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Artist: Lighthouse
Album: One Fine Morning
From: Canada
Label: Repertoire Records
Released: 1971/1993
Genre: Jazz Rock, Brass Rock, Progressive Rock
Format: MP3 CBR 320
Continuation of the topic. The fourth album in the group's discography (#80 on the US Billboard 200 - the highest place in the group's history). The single "One Fine Morning" reached #24 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Tracks:
01. Love Of A Woman - 5:52
02. Little Kind Words - 4:15
03. Old Man - 5:35
04. Sing, Sing, Sing - 3:22
05. 1849 - 6:12
06. One Fine Morning - 5:14
07. Hats Off (To The Stranger) - 3:37
08. Show Me The Way - 2:25
09. Step Out On The Sea - 5:04
10. Sweet Lullaby - 4:56
Bonus:
11. One Fine Morning (Single A-Side, 1971) - 3:21
12. Take It Slow (Out In The Country) (Single A-Side, 1971) - 3:05
13. Sweet Lullaby (Single B-Side, 1971) - 4:04
Personnel:
Ronn "Skip" Prokop - drums, percussion, vocals
Paul Matthew Hoffert - piano, vibes
Robert Bruce "Bob" McBride - lead vocals, percussion
Ralph Cole - guitar, vocals
Don DiNovo - viola
Dick Armin - cello
Louis Yacknin - bass
Keith Jolimore – baritone & tenor saxophones, flute, vocals
Larry Smith - trombone, vocals
Howard Leslie Shore - alto saxophone
Pete Pantaluk - trumpet
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by Crimson
on 2024-04-25 22:14:42
 | Wow! This is a blast from my Canadian past. Lighthouse were huge! Some members went on to very prominent music careers, such as Howard Shore, who has composed many film soundtracks. Thank you! |
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