Original sentence: (1966) "7 and 7 Is" b/w "No.(1966) Love.(1967) Da Capo.(1967) Forever Changes - reissued 2001 w/bonus tracks.(1968) "Your Mind and We Belong Together" b/w "Laughing Stock" - single.(1969) Four Sail.(1969) Out Here.(1970) False Start.(1975) Reel to Real.(1980) Love Live - live, 1978 concert.(1982) Studio / Live - second side live from a 1970 concert.(1992) Arthur Lee and Love - compilation.(1995) Love Story 1966-1972 - compilation.Complete Love discography - With track listings, personnel and lyrics.For the emotion, see love.Fourteen" - single.Their second album, 1967's Da Capo, featured songs by Lee and Bryan MacLean, and is today regarded as one of the finest 1960s albums, with a combination of hard rockers like "Stephanie Knows Who" and "7 and 7 Is" and beautifully melodic songs such as "¡Que Vida.They were led by singer, songwriter and guitarist Arthur Lee (born March 7, 1945 in Memphis).This is about the 1960s band
Edited sentence: "   Their second album, 1967's Da Capo, featured songs by Lee and Bryan MacLean, and is today regarded as one of the finest 1960s albums, with a combination of hard rockers like "Stephanie Knows Who" and "7 and 7 Is" and beautifully melodic songs such as "¡Que Vida."7 and 7 Is" b/w "No."Your Mind and We Belong Together" b/w "Laughing Stock"  (single, 1968).Arthur Lee and Love  (1992).Da Capo  (1967).False Start  (1970).Forever Changes  (1967).Forever Changes  (reissue with additional tracks, 2001).Four Sail  (1969).Fourteen"  (single, 1966).Love  (1966).Love Live  (1980 release of 1978 concert).Love Story 1966-1972  (1995).Out Here  (1969).Reel to Real  (1975).See also : Love.Studio / Live  (1982, one side release of 1970 concert).They were led by singer, songwriter and guitarist  Arthur Lee  (born March 7, 1945 in Memphis)