Ted Lucas was a mainstay in the Detroit music scene throughout the '60s and '70s. He founded groups like the Spike-Drivers, the Misty Wizards, the Horny Toads, and the Boogie Disease. He also played guitar, sitar and harmonica on a number of Motown sessions, most notably Norman Whitfield and R. Dean Taylor productions. In 1975, he self-released a solo album, Ted Lucas, that received little attention in his lifetime.
Ted Lucas passed away on September 19, 1992. The Ted Lucas album was finally reissued by Yoga Records in 2010.
2025
Third Man Records
13xFile, MP3, 320
1975
1970
Zonk, Zonk
7"
2023
2020
2018
2018
2017
Mo-Pro Records
Cass, Album, Ltd, Num
2016
Easy Sound
LP, Album, Ltd
2014
Crash Symbols
Cass
2011
2008
2005
Earthwork Music
CD, Album
2004
2001
1998
1976
Streetwax
LP
1973
1970
1968
Century Records (4)
9"
1967
1967
1967
1967
1966
OM (5)
7", Single
CLB Archive
LP
2021
another vinyl sunday
Cass, Mixtape
2019
2017
Milan
CD, Album
2013
Mississippi Records
Cass, Comp
2013
2012
2010
Riverman
CD, Comp, Ltd
2008
Numero Group
CD, Comp, Smplr
Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours
CDr, Comp
2015
Rubble (2)
11xCD, Comp, RM, Unofficial
2012
1996
Not On Label
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
1996
Not On Label
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
1992
Not On label
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
Not On Label
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
Not On Label
Cass, Comp, Unofficial
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