Higher Than High is a 1979 album released by British pop group Brotherhood of Man.

[2] "Middle of the Night" had already appeared on the group's Greatest Hits compilation released some months earlier and was the only single to chart.

[3] At the time the group had a regular spot on the Rolf Harris show, Rolf on Saturday, OK?, where they sang several songs from the album (namely "Papa Louis", "Middle of the Night", "Taxi", "Sleeping Beauty" and "Olé Olé").

[4] The style of the album was in the group's familiar pop mould, but with a shift towards more lightweight themes.

The album, like the group's others was produced by manager Tony Hiller, it continued his trend for short songs, with many of the tracks being less than three minutes, a largely outdated concept at the time given the rise of disco music which was at its peak at the time, which favoured longer-length songs.