Lighthouse

Drummer Miss Prokop formed Lighthouse in 1968 and began adding users immediately after: guitarist Ralph Cole (whom Prokop had used within the Paupers), Give Fullerton, Pinky Dauvin, saxophonist Howard Shoreline, cellist Dick Armin, violinist Don DiNovo, key pad participant Paul Hoffert, saxophonist Keith Jollimore, vocalist Bob McBride, trumpeter Peter Pantaluk, trombonist Larry Smith and bassist Louis Yackniw. The music group released two singles on RCA in 1970 and performed in the Newport and Monterey Jazz Celebrations as well as the Isle of Wight Festival, though that they had rejected Woodstock. In past due 1970, GRT released Lighthouse’s debut record, Peacing EVERYTHING Jointly. 1971 brought One Great Morning hours and Thoughts of Movin’ On, and in 1972, the music group released Lighthouse Live! and Sunny Times. The band dropped members, from 1973 when Paul Hoffert still left, accompanied by Bob McBride and Neglect Prokop in 1974; the group ultimately disbanded in 1976. Lighthouse got released IS IT POSSIBLE TO Experience It (1973) and Great Time (1974), and in 1975, THE VERY BEST of Lighthouse made an appearance. Original people re-formed for concert events in 1982 and 1993, and another biggest hits album, THE VERY BEST of Lighthouse — Sunny Times Again, was released in 1989. Postcards from Heaven implemented in 1998. Both Bob McBride and Neglect Prokop experienced somewhat successful single careers. Unfortunately, Bob McBride dropped his struggle with substance abuse Feb 20, 1998. He was 51.