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DISCID=910a7409
DTITLE=War / Why Can't We Be Friends?
DYEAR=1975
DGENRE=Rock
TTITLE0=Don't Let No One Get You Down
TTITLE1=Lotus Blossom
TTITLE2=Heartbeat
TTITLE3=Leroy's Latin Lament (Medley)
TTITLE4=Smile Happy
TTITLE5=So
TTITLE6=Low Rider
TTITLE7=In Mazatlan
TTITLE8=Why Can't We Be Friends?
EXTD=1995 Avenue Records\nOriginally Released June 1975\nRemastered Rh
EXTD=ino CD Released August 18, 1992\nRemastered Gold CD Released Febr
EXTD=uary 21, 1995\n\n24 Kt Gold Digital 20 Master Series\n\nAMG EXPER
EXTD=T REVIEW: War returned with a vengeance and new material in the m
EXTD=id-'70s, as the title hit was both a pop and R&B top 10 smash and
EXTD= "Low Rider" did even better, topping the soul surveys and peakin
EXTD=g at number seven pop. More importantly, they were once more a ca
EXTD=refree, loose, jamming band. Unfortunately, it was the last defin
EXTD=itive War album, as ego and production battles would soon undermi
EXTD=ne their success. -- Ron Wynn\n\nAmazon.com Editorial Review\nThe
EXTD= title song remains the obvious hit and standout track on War's s
EXTD=ixth album. Inspired by a fight that broke out in the audience be
EXTD=fore the group mounted the stage, "Why Can't We Be Friends?" beca
EXTD=me a Top 10 hit on both R&B and pop charts, as did the followup, 
EXTD="Low Rider." Another highlight is "Don't Let No One Get You Down,
EXTD=" an upbeat, self-help message song. The rest of the album focuse
EXTD=s on War's patented East L.A. sound, heavy with percussion, spice
EXTD=d with staccato bursts of horns and Lee Oskar's harmonica flares,
EXTD= filled with optimstic lyrics and soulful vocals, and includes th
EXTD=e extended jam of "Heartbeat." If you like the low-rider sound th
EXTD=at War pioneered, this is a great record for cruising or partying
EXTD=. --Tom Vickers \n\nAmazon.com Customer Review\nOne of their best
EXTD=, October 2, 2000 \nReviewer: oldtimerocker from Huntington, WV U
EXTD=SA \nThis album, along with "The World Is A Ghetto" is the best a
EXTD=lbum this band has put out. The title track, along with "Low Ride
EXTD=r" are two of the best songs this band has recorded. Pick this al
EXTD=bum up and bring back those memories. If you are new to this band
EXTD=, it will introduce you to some of the better music of the 70's. 
EXTD=\n\nHalf.com Album Credits\nJerry Goldstein, Producer\n\nAlbum No
EXTD=tes\nWar: Howard Scott (guitar, percussion, vocals); Charles Mill
EXTD=er (alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, clarinet, percussion, voca
EXTD=ls); Lee Oskar (harmonica, percussion, vocals); Lonnie Jordan (pi
EXTD=ano, organ, percussion, vocals); B.B. Dickerson (bass, percussion
EXTD=, vocals); Harold Brown (drums, percussion, vocals); Papa Dee All
EXTD=en (conga, bongos, percussion, vocals).\n\nAdditional personnel: 
EXTD=Sharone Scott, Milton James, Moses Wheelock (background vocals).\n
EXTD=\nEngineers: Ed Barton, Andrew Berliner, Chris Huston.\n\nOrigina
EXTD=lly released on United Artists (441) in June, 1975. Includes line
EXTD=r notes by Barry Alfonso.\n\nThis was War's sixth LP (their 8th c
EXTD=ounting the two with Eric Burdon). It was released in 1975, chart
EXTD=ing for 31 weeks and peaking at #8. The title song was a top-10 h
EXTD=it.
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