Lighthouse – K-Tel Presents: 20 Great Hits (2xLP) (VG+/VG)

Lighthouse – K-Tel Presents: Lighthouse; 20 Great Hits
2xLP, Compilation (Limited Collector's Edition) | K-Tel | Cat. No. NC 440 | Canada | 1975

Canadian K-Tel International / GRT Canada pressing of this 20-track double LP compilation spanning the career of Lighthouse — the Toronto-based jazz-rock and pop collective led by Skip Prokop and Paul Hoffert, one of the defining Canadian rock acts of the early 1970s. Distributed by K-Tel International Ltd., 1670 Inkster Blvd., Winnipeg, Canada. Made and lithographed in Canada; produced in association with GRT Canada. Issued as a “Limited Collector’s Edition.” Twenty tracks across four sides including One Fine Morning, Sunny Days, Pretty Lady, Good Day, Rockin’ Chair, Hats Off To The Stranger, No More Searching, and Wide-Eyed Lady. VG+ vinyl with light wear; sleeve VG with minor edge and storage wear.

Condition

• Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — light wear
• Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — minor edge and storage wear

Tracklist

Side A
A1. One Fine Morning
A2. Sunny Days
A3. Can You Feel It
A4. Take It Slow
A5. Pretty Lady

Side B
B1. Good Day
B2. You Girl
B3. Insane
B4. Got A Feeling
B5. Broken Guitar Blues

Side C
C1. Rockin’ Chair
C2. Hats Off To The Stranger
C3. Little Kind Words
C4. I Just Want To Be Your Friend
C5. Bright Side

Side D
D1. No More Searching
D2. Silver Bird
D3. Lonely Places
D4. Magic’s In The Dancing
D5. Wide-Eyed Lady

Details

• Format: 2xLP, Compilation (Limited Collector’s Edition)
• Label: K-Tel (NC 440)
• Country: Canada
• Released: 1975
• Weight: 460 g
• Distributed by K-Tel International Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba
• Produced in association with GRT Canada | Made & lithographed in Canada
• Style: Jazz-Rock, Pop Rock, Classic Rock

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