.S.)

Tracklisting on the above album differs from country to country

  • "Sky High" (1975, single)
  • "Love Fire" (1976, single)
  • "Cry 'Til The Tears Run Dry" (1976, single)
  • "If I Have To Go Away" (1977, single)
  • "You Bring Out The Best In Me" (1982, single)
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