edison lighthouse - Love grows where my rosemary goes

Classic late 60's featuring the great Tony Burrows on vocals. This is NOT Tony singing on the video.

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[Au60schild]

I was born in '57 and you better believe that these were the best years of my life, the 60's and 70's, even conceding the social strife and Vietnam. You had to live through the days to know all the incredible music everywhere. I wouldn't trade that back for my youth for anything. What a time to grow up!

[TheGreatOffender]

If you don't want to be old.....You're not.

[nix depaola]

I was born in 63'.....just turned 50...these where CLASSIC TIMES!

[Cate Shaw-Kilpatrick]

I'm a '57-er myself, just turned 56. Couldn't be happier, got some terrific grown kids and two gorgeous Grand-babies! This particular song is a special one for me and one of my kiddos...Yeah, those days were great, I guess, at least for us personally, every generation has it's own troubles, we had ours, let's pray it'll be better for the next ones...

[blakely valentino]

I know.

[spiderdragon1969]

You do realize this is NOT the Edison Lighthouse that wrote and sang the song, right? The guys in the video are lip syncing the song. They're a bunch of stand-in musicians who were filmed singing the original band's song.

[deltorso]

eee

[rosemarydragon]

Yep I agree, the 60's and 70's were great to be young and the music was great then. I am glad like you that I was young then. The word is not a great place now and I have fond memories of being oblivious to world economic crisis and terrible wars everywhere. Maybe I was just young and naive lol!!!

[chuy122353]

been over 50yrs and i still miss u babe my fault

[mottledbrain]

For me, including this made 'Shallow Hal' a better movie.

[blakely valentino]

Thank you very much :)

[Brian Mullan]

his name is Paul Vigrass,