The third LP from Toronto's Lighthouse, Peacing It All Together was released in 1970 according to Discogs, not in '69, the same year as their first two (although, of course, that sort of ambition has been seen as successful elsewhere). Forming in '68, the year of the first most popular(?) boom of Jazz-Rock, unsurprisingly, this only occasionally bears resemblance to the two biggest players at the game then, Chicago and Blood, Sweat & Tears. My memory has always served in Lighthouse's favor, thinking on their debut and second albums (self-titled and Suite Feeling, respectively). Couldn't help but feel at least optimistic here. Great shape. Lighthouse Peacing it all together RCA Victor US 1970 LSP 4325