LIGHTHOUSE
CANADA'S CLASSIC BAND - STILL ROCKIN'
LIGHTHOUSE ON TOUR
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EZRIN & LIGHTHOUSE
Bob Ezrin & George Seara w Dan Clancy & Shelly Davine at Noble St. Studios - photo courtesy Larry Frank
On January 2, 2017. Lighthouse recorded Leonard Cohen's 'Tower of Song' at Noble St. Studios. This was the first time Lighthouse had worked with Bob Ezrin and it was a wonderful collaboration. The recording and video will be released shortly. Stay tuned for updates.
To see more photos from the session click here.
To see more photos from the session click here.
LEONARD COHEN RIP
1934-2016
Lighthouse had the honour to perform Tower of Song for Leonard Cohen when he was given the Glenn Gould prize in 2012. After the performance he told us it was the best version of the song he'd ever heard.
His light will shine forever.
His light will shine forever.
JAMIE PROKOP
It was a sad day when we learned that Skip's ill=health was making it impossible for him to continue performing. His extraordinary technique and musicality were such a large part of the iconic Lighthouse sound we couldn't imagine replacing him. And the first gig without him would be on the Moody Blues Cruise, playing alongside such superstars as Roger Daltrey, Carl Palmer, The Strawbs and of course, The Moody Blues. However, Skip came up with a fabulous solution - his son Jamie!
If Jamie was at all intimidated by taking on such an enormous responsibility, he never showed it. After working intensely together for 3 months Jamie confidently slipped behind the drums for the first performance and the transition was seamless. The reception from the audience was electric and immediately the buzz onboard was that Lighthouse was the band to see.
Despite his youth, Jamie brings years of experience with him. He's super-charged the band with his vibrant energy incorporating solid technique with rock 'n' roll flair to create a style that's uniquely his own. He's done his Dad proud!!
If Jamie was at all intimidated by taking on such an enormous responsibility, he never showed it. After working intensely together for 3 months Jamie confidently slipped behind the drums for the first performance and the transition was seamless. The reception from the audience was electric and immediately the buzz onboard was that Lighthouse was the band to see.
Despite his youth, Jamie brings years of experience with him. He's super-charged the band with his vibrant energy incorporating solid technique with rock 'n' roll flair to create a style that's uniquely his own. He's done his Dad proud!!
LIGHTHOUSE 'CROWD FAVORITES' ON MOODY BLUES CRUISE
...Examiner.com
All good things must come to an end. Now exceptionally great things, they go down in a cerulean blaze of glory to rival the most vivid borealis to ever grace the evening sky. And while the inevitable April 7 finale to The Moody Blues Return to the Isle of Wight wasn’t exactly a “day that will live in infamy,” the sad conclusion certainly made Monday a lot bluer than usual. The floating legions may not have equaled the original festivalgoers in numbers, but the full-throated masses more than matched the passion of the original 700 thousand. That was in large part due to the extraordinary roster of Isle Of Wight veterans joining The Moodies for this year’s installment of the Cruise, including rock legends Roger Daltrey and Carl Palmer in addition to crowd favorites LIGHTHOUSE.
Examiner.com
Examiner.com
LIGHTHOUSE & WORLD VISION
Lighthouse has been partnering with World Vision Canada at many of the band's recent concerts. If you've ever thought of sponsoring a child this is an opportunity to make it happen. Representatives are present to explain the process and answer any questions you might have. If you decide to sponsor a child at a concert you'll receive a free copy of '40 Years of Sunny Days.' Many members of the band sponsor children. We hope you'll consider it too. For more info click here.
HEAR THE CLASSICS
SEE THE BAND
WEAR THE T-SHIRT
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Lighthouse is very proud of this release. The package pairs a completely remastered CD featuring 16 of the most requested original classics with a 5.1 surround sound DVD. If you've been to a Lighthouse concert recently you know how fantastic this band is. If you haven't, this is the chance to see and hear what everyone is raving about. Included with the CD and DVD is a twenty-four page booklet with archival and recent photographs and liner notes by Grammy Award® winning musicologist Rob Bowman.
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HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONS
DO YOU REMEMBER?
Did Lighthouse play at your High School in the '70s? The band would love to stir up memories and play at your reunion.
WHAT YOU'RE SAYING
WHAT WE'RE SAYING
ARE YOU IN THIS PICTURE?
Were you at Expo '70 in Japan? Do you see yourself in this picture? Or did you see the band that day? Let us know by clicking here.
Expo '70 Japan; band front row from left: Louie Yacknin, Skip Prokop, Ralph Cole,: back row from left: Keith Jollimore, Howard Shore, Bruce Cassidy, Pete Pantaluk, Larry Smith, Don DiNovo, Paul Armin, Dick Armin
The photo below was taken at Expo '70 in Japan with the hosts of the Canadian Pavilion? Are you in this photo? Did you see Lighthouse perform in Japan? When was the first time you saw the band? When was the last?
