London’s vibrant music scene in 1969 served as the breeding ground for a group that would define the sunny, infectious sound of British bubblegum pop under the name Edison Lighthouse. Before adopting this moniker, which was inspired by the Eddystone Lighthouse off the coast of Devon, the musicians were known on the home counties circuit as a soft rock outfit called Greenfield Hammer. Their transition into the professional spotlight was orchestrated by songwriter and producer Tony Macaulay, who owned the rights to the band name and sought a vessel for his melodic compositions. The original lineup featured the prolific session The post Top 10 Edison Lighthouse Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.