WAR - Live In Japan 1974 (Full Album) [Official Video]

You're watching the full album video for WAR - 'Live In Japan 1974'
--the first live War album in 50 Years that features all 7 original band members!

The Live performances from WAR's 1974 trip to Japan, have been digitally restored for a never-before-heard album, featuring all of WAR's classic tracks. OUT NOW on LP, CD and Digital! Get your copy of ‘Live in Japan 1974’ today at https://war.lnk.to/LIJ74

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Track list
00:00:00 Where Was You At
00:07:41 The World is a Ghetto
00:22:50 The Cisco Kid
00:28:32 Southern Part of Texas
00:36:57 So
00:44:02 Slippin' Into the Darkness
00:53:21 Shizuoka Chant
00:57:33 Me and Baby Brother
01:06:17 Lotus Blossom
01:11:23 Intro to Slippin' Into Darkness
01:16:13 Gypsy Man
01:32:29 Don't Let No One Get You Down
01:40:24 Band Intro
01:41:06 All Day Music

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“We spoke out against racism, hunger, gangs, crimes, and turf wars, as we embraced all people with hope and the spirit of brotherhood. It’s just as apropos today.” - WAR

WAR, the original street band, was founded by veteran record producer Jerry Goldstein and rock legend Eric Burdon in 1969. Together with the original band members Lonnie Jordan, Howard Scott, Lee Oskar, B.B. Dickerson, Harold Brown, the late Thomas “Papa Dee” Allen, and Charles Miller, they blended many musical styles and influences. The musical laboratory that is WAR yielded 17 gold, platinum and multi-platinum awards, including the triple platinum ‘The World Is A Ghetto’ and double platinum ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends?’ and ‘Greatest Hits’, and hit songs "Why Can't We Be Friends?", "Low Rider", "Spill the Wine", and "The Cisco Kid".

WAR began playing live shows to sold-out audiences in the 1970s and continues their commitment to being road WARriors, touring over 150 dates a year to this day.