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YES!!,, So many classics by WAR "Low Rider",, "The Cisco Kid",, "The World Is A Ghetto",, "Slippin' Into Darkness,, "Summer",, Me And Baby Brother",, All Day Music",, "Four Cornered Room",, "Why Can't We Be Friends",, "City,, Country,, City",, Etc..Etc.
That is Lee Oskar on the harmonica and he is in a league all by himself. I saw War perform in the 70's and even with all the talented musicians in this group Mr.Oskar stole the show. Great concert!
From Deliver the Word released 50 years ago next month. A friend of my brother’s sold high-end state-of-the-art (for the time) stereo equipment and used to use this album as one of his demos because the engineering and production was so good. Upon hearing it with my 13 year old ears, it blew me away and I immediately went out and bought it and my life long love affair with the band War began! I always thought this particular song wouldn’t have been out of place in a 70’s spaghetti western, had Sergio Leone kept making them.
Wow! I completely forgot about this song. As soon as I finish writing this comment I am going to roll up one and download it to my music. Thanks my brother's. War will not disappoint you. So many great songs. As always fellas great reaction. Appreciate you 🙏 ❤
War was a band that introduced the west coast urban sounds to the world! They were Bay Area and heavily influenced with soul gospel and psychedelic sound of the time! Many great songs to come for you guys to discover! Chiguy!
Lee Oskar on that harmonica. My all-time favorite band. No disrespect to Earth-Wind & Fire but war put their thing down in the 70's. They were only overshadowed by EWF. This Album "Deliver The Word" was the truth!! You should check out the title song Deliver the Word.
Loved this band as a teenager growing up in the 70's. I remember their hits on the radio getting air play; Cisco Kid (My favorite song...ICONIC!), Low Rider, The World is a Ghetto, Why Can't We Be Friends as well as others. Loved Leroy Jordons vocals. A nice blend of rock, soul and funk I always thought. Thanks for reacting guys. Another nostalgic stroll down memory lane.
Such a great group,, they used to tour with what we called "The Triple Threat",, WAR,, Santana & Malo (Carlos Santana's younger brother's group,, Jorge Santana..R.I.P.. 🙏❤️
WAR,, Santana & Malo were all large multi-ethnic groups..If you were fortunate enough to see all 3 together (like myself) you would never forget it hours of eargasms!!❤
Hypnotized By Fleetwood Mac 🎶 ❤I Love you 2...I'm serious you'll be Mesmerized by the Lyrics an the Vibe. That's my #1 request. It'll take you on a Deep thinking...hypnotic Ride 🎶
I had never heard this. Fantastic all the way through!! Analog!!! Actually performed!! That's a big talented band. About 9 members I believe? All in that groove.
So glad you reacted to this and yes danced our butts off! Next, “Spill the Wine” sung by Eric Burdon was a classic hippie-ish crazy psychedelic trip. Saw them live and was still blown away. More War please!
Excellent band! Love their 70s sound and there are so many good songs! Light up a fattie, pop a beer….hang on for the ride….thanks guys! Love your😊 insight…opens my ears and rewires my brain! Cheers…
This is the only War I like. Give us more of it cause those bros got some mojos. There's also a stint when War brought on Eric Burton of the Animals fame and together they were magic.
Hey, l just noticed that you guys hit 25k! Congrats! Keep it going and before long it will be 50k and so on and so on. Oh yeah... love this song, it was great to dance to ,back in the days 👍🏻
I have all their albums since 1976. I'm glad that you seem to appreciate. To deserve to listen to WAR, we got to be patient, have to wait the moment they gonna give you all. If you have time, try to listen four cornered room, this song says a lots about them 😉
Hadn't heard this in sooo long! Love them. Try their workwith Eric Burdon live Spill the Wine is great; but Platinum Jazz and World is a Ghetto are amazing LPs. Slippin' Into Darkness, Low Rider, Four Cornered Room, Cisco Kid etc. Plenty of great grooves.
Is it just me or did anyone else catch a whiff of a Papa Was a Rolling Stone riff buried in here. A great song. Love the layering of sounds at the beginning and the harmonica, I mean what can you say? Awesome. 🔥
WAR are my sunbathing soundtrack. Horizontal in extreme heat is just the best way to listen to them, it's kind of whole body, immersive music. I wrap The World is a Ghetto & Deliver The Word albums with Pink Floyd Dark Side & WYWH and go somewhere else entirely for a few hours, blissed out.
I thought I'd drop off another song by a band I believe you've reacted one or twice before, if interested. "Steve Miller Band - Fly Like an Eagle (Live from Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, 1973)" --This song "Fly Like an Eagle", is off the album with the same name, and is the bands ninth studio album in 1976. The song Fly Like an Eagle soared to #2 on the Billboard charts and the album also blazed its way to #2 on the album Billboard charts also. This album introduced the psychedelic community to the Steve Miller band's special brand of synth-driven, spacey, blues-rock sound that would spawn a string of hit songs that would dominate the FM station for quite a while. Have a great day La & Che
Eric Burden did an amazing job singing with War for a couple of years. I especially liked the cover of "Paint it Black" and this live version of "Spill the Wine". th-cam.com/video/4-Xs7NK-7B8/w-d-xo.html
Didn't Eric Burdon of The Animals join War to do Spill The Wine? Great band. So much talent. The guy on the bongos is fantastic. I should know his name. But I do not. He was something else!!
I got a thought while I was watching you guys react to Gypsy Man by War.....One of wanted to do an Epic Hip-Hop Rap album with a theme or concept to it like Yes did in Close To The Edge and Relayer....only 3 songs on the album with many sections in between or within the songs....right? How about this for a thoght.....Yes's theme in all their music is journeys through the physcal realities to the spirituals of Love and the Creator.....using Baroque....Medieval.....Classical.....Jazz.....Funk......Flamenco....Latin....Soundscape music......how about you guys take us the listener on a journey or journey.....through the Beginnings of Egypt....to the beginnings of Slavery.....through slavery.....Post Slavery....60's 70's 80's 90's...and 21st century using Ancient African tribal music....where Rap and Hip-Hop began to Egyptian music with Rapping telling the story.....to the beginnings of slavery of the Black people to middle of Slavery where the fighting for Freedom began and Gospel and Blues music was created.....to post slavery.....where Jazz and Scat which was the beginnings of Rap....to the 60's 70's 80's 90's and 21st...stating where Black people are today!!! What do you think! That would be your Concept album that would Eic and you people and old people would definitely like it!!! Tell me what you think...Just a thought!!!
I love it when musicians do a fusion of funk/soul/Jazz and give it their all. Give Stigs th-cam.com/video/3Dofa7ijoX4/w-d-xo.html "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You listen. Sting had a period where he just used jazz musicians on his solo songs.
Thanks for doing this. Listening to this now, War I realize they're the whole onion. What i mean that is, it 's a full on sound that you can peel the different sounds as opposed to say EWF who built layers as the song goes on.
YES!!,, So many classics by WAR "Low Rider",, "The Cisco Kid",, "The World Is A Ghetto",, "Slippin' Into Darkness,, "Summer",, Me And Baby Brother",, All Day Music",, "Four Cornered Room",, "Why Can't We Be Friends",, "City,, Country,, City",, Etc..Etc.
oh yeah, i forgot how many hits those dudes had...
Spill The Wine came later. Interesting move by Eric Burdon of The Animals.
That is Lee Oskar on the harmonica and he is in a league all by himself. I saw War perform in the 70's and even with all the talented musicians in this group Mr.Oskar stole the show. Great concert!
From Deliver the Word released 50 years ago next month. A friend of my brother’s sold high-end state-of-the-art (for the time) stereo equipment and used to use this album as one of his demos because the engineering and production was so good. Upon hearing it with my 13 year old ears, it blew me away and I immediately went out and bought it and my life long love affair with the band War began! I always thought this particular song wouldn’t have been out of place in a 70’s spaghetti western, had Sergio Leone kept making them.
FM Radio Staple.
Awesome band
You need to listen to
The world is a ghetto
And Slipping into darkness
Wow! I completely forgot about this song. As soon as I finish writing this comment I am going to roll up one and download it to my music. Thanks my brother's. War will not disappoint you. So many great songs. As always fellas great reaction. Appreciate you 🙏 ❤
War was a band that introduced the west coast urban sounds to the world! They were Bay Area and heavily influenced with soul gospel and psychedelic sound of the time! Many great songs to come for you guys to discover! Chiguy!
We didn't have playlists, we listened to whole albums, that's how you find the gems.
Lee Oskar on that harmonica. My all-time favorite band. No disrespect to Earth-Wind & Fire but war put their thing down in the 70's. They were only overshadowed by EWF. This Album "Deliver The Word" was the truth!! You should check out the title song Deliver the Word.
Sounds like a track from a gritty 70's action crime movie with grainy film car chases, shoot outs and the like.
Loved this band as a teenager growing up in the 70's. I remember their hits on the radio getting air play; Cisco Kid (My favorite song...ICONIC!), Low Rider, The World is a Ghetto, Why Can't We Be Friends as well as others. Loved Leroy Jordons vocals. A nice blend of rock, soul and funk I always thought. Thanks for reacting guys. Another nostalgic stroll down memory lane.
thanks La and Che for doing the 11 minute long version of this great song ...🌳😊
Such a great group,, they used to tour with what we called "The Triple Threat",, WAR,, Santana & Malo (Carlos Santana's younger brother's group,, Jorge Santana..R.I.P.. 🙏❤️
You two will like War. All Day Music & Summer are what the summers of the early 1970s sounded like
Try either War's "All Day Music" or "The World is a Ghetto." Spectacular.
Thanks for the War reaction. Their music is great. You must do more, please.
War live is one of the best albums ever recorded ! Keep up the good work brothers !
Keep rolling with War! Many great songs. Terrific multi sound group. Spill the Wine, please!
WAR,, Santana & Malo were all large multi-ethnic groups..If you were fortunate enough to see all 3 together (like myself) you would never forget it hours of eargasms!!❤
@vrvaughn No problem,, "Suavecito" Is a favorite of mine & was for my mother as well,, she was a pretty hip mom..R.I.P.❤
Wow!!! I thought I knew War, but this is a first for me. This is hypnotic.
Such a great band! So unique and talented. I don't know why they haven't been able to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
It is a shame. So many bands like Little Feat are not in the hall. Only thing I can say in my opinion. Politics
Hypnotized By Fleetwood Mac
🎶 ❤I Love you 2...I'm serious you'll be Mesmerized by the Lyrics an the Vibe. That's my #1 request. It'll take you on a Deep thinking...hypnotic Ride 🎶
I had never heard this. Fantastic all the way through!! Analog!!! Actually performed!! That's a big talented band. About 9 members I believe? All in that groove.
Lee Oskar the Danish harmonica player in War has his own line of harmonicas sold in music stores. Great selection but lets keep the groove going.👍🏽🎶
Lee Oskar's harmonica is mesmerizing in this song.
Santana "Everything's Coming Our Way",, "No One To Depend On",, "Samba Pa Ti" & "Everybody's Everything"
Lee Oskar on that harmonica is killing it.
Being a boomer yall shed the light on some uncovered jams from the past keep doing me solid
That is the chillest I have seen you guys🥰❤️😌
Awesome reaction!! Thanks for introducing me to an amazing song I’ve never heard before 😎
Love the band War. 💙 RIP Charles.
Thank you so much for reacting to this classic song from a classic group.
Always liked this song and always liked War. Gracias amigos
Lee Oscar makes harmonica sound like no other hes amazing
So glad you reacted to this and yes danced our butts off! Next, “Spill the Wine” sung by Eric Burdon was a classic hippie-ish crazy psychedelic trip. Saw them live and was still blown away. More War please!
Excellent band! Love their 70s sound and there are so many good songs! Light up a fattie, pop a beer….hang on for the ride….thanks guys! Love your😊 insight…opens my ears and rewires my brain! Cheers…
Thanks my friend. Have a wonderful Sunday!!
You guys too!
Appreciate the way you two appreciate great music ❤
One of my favorite WAR instrumentals is City County City from The World is a Ghetto.
Until now, I'd only heard the "radio edit" of this - the amount culled to create it rivals when the same was done for "In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida"!
Speaking of being high & all the sounds,,noises etc.,, Then "Four Cornered Room" Is A MUST HEAR.
This is the only War I like. Give us more of it cause those bros got some mojos. There's also a stint when War brought on Eric Burton of the Animals fame and together they were magic.
Still have all my war albums I bought in the 70s
You guys will love this band. They use a lot of Blues, R&B, Latin, and Soul vibes.
And they had a harmonica player from Denmark
I like how Che is dancing to this
This is Epic stuff going on this track.....with War!!! Loved it when it first came out....and still loving it, but you guys could do this
Hey, l just noticed that you guys hit 25k! Congrats! Keep it going and before long it will be 50k and so on and so on. Oh yeah... love this song, it was great to dance to ,back in the days 👍🏻
Thanks fellas! Had to light up during this!🌱💨
Speaking of Jorge Santana,, Malo "Suavecito"..A true classic.
Really great to hear this one again! War has some great summertime music. Good time to dive in.
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Love Struck/ Rude Mood 3/25/87 need to check this one out
I'm digging this song...only really knew low rider and why can't we be friends...great bass
I have all their albums since 1976. I'm glad that you seem to appreciate. To deserve to listen to WAR, we got to be patient, have to wait the moment they gonna give you all. If you have time, try to listen four cornered room, this song says a lots about them 😉
ALL DAY MUSIC.
CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉
ON THE 25k SUBS FELLAS. !
Been WID ya the whole ride !
Keep rocking !
Mississippi !
Hadn't heard this in sooo long! Love them. Try their workwith Eric Burdon live Spill the Wine is great; but Platinum Jazz and World is a Ghetto are amazing LPs. Slippin' Into Darkness, Low Rider, Four Cornered Room, Cisco Kid etc. Plenty of great grooves.
Everything from The World is a Ghetto album. That entire album is solid...no fillers.
There was so much talent between WAR,, Santana & Malo that you could have made about 10 great groups out of them.
Curtis Mayfield "So In Love"..Play this classic & watch the ladies melt.
Another, u2 continue to hit my favorites, This jam was the reason I spent decades with a blues harp always nearby. Thanks for sharing
Is it just me or did anyone else catch a whiff of a Papa Was a Rolling Stone riff buried in here. A great song. Love the layering of sounds at the beginning and the harmonica, I mean what can you say? Awesome. 🔥
WAR are my sunbathing soundtrack. Horizontal in extreme heat is just the best way to listen to them, it's kind of whole body, immersive music. I wrap The World is a Ghetto & Deliver The Word albums with Pink Floyd Dark Side & WYWH and go somewhere else entirely for a few hours, blissed out.
I thought I'd drop off another song by a band I believe you've reacted one or twice before, if interested. "Steve Miller Band - Fly Like an Eagle (Live from Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, 1973)" --This song "Fly Like an Eagle", is off the album with the same name, and is the bands ninth studio album in 1976. The song Fly Like an Eagle soared to #2 on the Billboard charts and the album also blazed its way to #2 on the album Billboard charts also. This album introduced the psychedelic community to the Steve Miller band's special brand of synth-driven, spacey, blues-rock sound that would spawn a string of hit songs that would dominate the FM station for quite a while. Have a great day La & Che
Eric Burden did an amazing job singing with War for a couple of years. I especially liked the cover of "Paint it Black" and this live version of "Spill the Wine". th-cam.com/video/4-Xs7NK-7B8/w-d-xo.html
Saw them 5 times
You guys have pull up there music there is so much more i promise yall you won't be disappointed
Didn't Eric Burdon of The Animals join War to do Spill The Wine? Great band. So much talent. The guy on the bongos is fantastic. I should know his name. But I do not. He was something else!!
This is WAR'S best song IMHO!
War reminds me a little bit of Ozomatli - a California band that is too funky by half.
Great stuff - thanks for the reaction!
Love me some War❤love me some y’all too
I left out on my previous comment conga percussion player papa dee Allen RIP original members as well from solono California
4 cornered room by war if you are flying the friendly skies without ever leaving the ground...
I got a thought while I was watching you guys react to Gypsy Man by War.....One of wanted to do an Epic Hip-Hop Rap album with a theme or concept to it like Yes did in Close To The Edge and Relayer....only 3 songs on the album with many sections in between or within the songs....right? How about this for a thoght.....Yes's theme in all their music is journeys through the physcal realities to the spirituals of Love and the Creator.....using Baroque....Medieval.....Classical.....Jazz.....Funk......Flamenco....Latin....Soundscape music......how about you guys take us the listener on a journey or journey.....through the Beginnings of Egypt....to the beginnings of Slavery.....through slavery.....Post Slavery....60's 70's 80's 90's...and 21st century using Ancient African tribal music....where Rap and Hip-Hop began to Egyptian music with Rapping telling the story.....to the beginnings of slavery of the Black people to middle of Slavery where the fighting for Freedom began and Gospel and Blues music was created.....to post slavery.....where Jazz and Scat which was the beginnings of Rap....to the 60's 70's 80's 90's and 21st...stating where Black people are today!!! What do you think! That would be your Concept album that would Eic and you people and old people would definitely like it!!! Tell me what you think...Just a thought!!!
Oh yesss!
The beat on this is so reminiscent of Exodus by Bob Marley.
Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom (six of 'em)
Best weight training album EVER is the 34 songs of "The Very Best of War"
World is a Ghetto- just start from song 1…..❤️✌️🤘
Play your kids WAR!✌
I love it when musicians do a fusion of funk/soul/Jazz and give it their all. Give Stigs th-cam.com/video/3Dofa7ijoX4/w-d-xo.html "If I Ever Lose My Faith
In You listen. Sting had a period where he just used jazz musicians on his solo songs.
Thanks for doing this. Listening to this now, War I realize they're the whole onion. What i mean that is, it 's a full on sound that you can peel the different sounds as opposed to say EWF who built layers as the song goes on.
Spent alot of time smoking Ganga listening to war before during and after school 1972
OH YES PLEASE 😊
REQUEST! Junior Walker and the Allstars...Roadrunner.
Please! 👍❤🤙
SOUTHERN PART OF TEXAS.
I can only find the “Single” Version on Apple Music (5:24) and I really want this OG 11min+ version…any suggestions?
Why can't we be friends
Go directly to Spill The Wine…
🚬😵💫
The intro and the end could be trimmed by a few minutes
I really like WAR but this is way too long and boring
There's better by them
i saw them live at the universal amph. in 75, they were hi aas F. lee Oskar a harmonica virtuoso.
FOUR CORNERED ROOM . CITY COUNTRY CITY