The Lobo Fan Gallery

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I'm Steve Arter, a fan of Lobo's since his first recording. I listened to Lobo for endless hours in the seventies and find his music today just as beautiful as it was then, something that cannot be said about every artist. I bought all his albums as they were released and must admit that I was extremely disappointed when Lobo disappeared from the music scene in the eighties. However, I was ecstatic over his reemergence in the 90's. The song "Back Bay" is the most infectious song I have ever heard in my life. I often wake up in the morning with the melody running through my mind.
 
My wife Pauline is a German national and has become an avid fan of  Lobo's as a result of my playing Lobo's albums day after day. We both look forward to the day when we have the privilege of seeing Lobo perform in concert


Steve & Pauline - U.S.A.

Lobo you have always had a profound affect on my life, through the turmoil of teenage years right through till now and always. Your amazing talent to impart the awesome hauntingly beautiful tunes that echo on and on, whether on a romantic evening or driving an old Ford ute through the Australian outback at midnight, way back in 1978 when
I first heard your voice.

Thanks Lobo....

Mark Grewar BA.BEdSt.
PO Box 4009
Mandurah
W.A. 6210


Mark Grewar - Australia

I am a great fan of Lobo. I would like to join this group.

Vidhan Singhai
30, Nishat Colony
Bhopal 462003
M.P.
Tel.: +91 755 55 5533


Vidhan Singhai - India

'Hello Lobo fans! My name is Gary Owen. I am a solo musician(12 string acoustic guitar and vocal). I am from New York City. As of this writing, I am on a four month tour of Scandinavia. I have been a fan of Lobo's since the glory days of AM radio in the early 1970's. I used to love waking up in the middle of those hot summer nights while the AC was blasting in our room. My two brothers and I would have WABC or WNBC playing just loud enough so we could hear the music over the AC. The likes of 'Me And You And A Dog Named Boo','I'd Love You To Want Me','Standing At The End Of Line' etc. would just add to the coziness. Lobo is a great singer songwriter and I enjoy performing his music.


Gary Owen - U.S.A.
Web Site

As a fan of music of the 60s and 70s, I have spent much of my life collecting records and concentrating on the music of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. I love the music of Lobo, although I've only heard what's available on LP, from "Introducing Lobo" through "Lobo". It was great finding this website and learning that there's more of it out there. It gives me something to look forward to.

I am 52 years old and live in a suburb of New Orleans. My wife and I have three sons. I taught mathematics for 25 years at both the high school and college level, and retired from teaching in 1996. I am a full time mathematics author, and if anyone reading this has taken a college mathematics course during the past ten years, it's possible you may have studied from one of my books. (Please don't hold it against me...I hate writing some of those dumb word problems as much as you may have hated working them...but teachers insist!)


John Hornsby - U.S.A.

 
Name:  Sidatajudi Siauw (Judi)
Address:  Jakarta, Indonesia
Date of Birth: 5 October 1971
Marital Status:  single
Educational background:  electrical engineer
Job: air conditioning contractor
 
I first heard about Lobo from a friend back in 1986.  I was in the first year of senior high.  I had heard his song 'How can I tell her" before but I didnot know it was sung by Lobo until then.  I loved the cassette so much that I talked my friend into trading it with any of my cassettes he wanted!  This cassette is still in playing condition until now.  He had another cassette of Lobo but he refused to trade that one.  Too bad.
 
I love Lobo's songs because the lyrics is good and the songs are not difficult to play on guitar.  If you ask me which song I love most, I can't tell you because I get hooked on different songs at different times.  But it only happens for these songs: big red kite, it sure took a long long time, there ain't no way, love me for what I am, and something to see me through.  Now that I have his CDs, I even get into the habit of playing one song over and over (repeat 1 mode) all evening.
 
Oh, there is another thing that I have to give Lobo credit for:  a lot of Americans say that I speak English with their accent (I am not bragging here).  I say I learned it from Lobo's songs.  Well, Van Damme learned English from John Wayne's movies, I learned the accent from Lobo.
 
The funny thing is I did not know that Lobo is Kent Lavoie until I found this website.  I once suspected it because most of Lobo's songs are written by K. Lavoie but I could not find any confirmation.  I bet my friend who introduced me to Lobo's songs does not know this.


Sidatajudi Siauw (Judi) - Jakarta, Indonesia

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