Members
- Arnie Chycoskicurrent
- Billy Kingcurrent
- Bob McBridecurrent
- Bruce Cassidycurrent
- Don Dinovoviolacurrent
- Don Whittoncurrent
- Donald Quancurrent
- Fred Stonecurrent
- Grant Fullertonbasscurrent
Howard Shorecurrent- Ian Guenthercurrent
- Keith Jollimoreflute, saxophonecurrent
- Larry Smithtrombonecurrent
- Leslie Snidercellocurrent
- Louie Yackninbasscurrent
- Mike Malonecurrent
- Paul Arminviola, violincurrent
- Paul Hoffertcurrent
- Pete Pantaluktrumpetcurrent
- Pinky Dauvinlead vocalscurrent
- Richard Armincellocurrent
- Rick Steptoncurrent
- Rick Waycheskocurrent
- Russ Littletrombonecurrent
- Sam Seecurrent
- Skip Prokopdrums (drum set), lead vocals, originalcurrent
- Steve Kennedycurrent
- Terry Wilkinscurrent
- John Naslentrumpet · 1971–1973
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Discography
Lighthouse2012
Tracklist not collected yet.
20th Century Masters: The Best of Lighthouse2010
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40 Years of Sunny Days2009
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Song of the Ages1999
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Good Day1974
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The Best of Lighthouse: Sunny Days Again1974
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Can You Feel It1973
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Sunny Days1972
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Lighthouse Live!1972
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One Fine Morning1971
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Thoughts Of Movin’ On1971
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One Fine Light1971
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Peacing It All Together1970
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Lighthouse1969
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Suite Feeling1969
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Pretty Lady1973
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One Fine Morning / Little Kind Words1971
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- RCA Records
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Identifiers & aliases
Lighthouse is a Canadian rock band formed in 1969 in Toronto, Ontario, whose repertoire included elements of rock music, jazz, classical music, and swing and featured horns, string instruments, and vibraphone. They won Juno Awards for Best Canadian Group of the Year in 1972, 1973, and 1974.
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