Lobo's first three albums

It took me two months before I could find the time to put these three records on the turntable. They have been given to me by my friend, Derek, from Singapore. At first, I was told that he owned only five records but what a gem of a discovery! Roland Kent Lavoie's first three albums: Introducing Lobo, Of A Simple Man and Calumet. Yes, Lavoie is known better as Lobo, the stage name he used on his records and in public. These three albums were released in the early 70s and earned him worldwide recognition. I won't mention the other two yet, perhaps next time, but I can assure you that they are also treasures!

INTRODUCING LOBO
Side One: Intro, Me And You And A Dog Named Boo, The Albatross, We;ll Make It...I Know We Will, A Little Different, Reaching Out For Someone (Country Feelings)
Side Two: She Didn't Do Magic, Little Joe (They're Out To Get Ya), I'm The Only One, We'll Be One By Two Today, Another Hill To Climb, Reprise

OF A SIMPLE MAN
Side One: Intro, There Ain't No Way, A Big Red Kite, Recycle Sally, Don't Expect Me To Be Your Friend, A Simple Man
Side Two: I'd Love You To Want Me, Let Me Down Easy, Pee-ro Juan Valdez Sam Quixote, Running Deer, Gypsy And The Midnight Ghost, Am I True To Myself

CALUMET
Side One: How Can I Tell Her, Stoney, Rock And Roll Days, One And The Same Thing, Hope You're Proud Of Me Girl
Side Two: Love Me For What I Am, Try, It Sure Took A Long Long Time, Standing At The End Of The Line, Goodbye Is Just Another Word