Edison Lighthouse - Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) (Official Video) 

anyone in 2024 ?

Imagine how touching to know that there's a person who write songs about you.

Yep, i'm tuning in!!

Love the hippy chick

I remember when this song came out. I was a co-pilot on the Boeing 707 flying all over the world. I was praying for a wife, but had to wait until 1976 to meet my "Rosemary". We married in 1978. Sadly I lost her in 2018, but look forward to meeting up with her in Heaven.

I'm 72, and this song taking me back when I was very young and in love. I'm glad that young generation has recognized the masterpiece and love the music of my heart and time. . That is awesome and makes me very happy. This is a proof that masterpieces never die. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🌹

I love this song at age 65 just like I did at age 13. Always makes me happy!

It's so beautiful. I'm hooked up to this song and people still listens to it. Year is 2024 btw❤

Such a masterpiece.

My name is Rosemary and I was 16 when this was on the charts. Oh what a time to be alive! ❤

The lead singer is very handsome; the camera just loves him.

Best music ❤ 1970s. Listening 2024.

Songs from the 70s never fail to impress

This song was out when I was in 8th grade. Ill never forget Feb 28, 1970 this song was playing on the radio. I had just got home from my sisters funeral. She was 16 and had died on the 25th from injuries in a car crash. I cant hear this song without thinking of her. I miss you every day Susie. 💖

Adding this beauty to my "Songs I can't get bored of" list ❤

Feel so sorry for youth of today not experiencing life as we did.

Love this song ❤ reminds this old gal of simpler times

My son dances with me to this song in the kitchen on Sunday mornings while I'm cooking his breakfast. It makes me infinitely happy.

This was my Dads favourite song, he used to sing it to my mum ( her names Rosemary incase you didnt guess ) makes me smile everytime i hear it and remember happier times. Unfortunately my Dad passed over 36 years ago and my little mum now has dementia and lives in a care home now 88 i play this to her and i see her eyes light up again and shes young again. You had good taste Dad this is such a lovely song.

I am. It reminds me of my late husband. Our music appreciation spanned what I listened to at home with my patents; reminds me of what he danced to at the time. He was 12 years older. I still love this song for its memories

Imagine having a song that was popular in the 70s then a bunch of teenagers start listening to it again and bring everyone back to it that you had to post the music video for it 🥺✋ Edit: just before anyone gets mad, music is free for everyone to listen to without being braided. I feel like the older generation should embrace young people listening to old music no matter when or where they originally heard it.

This song came to me in a dream. Good song.

Song still hits

I was born in 1991 but raised on 70s music - my mom’s generation. The best music in my opinion. They don’t make music like this anymore 😢

Played this for my 17 yr old daughter recently. She had mates over a month later and it was blasting out of her room. Wonderful 😀

They don't write songs like this anymore. What a breath of fresh air !

as a musician for 58 years i think this song is musically unique, in some ways, and could stand up to some of the beatles best.

Who’s listening to this 2024.

This song just makes me infinitely happy. The lyrics are simple but there’s so much love and joy in it. I hope everybody here can find their own Rosemary to love ❤

I'm so glad I found this song. People still love it 50 years later.

One of the best songs from the 1970's. It is still joyous, fresh, and infectious when played in 2023-- a classic!

Oh how I miss the 60s & 70s...I just want to go back.

She ain't got no money Her clothes are kinda funny Her hair is kinda wild and free Oh, but Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me She talks kinda lazy And people say she she's crazy And her life's a mystery Oh, but Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me There's something about her hand holding mine It's a feeling that's fine And I just gotta say(hey!) She's really got a magical spell And it's working so well That I can't get away I'm a lucky fella And I've just got to tell her That I love her endlessly Because Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me … There's something about her hand holding mine It's a feeling that's fine And I just gotta say She's really got a magical spell And it's working so well That I can't get away … I'm a lucky fella And I've just got to tell her That I love her endlessly Because Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me It keeps growing every place she's been And nobody knows like me If you've met her, you'll never forget her And nobody knows like me … La la la- believe it when you've seen it Nobody knows like me

i dont like tiktok but one thing worth appreciating it for is how it introduces me to hidden gems! idc if someone says i came from tiktok so im "cringe and embarrassing", this is my jam now.

Yes, this was my generation, simple, just raw talent, sweet and innocent, just plain love, that's all you need.

Wow, 53 years have passed, and it seems like yesterday the moment the first few notes played! It was a great time to be young and innocent with our whole life ahead of us!❤

I'm 64 and this brings me way back to a happy feeling from the the 1970s.

Can all have a moment of appreciation for the beautiful boys of the 1970s? 👨‍🎤🎸🧑‍🎤🎸👨‍🎤🎸🧑‍🎤🎸

The music of the 60s and 70s tells of a simpler time with love and understanding held together by some of the best music that will ever be laid on the human ear

I agree Deb, I was a 70s rocking too never heard of Redbone. I like alot of this music, from 1972, I'm still learning. Rocking Robin.

I've probably posted all this before on this site, (can't find it now, with 3186 comments, July 2023), but.... Here's how this song was created in 1969, and came out in 1970, more or less! The composers, Tony Macaulay and Barry Mason somehow got the song to Columbia Records studio in Hollywood in 1969. It had already been recorded in England by a group called "Jefferson" but it was either never released until much later, or it was not an immediate big hit. Terry Melcher (Doris Day's son, producer of many big names in the 60's, like Paul Revere and the Raiders) was told "Make something of this!" I was a part time studio musician (guitar player) at the time, and Terry told us, "Make something of this!" We tried. We laid down the basic instrumental tract, which you still hear today! No voices. Terry didn't like it! He SOLD THE TRACK to a studio in England! They tossed in studio singers, (Tony Burrows, etc) and added some violins to the track, and... Tony sang and a fictitious group was created called "Edison Lighthouse" and they put the record out! The band you see on the videos (Top of the Pops, etc) were created AFTER the song was a hit! They did NOT record the song, other than Tony Burrows DID sing the lead! That's me, easily heard at the very beginning of the record, on lead guitar. I never met Tony Burrows. I understand he refuses to fly on an airliner and has never been to the USA. But... Tony had a LOT of GREAT HITS in the early 1970s! Ever heard "Gimme Dat Ding" by the Pipkins? That's Tony Burrows! How about "United We Stand Divided We Fall" by The Brotherhood of Man? That's also studio singer, Tony Burrows! How about "My Baby Loves Lovin'" by White Plains? Again, Tony Burrows and studio singers! How about "Beach Baby" by First Class? Again... Tony Burrows! Okay, enough to bore you to tears, I'm sure. I'm 77 now and can still play the guitar lead on Love Grows on my Fender Jazzmaster guitar that I used on that record!

If i ever have a daughter someday I'll name her Rosemary so she can feel special always

A classic song from the 70s I was 10 years old when this came what a feel good song 😂

Played this endlessly driving home after my husbands successful cancer surgery! Joy!!!

I'm so glad to have lived through the two best decades ever...60s and 70s . The sun shone every day.

The summer of ‘76. 16yrs old - what a time………no cynicism or social media.Followed by Edison lighthouse and you can’t help but smile…..

One of the most joyful happy love songs ever.

I don't know why but man, I cry like a baby every time I am hearing this song. Maybe because not all things in life work out as one wishes and this song reminds us that at least some people meet their Rosemary. Good luck to you all finding that special person in your life.

My Mum loved this song. Love you Mum xxxx 🇮🇪

This song evokes such happy memories! When I was 9 I used to listen to this wonderful song on my transistor radio while riding my Schwinn in Pecatonica, Illinois! Now I'm old, and sadly, I'm the last member of my family; the first to go was my older brother Kurt, who was KIA in Vietnam in 1969. RIP Mom, Pop, Sis, and both of my brothers, I love and miss you all so much it hurts. See you all when I get there.

Remember seeing Edison Lighthouse live in uk in early 70,s. I was about 14/15 so 1971 or 2. Sometimes forget dates but never the music. ❤❤

I thought I'd heard of every oldies growing up with my dad but I never heard of this until recently. I love it!

This always makes me cry, it's so pure and wholesome, it has a "warm cozy vibe", i can't describe it.

this the ultimate love letter of the century

This song lit up my day!

Yes! June 2024. Still love it! Thank-You!

I hope classics like this will keep on getting discovered by this generation. I’m in my 30s but i believe that songs from way back are much better compared to what we have now.. love this song!

CRAZY how this song has existed since the 70s and i just discovered it because of a bunch of tiktoks

Wonderful song! Thank you Jesus! This was my go-to song when i was really in a bad place. I prayed and was filled with the peace of Jesus! I always loved this song!

Lyrics: She ain't got no money Her clothes are kinda funny Her hair is kinda wild and free Oh, but Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me She talks kinda lazy And people say she she's crazy And her life's a mystery Oh, but Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me There's something about her hand holding mine It's a feeling that's fine And I just gotta say She's really got a magical spell And it's working so well That I can't get away I'm a lucky fella And I've just got to tell her That I love her endlessly Because Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me There's something about her hand holding mine It's a feeling that's fine And I just gotta say She's really got a magical spell And it's working so well That I can't get away I'm a lucky fella And I've just got to tell her That I love her endlessly Because Love grows where my Rosemary goes And nobody knows like me Fadeout: It keeps growing every place she's been And nobody knows like me If you've met her, you'll never forget her And nobody knows like me La la la- believe it when you've seen it Nobody knows like me Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Roger Frederick Cook / Roger John Reginald Greenaway Love Grows lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

My name is Rosemary and when i was like 10 years old my dad showed me this song! It’s the very first video I ever liked on RU-vid lol. I still tell people that if the man I’m getting married to doesn’t play this at the wedding then I don’t want it

"If you met her you'll never forget her". The best line ever written in my book! I hope everyone met that one girl at sometime in their lives. First love lives forever.

Im 70 and still loving it! ❤

When I was young and I looked forward to each day.

I'm crying bro. Don't know why, but this song gets me man.

I'm a 70s baby and can remember my mum listening to this.. loved it for years and see its popular on tik tok now

I am so glad music was so rich back then! We'll always have something to listen to, music is struggling these days... very worrisome.

1970 what a great time for most,,, you just had to be there..... and music was fun and it felt good to sing along,,,,,

I was five when this was a hit. Listened on my transistor radio. I live on Planet Dushy where it's always 1970.

Whenever this song would come on in the car, my dad would always turn the radio up because he knew my mom loved this song. Sadly my dad passed away in 2021. I miss him every single day.

Nothing beats the good old songs that were produced with so much raw energy

this song just made my morning so happy

Mum had this record and we used go listen while doing housework on the weekends. Good vibes. Glad the kids are liking it now too!

🌹🥳🎂🎁😍🛐✝️❤️ Happy Birthday to my dearest sister, Rosemary!!! Have a good one! God bless you, sis. You're the best, and I miss you like crazy! 🌹

Music back then was more happier. So was the world.

Im 30 and my heart is so old school. I love this song!!! Love was more pure back then. Bring back songs like this to the new generation !!! 😊 I love sock hop tunes and the beach boys and the Monkees

The Beatles passed away in 1970, but POP MUSIC carried on with some Brilliant songs 🎶👍👦👍🎶

Such a good vibe, this song makes happy :)

Yes , listen to this song everytime.Those were the days of real music.❤

Anyone in june 2024??

I heard this from the kissing booth for the first time. I felt so much nostalgia. Turns out it’s a 70’s music. Huuuge fan!

My older brother just sent this link too me. Brings back many happy memories of dancing around the transistor radio in my bedroom, as a young girl back in the 70's. My dad also used to sing this to me. It used to embarrass me something awful back then, especially in front of people. How I'd love to hear him sing it to me now....

This song reminds me of the true first love I had , two years ago we had an amazing day with a picnic in my city's main park, we were so much in love, in the ride home this song played in the radio and we decided it would be our music. We sadly departed recently, but this brings me happy memories of her and from a less complicated time.

Classic early 70's 👌, *** beautiful song 🎵 ❤️, *** western Australia 🇦🇺

I'm 20 years old fella from India I found this classic gem because I loves classic music. This is such an incredible song still spreading its magic after 50 years 🧡🥂

This is gold, can't believe I never heard this before

Takes me back 50 years when I was in HS. My the music was special back then--and the drive in movies too. Billy Jack yeah!!

I love how the singer is so certain about his love for her. You can see it in his eyes.

This song still sounds great after 52 years.

He would be proud cause he's song is finally played on every countryyyy. Such a masterpieceeeeeeeeeee.

I was just a little girl in the 70's. I was born in 1968, and when this song was on the charts in the early part of 1970, I was 1 year old, and I turned 2 that August. Even though the 70's was the decade of my childhood, I absolutely love the music from that decade. "Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes" is one of my favorites. Edison Lighthouse does a great job with this song. I also love other 70's artists like David Cassidy (my 70's heartthrob😍😍😍😍😍), The Carpenters, Bobby Sherman, The Jackson 5, and The Osmonds. Today's pop/rock music doesn't even compare to the pop/rock music of the 70's! I wish we all could go back to that decade!

Here in 2024 playing it for an hour while studying chemistry!! Love this song and it’ll forever be timeless!! Hopefully I’ll grow a love for chemistry like the one they have for Rosemary!

A.M. Radio ... the good ole days ;)

53 years on Still a Classic and Iconic tune 🎼🎶🎸🥁🎹❤️

i love listening to 60's and 70's . But i only heard this song while watching "See you on Venus " I love this song a lot. Gonna be one of my favorite. Kudos!!!

One of the most beautiful songs ever written. ❤❤❤

I am 2000's generation, but I really like this song. 😍♥️ 70's songs are so amazing.

I can really feel my heart smiles whenever I'm listening to this song.

Such a wonderful song

This song brings back memories of when I was stationed with the Air Force in Thailand 1970. It was played on the radio every day.