Edison Lighthouse
Edison Lighthouse originated in England as an outgrowth of the successful U.K. group, The Flying Machine which had a U.S. top-five hit in November 1969 with "Smile a Little Smile for Me" featuring Les Fradkin on vocals, mellotron, organ, and guitar. The producer of that release assembled a new group for a new song called "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)". Edison Lighthouse was the alias of songwriters and producers Tony McCaulay and Barry Mason Read more on Last.fm
Artist Statistics
Below are the number of appearances made, sorted by the most popular types of performance. Repeat performances are not counted, unless stated otherwise.
Studio Performances
3
Repeat Performances
3
Live Performances
0
Satellite Performances
0
Music Videos
0
Linked Performances
1
Artist Appearances
| Episode | Performance | ||
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| 20th Anniversary Special |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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| Christmas Day 1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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| 26/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Audience Dancing |
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| 26/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over The Charts |
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| 19/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over The Charts |
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| 19/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Audience Dancing |
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| 12/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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| 12/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over The Charts |
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| 05/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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| 05/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over The Charts |
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| 29/01/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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| 29/01/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over The Charts |
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| 08/01/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |