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
Below is a breakdown of the artist's performance types. Repeat performances are not counted, unless stated otherwise.
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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) Played Over Charts |
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26/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Audience Dancing |
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19/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over 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 Charts |
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05/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Played Over Charts |
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05/02/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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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 Charts |
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08/01/1970 |
Love Grows (where My Rosemary Goes) Mimed Performance |
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05/02/1970
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