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The One-Hit Wonder File: “Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)”
It's one of the catchiest "earworms" of 70s pop. But it has an intriguing backstory, featuring a ubiquitous vocalist.
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It's one of the catchiest "earworms" of 70s pop. But it has an intriguing backstory, featuring a ubiquitous vocalist.

Tony Orlando & Dawn were everywhere in the 70s, from radio to TV. Their blend of harmony and cheeky wit was just what the decade needed.

The band rejected this song at first. But an ambitious "makeover" turned it into a huge hit - and one of the most unusual of the 70s.

It made David Cassidy a star and filled the charts with hits. Climb aboard a tricked-out bus and journey back to this tuneful 70s sitcom.

That rattly opening guitar riff signaled something..."different." Here's the backstory on the 70s song that's had more than one life.