This self-titled work published album by singer-songwriter and master guitarist Ted Lucas has achieved an almost mystical reputation among aficionados and collectors.

Ted Lucas is a seamless marriage of moody odes and raga style instrumentals regarded by many to be, simply put, the greatest private press folk/psych album ever recorded.

Lucas was a fixture in the Detroit rock scene of the sixties and seventies. His first band, The Spike Drivers, was one of the very first true psych bands, the Motor Citys answer to Jefferson Airplane and The Byrds. Following that band's collapse, Lucas paid bills doing session work with Motown. And there he recorded, in 1972, the demo for Warner Brothers which would become Ted Lucas, released in two private editions in 1975 and known informally to friends and family as The OM Album, after Lucas' own label.

The album was released with artwork by the legendary Stanley Mouse originally created for Jimi Hendrix.

A1 Plain And Sane And Simple Melody
A2 It'S So Easy (When You Know What You'Re Doing)
A3 Now That I Know
A4 I'Ll Find A Way (To Carry It All)
A5 Baby Where You Are
A6 It Is So Nice To Get Stoned
B1 Robins Ride
B2 Sonny Boy Blues
B3 Love And Peace Raga