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One Fine Morning-Lighthouse (STEREO)

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Uploaded by on Apr 11, 2008

Known as Canada's most original pop band, Lighthouse kicked it out in 1971 with a 13 piece rockin' big band sound. Here they are in glorious stereo! Enjoy.

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  • Lighthouse actually put out two albums prior to 'One Fine Morning', at which point they 'cracked' the charts. Comparing Lighthouse to Chicago is unfair in that they just happened to be rock bands with horns. But Lighthouse also had a great string section! This band was more a mini-orchestra with a jazz pianist, a rock guitarist, funky bassist, and very adept drummer in Skip Prokop, who also penned this tune.

  • One of my all-time favorite bands! Saw them at Virginia Tech back in 1971 when I was a sophomore there. They had the place rocking! My hands still hurt from clapping. I'm still a little hoarse from singing along to all their great tunes. Thanks for the post!

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  • I remember this got lot of play on WSDM in Chicago when it was new - great station "the station with the girls" back when there weren't that many women on the air. Skip Prokop was also in the precursor group The Paupers that had some interesting rhythms.

  • THEY STILL PLAY IT ON THE RADIO NOW & THEN.

  • Hey, I always thought this WAS Chicago!!

    Shows how much attention I had in the "420" days.

  • Well, they suyck.

  • Great tune! Brings back memories...

  • Well, now I know where Nintendo got the riff for when Mario picks up a star.

  • I still have the album..

  • Thanks for the post I used to love this when i was a kid and never knew what it was...just stumbled upon it... :)

  • Can anyone post "8 Miles High?" -- Paul Hoffert's arrangement included the strings, horns and some of the tightest vocals I'd ever heard.

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