Tony Burrows is a British pop singer notable for his unique achievement in performing on Top of the Pops with four different groups in 1970. Known for his distinct high tenor voice, Burrows was a key figure in the studio group trend of the late '60s and early '70s, where groups would record songs with session musicians and release them under a variety of names. His most significant contributions were to the bands Edison Lighthouse, White Plains, The Brotherhood of Man, and The Pipkins. Despite his behind-the-scenes role, Burrows had a significant impact on the pop music landscape with hits like "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" and "Beach Baby."