
War is an American funk band formed in 1969 in California. Known for their genre-blending style, they incorporate rock, funk, jazz, Latin, rhythm and blues, and reggae influences. Their biggest hits include "Low Rider", "Spill the Wine", "Summer", "Why Can’t We Be Friends?", "The Cisco Kid", and "The World Is a Ghetto". With a multiethnic lineup, the band broke racial and cultural barriers in the music industry. Over the years, the lineup has changed significantly, with Lonnie Jordan being the only remaining original member. War has left a lasting impact on funk and crossover music, influencing numerous artists across genres.
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Tobacco Road ft. War | 1994 |
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Pretty Colors ft. War | 1970 |
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So ft. Eric Burdon | 2002 |
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Jimbo ft. Eric Burdon | 1970 |
Gun ft. Eric Burdon | 1970 |
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