Respect! I almost envy people who were able to consciously experience the 60s and 70s. I mean especially in the field of music and art. even though there was a lot of shit going on at the time. I am a bit over 40. love, from Rotterdam nl
me mom is 72 and is still crazy and allover the place.. had cancer 2 times but still rocks i hope i have her stamina and her balls rock on love from rotterdamn man
I JUST turned 62. A local radio station here in Dallas plays oldies but goodies and when this song comes on, look out!!! The volume goes up especially when the vocals at the end of the song goes on and on and on - I'm transported back to the good ole days and in heaven!!
A Gypsy man ain't got no home ! I've been a WAR FAN for 50 Years. Even to this day I still hear chords I've never heard. Always a different listening experience ❤
Same here, I'm 65, 1st time hearing this, now my favorite, [u],CDN, War is truly right up there with the best, Zep, Floyd Genesis, basically everything from 1952 Thur 1979.Boyya
War, fabulous, one of the best groups I heard when I was young - How lucky I was to have grown up with such beautiful music - This original vinyl version was not widely broadcast on radio stations.
When music was created and the song gets its life from the spirit of the musicians as they fill it with SOUL and continuity until full completion is attained. Music to my ears is an understatement because my body rocked with all of it. WAR, so Righteous!
Does anyone have any idea why this original long version of Gypsy Man is no longer on any streaming service??? I appreciate this version being available! War is one of the most underrated groups of all time!! It's a disgrace they're not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 😢😢😢
I have had this album from day one. Lee Oskar's solo on harmonica is the most beautiful harmonica solo I have ever heard. He lays right in there and delivers it's true meaning. Woooooo weeeee!!!! Beautiful.
One of the best musical groups of all time! Incorporating so many styles in their music: Rock, jazz , soul and talented vocals unequaled today. If they are not there they should be in the rock and roll hall of fame!!
Working as a DJ in 1974 in Bournemouth UK. The club was on several floors. I would play this record. It would give me time to get the the toilet and back again before it finished. What a relief!
I was a 13 year old listening to War in 1973. Living in Detroit, MI, still in elementary school. I miss that time in life, the Vietnam veterans were coming home and for us younger guys in Detroit we had the honor and pleasure to learn how to become men at such a young age, we learned so much from men of WWII, Korean War Veterans and Vietnam Veterans. They played the coolest music and War was a favorite music to hear being played in those cars that are classic today. To bad the youngsters of today have parents that didn't have or get the guidance I received from such honorable people Black and White, they were the coolest ever they are the real Americans not these people using it from a political career and ya'll falling for that nonsense not really knowing who an American is. Mush honor to the Veterans and Musicians of yesteryears now long gone and many of them as well. My honor and loyalty is with them. Their my Heroes.
Absolutely loved this group! Got to see 'em in person back in the day when we actually had good performances in my city. Now have to travel miles and hours to see good groups.
I LOVE IT !!! AT 61 YEARS YOUNG AND I STILL LOVE IT, I WAS 16 , YEEEESSSS !!!!! THIS IS THE BEST YEAR OF MY LIFE, HAPPY TO BE A LIVE, LOVED AND HEALTHY.
66 years old...this is my favorite War hit...will never tire of Oskar's solo...was in USMC 71-74...listened to War everyday till the tapes finally broke on those cassettes I carried with me everywhere....Walkman hadn't been invented yet !!!....yea I'm old....but War's message will out live us all.....DELIVER THE WORD !!
but im a grypsy woman and i feel like i dont have a home also. thats why i love this song so much. I have to move from one place to another for whatever the reasons are. Forget about living with other people, then i am miserable asf. so that is not an option and i dont want anyone living with me cuz i like being alone for my sanity and privacy
Driving down Jane at around Finch in Toronto and I am just grooving this song full blast windows down. I had not looked around but when I did there were all these people dancing to it. Made my day.
For years outlaw was a song I felt was written for me. When I left that life a few yrs ago this song seemed to come alive to me and once again it describes me to a tee. I've finally settled here in the desert southwest in the middle of nowhere. My family has become 2 mongrel hounds from hell that are alert and overprotective and a horse that isn't gunshy. The few acres I have here I now call paradise. The only thing I see anymore when I ride my chopper 15 miles to get what I need to sustain us is prairie dogs and road runners. People there seem to know me now but keep their distance even before this virus thing started. I like it that way and what time I have left on this earth I will be happy to spend with my little family listening to music like this and never looking back. I even got rid of my rear view mirrors because I know where I've been.
It's a mystery how a band as talented as War being from Los Angeles, the 2nd largest media market wasn't more famous Nationally, or Universally? life just isn't fair .
@@kelliejohnson3050 Hey. I was in Pittsburgh then Chicago and knew who they were. They helped me survive high school. The real mystery is why they keep getting overlooked for the R&R hall of fame. Not that it really matters.
It's the kind of song that can have a different meaning for everyone who hears it. Universal and timeless. It kicked ass in 1973 and it kicks ass right now in 2021.
Tenía 14 años, aún un niño y entré en una discoteca y justo a lo que entre, la luz tenue de color rojo, amarillo y negro, posters y cuadros fosforescentes, un aroma a incienso, escuchaba una melodía que se quedó en mi disco duro. GYPSY MAN / HOMBRE GITANO. En ocasiones nos mirábamos y solo nos vehíamos los ojos y la sonrisa, jaja, producto de la luz negra fosforescente que en esa época era de moda, una delicia. Saludos desde Ecuador
This is my go-to song for tripping WITHOUT taking any drugs or booze whatsoever!!!!!!.. evan(last of the beat generation)....just shut all your lights out.
We used to jamm this at Hippy Hill 1978 Golden Gate Park everybody dancin' congas jammin in the background incense, herb blowin' through the air aww such sweet memories 🤗💖
Hello, I just read the comment about the petition. Yes let's try to start it before the month of May ends. Or really before the Summer ends. Whomever would like to get it written, get started. Maybe it can passed through a text to be signed. Afterwards, a Local radio Station can get it to Ms. Cathy Hugh's ( the General Manager), with hopes that our favorite Artist (War) will get the recognition, they've missed and desired. Let's do it! Thanks keep me posted.
Me and a buddy of mine saw them in a blues club that sat "maybe" 200 people ..... it was packed and we were the only white dudes there beside Lee Oskar ......early 70's, Stache and Little Brother's .... Columbus, Ohio ...... what a great show !!!
Je découvre ce groupe depuis peu (j'ai acheté l'album The World is a Ghetto) et je suis scié qu'il ne soit pas plus connu du grand public ! Le talent des musiciens est époustouflant à tout point de vue.
@@passmarket Depuis que j'ai posté mon commentaire, Mandrill fait partie de mes autrew découvertes. D'ailleurs, pour War, je possède actuellement 8 albums.
que recuerdos hasta en las caricaturas pasaban estractos de esta increible musica fianles de los sesentas mi generacion los que nacimos en los cincuentas que gran festin nos dimos que viva mi generacion y la mejor musica moderna de nuestro tiempo hasta la eternidad el rock por siempre viva viva viva mi generacion el rock
This song i could put on repeat for the rest of me life love this band! Especially Lonnie Jordan. What a voice, soul and radiant face and the musical talent in this band is high and can be heard love from rotterdamn man
I remember my dad had this song on his PC. I used to listen at it alot when I was teenager. And it stills kicks in. Too bad the whole version isnt on spotify
Saw WAR approx 1975 Santa Clara University Gymnasium the new tent roof stadium. Than saw them many times after. Best time to be a teenager low riding East San Jose. Will never be a time like that again.
as a kid in the 70's i listened to this song on 8track on the album war greatest hits in my brothers 63 chevy impala in a small town in central california called woodlake.
War has been awesome since forever. In the 70's it was 8 track tapes. 'Four corner room' and that entire tape was and still awesome. I have to get paid to tell a story based on this tape back in the 70's.❤
The ending of this song with the fade out harmonica both gives me goosebumps and tears to my eyes. Why this band is not in the Hall Of Fame is a travesty....TJ STRUSKA
@@theloniouscoltrane3778 As best as I can as I rememer Lonnie Jordan lead vocalist and keyboards Lee Oskar on HRmonica,BB?dDickerson on bass. Howard scott onguitar Pa pa Dee on percussions Ai dont remember the drums was charles Miller? The sax player on City Country City I dont remember.
~ This song + City Country City + Low Rider + many others = the non-disposable, non-formulaic, brilliant music that is part of the backbone of dance/disco/house music that made me love rhythmic, not necessarily screaming, non-electric guitar focused, music as much as I do. From the world where Chicago Transit Authority and the Rolling Stones co-exist flawlessly with James Brown and Aretha Franklin and Blondie and Trouble Funk and the Crusaders and Rare Earth and Jimi Hendrix and Santana and Madonna and the Four Tops. The music of War is eternal and thank you for posting this in its original vinyl glory. Cheers, DAVEDJ ~
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I'm 80, still listening to something that I partied to when I was 30. Enjoy life while you can . . . .
Absolutely our four cornered room opened wide. Godspeed my Friend.
Respect!
I almost envy people who were able to consciously experience the 60s and 70s.
I mean especially in the field of music and art.
even though there was a lot of shit going on at the time.
I am a bit over 40.
love, from Rotterdam nl
And while yall were partying I was in bedroom watching tv, my mom and her friends and some family members were partying down to this!!!!!
@@yoshluv7 lucky you, some of us grew up with ABBA 😅
love from Rotterdam
I love that !!!
25 years ago my dad would talk about these long versions of war songs like they were mythical. Thanks, TH-cam for making it so accessible
One of the greatest bands, PERIOD.
I'm 72 and they still give me good feelings 🔥❤
I'm turning 72 in just over an hour and here we are!
me mom is 72 and is still crazy and allover the place..
had cancer 2 times but still rocks
i hope i have her stamina and her balls
rock on
love from rotterdamn man
I’m 51. I was born when this song came out! Thanks to the older generation I appreciate and love it like the generation who heard it first!
This is classic stuff! One the greatest bands of the 70s🔥🔥🔥
I'm 65 and this long version of Gypsy Man still gives me goosebumps. This song is awesome. Have you ever heard a better harmonica? I know I haven't.
I am 63 and I’m right with you
Already. NO.
Also 65. Used to run my heart out alone in the mountains with this song in my head.
I JUST turned 62. A local radio station here in Dallas plays oldies but goodies and when this song comes on, look out!!! The volume goes up especially when the vocals at the end of the song goes on and on and on - I'm transported back to the good ole days and in heaven!!
only batter Harmonica is the one I heard you play on the street in a past life in an alternate dimension
A Gypsy man ain't got no home ! I've been a WAR FAN for 50 Years. Even to this day I still hear chords I've never heard. Always a different listening experience ❤
I don't think even the group itself really realized the impact effect of this joint right here! Truly a masterpiece!
You got good taste.
Thank You
Me too :)
Lee Oskar rocks
I love WAR, I've seen them seven times. I love this long version
still rocks 50 years later - love it !
Lee Oskar on Harmonicas is Haunting he rocks on this Record.
Lee Oskar killing it on the harmonica!
Remember War quite well in the early 70's. They had a nice footprint. It's great to have this available at our fingertips too.
I'm 68 and Gypsy Man still moves me. Awesomeness to the nth power.
I'm 69 female from liverpool uk loved this then still love it now ❤
I remember Liverpool back in the 80"s, I didn't drink much but when I did I listened to WAR, I'm a NAVY VET.
They don't make music like this anymore! , Damn I miss the 70's
You fucking right those guys they genius what a Beat
Am 65 this us my time today it's Garbage Bunch of studio gangster
Thank you for this song. Kind regards to all listeners, especially to those of old age. Be well, all good wishes to you!
Lonnie Jordan✊, Howard Scott✊, Lee Oskar✊, B.B. Dickerson✊, Harold Brown✊, Thomas 'Papa Dee' Allen✊, Charles Miller✊.
whoop whoop and fistbumb
love from rotterdam
How did I miss this fifty years ago? Awesome!
Same here, I'm 65, 1st time hearing this, now my favorite, [u],CDN, War is truly right up there with the best, Zep, Floyd Genesis, basically everything from 1952 Thur 1979.Boyya
racist radio. They didnt play what they called black music.
BEST HARMONICA BEST BEAT GREAT SONG FIRST HEARD IT IN EARLY 70S
Lee Oskar ❤
War, fabulous, one of the best groups I heard when I was young -
How lucky I was to have grown up with such beautiful music -
This original vinyl version was not widely broadcast on radio stations.
When music was created and the song gets its life from the spirit of the musicians as they fill it with SOUL and continuity until full completion is attained. Music to my ears is an understatement because my body rocked with all of it. WAR, so Righteous!
That what music is supposed to be
Does anyone have any idea why this original long version of Gypsy Man is no longer on any streaming service??? I appreciate this version being available! War is one of the most underrated groups of all time!! It's a disgrace they're not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 😢😢😢
Many don't request it now
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I had trouble finding it also.Now I'm here I'm in heaven.
One of the greatest groups of all time I seen them in Cleveland twice and they were great put on a show that we were begging for more
I have all of there music
2021 and I still love this song---I was 13 when it came out---61 years young🥰
I have had this album from day one. Lee Oskar's solo on harmonica is the most beautiful harmonica solo I have ever heard. He lays right in there and delivers it's true meaning. Woooooo weeeee!!!! Beautiful.
I was a freshman in high school when the album Deliver The Word first came out. GREAT MEMORIES!!!!😊
That's my group amazing talent we miss this kind of music and arrangements from the soul🙏❤🙏👍
Absolutely one of the best harmonica solos and together!
Lee Oskar is the best harmonica player simply awesome.
The collective harmonic support & blending of ....sounds & movements & energy...great individual musicians appear even more so as the collective!
I concur George. This is some of the very best music of my time! I am grateful and appreciative of ALL their talents.
Luc CRT 6
I love it! It’s timeless.
There is no one like Lee Oscar that can play the harmonica since war.
Stevie Wonder can blow a harmonica up like dynamic
That's why i belive, we are not alone...in the universe ✨💥💪🏽 (tks to War Bros)
@ Eric Washington,I will not be disagreeing with you,on this day and no other day.😊
This was a main piece for me in 1973 through about 1980. It’s me FREE!
Almost 50 years and it still takes me for a ride!
66 years and still loving this , so many memories of seeing them at The California Ballrooms in Dunstable it was one of "those" nights
One of the best musical groups of all time! Incorporating so many styles in their music: Rock, jazz , soul and talented vocals unequaled today. If they are not there they should be in the rock and roll hall of fame!!
YES THEY SHOULD BE THATS A FACT !!!!
I agree with you totally
Snubbed 3 times
i agree..
Just another group of fantastic musicians snubbed by the so-called-r-n-r-h-o-f. That, my friends, is just plain fucking sad!
One of best groups from the 70's.
Working as a DJ in 1974 in Bournemouth UK. The club was on several floors. I would play this record. It would give me time to get the the toilet and back again before it finished. What a relief!
Best reply on ytube ever
The main reason T.Moulton invented the extended versions!!!
My Culture Music
Them Nigga's was rolling in 70's
WAR music, a big part of my life. They will always be one of my favorites forever.
Me to J
@@zacherystone7415 right there with you all
@@henryclemons4144 .
John you are awesome my brother.
I was stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA in '73 when I saw them do this song live in San Diego. Paid scalpers prices but it was worth it.
I was at Camp Pendleton in ‘73. Semper Fi !
Hells ya I would pay any amount of money to go back and see this ......, I wasn’t born till 80 lol
I was a 13 year old listening to War in 1973. Living in Detroit, MI, still in elementary school. I miss that time in life, the Vietnam veterans were coming home and for us younger guys in Detroit we had the honor and pleasure to learn how to become men at such a young age, we learned so much from men of WWII, Korean War Veterans and Vietnam Veterans. They played the coolest music and War was a favorite music to hear being played in those cars that are classic today. To bad the youngsters of today have parents that didn't have or get the guidance I received from such honorable people Black and White, they were the coolest ever they are the real Americans not these people using it from a political career and ya'll falling for that nonsense not really knowing who an American is. Mush honor to the Veterans and Musicians of yesteryears now long gone and many of them as well. My honor and loyalty is with them. Their my Heroes.
Man that must have been AWESOME!
Absolutely loved this group! Got to see 'em in person back in the day when we actually had good performances in my city. Now have to travel miles and hours to see good groups.
Most underrated band ever! 💯💥🎼🎶
W
A
R.....remember
Papa
Dee.
He was super bass on percussion.
Definitely. I keep hearing songs from them I have never heard before !!!
That's so true
Yes underrated, but not by us here, lol. Peace!
@ royston macadam, to the people that know War, they are not underated, but I do understand,why you would make that statement.
I LOVE IT !!! AT 61 YEARS YOUNG AND I STILL LOVE IT, I WAS 16 , YEEEESSSS !!!!!
THIS IS THE BEST YEAR OF MY LIFE, HAPPY TO BE A LIVE, LOVED AND HEALTHY.
No U right$$
66 years old...this is my favorite War hit...will never tire of Oskar's solo...was in USMC 71-74...listened to War everyday till the tapes finally broke on those cassettes I carried with me everywhere....Walkman hadn't been invented yet !!!....yea I'm old....but War's message will out live us all.....DELIVER THE WORD !!
Fill the love mirror mate 7 7 61 still doing it
@@abbybanks3890 funny how PEOPLE s is love and peace 7 7 61 from 916 ca VALLEY
hey kindred one, i'm 61 too, absolutely the BEST years ...take me back!!
Such a great band! Still sounds just as great decades later.
Only nice people and beautiful animals in them there hills. Funn to jog my memory of some sunny daze!
My GROWN ears are LOVING this TUNE 50 yrs later!!!❤❤❤🎶🎵🎶🎵🔥🔥🔥
War was my Mom's group during this period!
We were Jamming to this Music !!!!!!! ♥️ Everybody had the Album too !!!!! ♥️
One of my favorites..Killer sound deep passion burning .
One of my top jams of all time
ditto
The gypsy man and the Cisco kid were friends of mine. Together, we spilled the wine and cruised our low riders in Long Beach.
And we were outlaws ❤
but im a grypsy woman and i feel like i dont have a home also. thats why i love this song so much. I have to move from one place to another for whatever the reasons are. Forget about living with other people, then i am miserable asf. so that is not an option and i dont want anyone living with me cuz i like being alone for my sanity and privacy
the best song ever, saw them live 18 times first time I was 8 years old
Yes in the 415 cutie
You are a blessed girl with beautiful taste....TJ STRUSKA
You grew up in a great time for music I love this group thanks to mom and dad
My first time seeing them, I was 10, Galaxy had just been released. Still, one of the best shows I've ever seen.
Lucky you!! Saw the 3 times---Love them
Driving down Jane at around Finch in Toronto and I am just grooving this song full blast windows down. I had not looked around but when I did there were all these people dancing to it. Made my day.
Jane and finch a tough place to live only the strong survive
Muy gratos recuerdos con esta canción, año 1976 mas o menos
This is and was an amazing band...WAR...
One of my best jams of the 70s. This music is magical
This is beautifully deep song. The journey of someone trying to make their way in a new place willing or unwillingly.
Very true Roger!!
For years outlaw was a song I felt was written for me. When I left that life a few yrs ago this song seemed to come alive to me and once again it describes me to a tee. I've finally settled here in the desert southwest in the middle of nowhere. My family has become 2 mongrel hounds from hell that are alert and overprotective and a horse that isn't gunshy. The few acres I have here I now call paradise. The only thing I see anymore when I ride my chopper 15 miles to get what I need to sustain us is prairie dogs and road runners. People there seem to know me now but keep their distance even before this virus thing started. I like it that way and what time I have left on this earth I will be happy to spend with my little family listening to music like this and never looking back. I even got rid of my rear view mirrors because I know where I've been.
It's a mystery how a band as talented as War being from Los Angeles, the 2nd largest media market wasn't more famous Nationally, or Universally? life just isn't fair .
@@kelliejohnson3050 Hey. I was in Pittsburgh then Chicago and knew who they were. They helped me survive high school. The real mystery is why they keep getting overlooked for the R&R hall of fame. Not that it really matters.
It's the kind of song that can have a different meaning for everyone who hears it. Universal and timeless. It kicked ass in 1973 and it kicks ass right now in 2021.
Tenía 14 años, aún un niño y entré en una discoteca y justo a lo que entre, la luz tenue de color rojo, amarillo y negro, posters y cuadros fosforescentes, un aroma a incienso, escuchaba una melodía que se quedó en mi disco duro. GYPSY MAN / HOMBRE GITANO. En ocasiones nos mirábamos y solo nos vehíamos los ojos y la sonrisa, jaja, producto de la luz negra fosforescente que en esa época era de moda, una delicia. Saludos desde Ecuador
This is my go-to song for tripping WITHOUT taking any drugs or booze whatsoever!!!!!!.. evan(last of the beat generation)....just shut all your lights out.
THIS IS MY ALL TIME FAV ROCK SONG OF ALL THE ROCK SONGS EVER IN THE HISTORY OF ROCK N ROLL MUSIC.THIS IS THE NO.1
This is amazing. So many classic songs. Too underrated, this band.
everybody was too good to chose
We used to jamm this at Hippy Hill 1978 Golden Gate Park everybody dancin' congas jammin in the background incense, herb blowin' through the air aww such sweet memories 🤗💖
when the city was rea!
Luv this song still jamming this in 2022 !!😎
jamming for my birthday weekend april 6, 2024 1:19am in MN
WOW!!! I am speechless.Totally amazing.BEAUTIFUL AND INCREDIBLE SONG
From 1973 to 2023 this is still my jam
Just turn 68 Detroit Michigan this takes me back to when I was a teenager thank you so much for the memories take care of yourselves nappy head
I was married at Young age ,my husband at that time got me listening to this album ,when I listen to war ,takes me back, rip Tony
Tony had good taste
I am 65 War & Brick was at the Music hall in Houston they got down It will never be a Band like War
So unique, so real, really down to Earth band. War (peace) forever!
Just Graduated from 8th grade when this came out 63 Now bring back good memories miss those Days 😩
My dad got me started on this group been one of my favorites ever since and im 54 years old.
When this song comes on the whole neighborhood shakes
Yep that's was the joint back in the day 😎
It just doesn't get any better then this.Pure Joy,Fun, And Pleasure.
Oh you are so right about that
👍
We all should write a petition letter to BET, asking to recognize the 1 and only group War! Let the kids and the grand kids get the Honors!
Hello, I just read the comment about the petition. Yes let's
try to start it before the month of May ends. Or really before the Summer ends. Whomever would like to get it written, get started. Maybe it can passed through a text to be signed. Afterwards, a Local radio Station can get it to Ms. Cathy Hugh's ( the General Manager), with hopes that our favorite
Artist (War) will get the recognition, they've missed and desired. Let's do it! Thanks
keep me posted.
Still loving this song! Anyone else?
Me Dennis!!
Super cool ,the best ever.
Hell yes! I was 30, now I'm 76!!
YES. 2020 loving it
Never be anything else like it!!!!
Me and a buddy of mine saw them in a blues club that sat "maybe" 200 people ..... it was packed and we were the only white dudes there beside Lee Oskar ......early 70's, Stache and Little Brother's .... Columbus, Ohio ...... what a great show !!!
Je découvre ce groupe depuis peu (j'ai acheté l'album The World is a Ghetto) et je suis scié qu'il ne soit pas plus connu du grand public ! Le talent des musiciens est époustouflant à tout point de vue.
Bienvenue dans la guerre de la music
Le groupe mandrill aussi c est le même genre
@@passmarket Depuis que j'ai posté mon commentaire, Mandrill fait partie de mes autrew découvertes. D'ailleurs, pour War, je possède actuellement 8 albums.
This album was very well known in the 1970s.
@@Chilliam13 Aux Etats Unis sans doute mais en France pas du tout.
This was my favorite driving song during the 1970s.
This finally came on strong after decades.
This is the original version and the best, I’m a 63 year old I was 18 when this came out ... perfect,I didn’t hear Alvin
WISH WE HAD NATIONAL REUNION LOVE AND PEACE RITE ON WALK TALL
WAR OF FAME❗❗💯
Fred McKenna Happens. Hi. Yes. Steven. Goodness. Bye.
I was 13---now 61 --Love War
@unclejehu I'm 61 and still grooving to War
I saw War performed this song back in the 70s live in Atlanta at the Agora Room and they played this song just like it sounds.
God Oscar sounded so great and expressive here.
que recuerdos hasta en las caricaturas pasaban estractos de esta increible musica fianles de los sesentas mi generacion los que nacimos en los cincuentas que gran festin nos dimos que viva mi generacion y la mejor musica moderna de nuestro tiempo hasta la eternidad el rock por siempre viva viva viva mi generacion el rock
My favorite group saw them at Morgan st in Baltimore in the 70s
This song i could put on repeat for the rest of me life
love this band!
Especially Lonnie Jordan.
What a voice, soul and radiant face
and the musical talent in this band is high and can be heard
love from rotterdamn man
What a firme song 1975 wow I was 17 years old the best music the 70s
I was 18 Juan and I agree lol
The name of the album was "Deliver the Word"
No body can live it for you.the path you take is yours alone, and where i go you cant come with me.oh the simpicity of Lee Oskar's blues harmonica....
I remember my dad had this song on his PC. I used to listen at it alot when I was teenager. And it stills kicks in. Too bad the whole version isnt on spotify
Saw WAR approx 1975 Santa Clara University Gymnasium the new tent roof stadium. Than saw them many times after. Best time to be a teenager low riding East San Jose. Will never be a time like that again.
new sub. thank u for sharing this for my birthday weekend april 6, 2024 this brings back all my good childhood memories
as a kid in the 70's i listened to this song on 8track on the album war greatest hits in my brothers 63 chevy impala in a small town in central california called woodlake.
Me and my crew was cruising Daly City and on down El Camino Real doing the same thing in my '64.
War has been awesome since forever. In the 70's it was 8 track tapes. 'Four corner room' and that entire tape was and still awesome. I have to get paid to tell a story based on this tape back in the 70's.❤
This was my morning start up.....❤...
I remember how big War was in the early 70's but I have never heard this before. Another feather in their cap. Thank You for posting.
At :50 straight 4/4 bass. Never could figure out why I liked this so much. There it is.
The ending of this song with the fade out harmonica both gives me goosebumps and tears to my eyes. Why this band is not in the Hall Of Fame is a travesty....TJ STRUSKA
They're too good for the hall of lame anyways
Lee Oskar on harp
U right bout that brother.
Band name members please
@@theloniouscoltrane3778 As best as I can as I rememer Lonnie Jordan lead vocalist and keyboards Lee Oskar on HRmonica,BB?dDickerson on bass. Howard scott onguitar Pa pa Dee on percussions Ai dont remember the drums was charles Miller? The sax player on City Country City I dont remember.
~ This song + City Country City + Low Rider + many others = the non-disposable, non-formulaic, brilliant music that is part of the backbone of dance/disco/house music that made me love rhythmic, not necessarily screaming, non-electric guitar focused, music as much as I do. From the world where Chicago Transit Authority and the Rolling Stones co-exist flawlessly with James Brown and Aretha Franklin and Blondie and Trouble Funk and the Crusaders and Rare Earth and Jimi Hendrix and Santana and Madonna and the Four Tops. The music of War is eternal and thank you for posting this in its original vinyl glory. Cheers, DAVEDJ ~
So cool
They sound like men
Current artists sound like women. I like these men💪😎🎼.
So I do this song was the best of my life and still make me remember be young and happy....70's fabulousy
Everytime I hear this I feel like horseback riding in desert while
sunsets💥
Yes!!!
My main man. Zman weather in my living room or. In concert or in the studio he always was. Readyj to 🥳
Very nice song, I've 18 year old.
Thanks
Very powerful message
It's still good today. Lee Oscar is one of the greatest harmonica players ever.