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The World Is a Ghetto is a 1972 studio album by War, blending funk, soul, rock, jazz, and Latin-influenced rhythms. It includes the title track and "The Cisco Kid," both issued in edited form as successful singles, while the album versions allow more space for ensemble interplay. Billboard ranked it...
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War's major commercial and critical peak, best-selling 1973 album, acclaimed Latin-funk-soul fusion.
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Why Can't We Be Friends? is the seventh studio album by the American band War, released in 1975. The record combines funk, soul, rock, jazz, and Latin influences, reflecting the group's multicultural lineup and ensemble-based sound. It includes the socially themed title track and "Low Rider," two en...
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Popular War album with enduring title track and Low Rider, broad recognition though uneven album consensus.
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All Day Music is the fourth studio album by War, released in 1971, and the band's second album after the departure of singer Eric Burdon. Its ensemble sound combines funk, soul, rock, jazz, and Latin rhythms, with grooves built from percussion, harmonica, horns, keyboards, and shared vocals. The rec...
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Important War album establishing their hybrid sound, warm reputation, but less canonical than The World Is a Ghetto.
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Composite Truth is a 1973 studio album by Mandrill, a Brooklyn-based ensemble formed by the Wilson brothers. It combines funk and soul with Afro-Caribbean and Latin percussion, jazz-influenced horn writing, rock guitar, and group vocals, reflecting the members' diverse musical background. The album...
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One of Mandrill's best-regarded albums, strong fusion of funk, Latin, rock, and soul, durable cult acclaim.
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Deliver the Word is a 1973 studio album by War, the Los Angeles ensemble known for integrating funk, soul, jazz, rock, and Latin rhythms. Its arrangements use bass, percussion, horns, keyboards, harmonica, guitar, and collective vocals to create long, layered grooves. The album includes "Gypsy Man"...
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Successful War follow-up with strong musicianship and hits, respected but less landmark than prior album.
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Mandrill is the self-titled 1971 debut album by Mandrill, a multiracial Brooklyn band founded by the Wilson brothers. Its arrangements combine funk, soul, rock guitar, jazz elements, African-derived rhythms, and Latin percussion, reflecting the varied musical backgrounds of the ensemble. The album i...
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Mandrill debut has strong Afro-Latin funk fusion reputation, adventurous and respected by collectors.
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The soundtrack to the 2002 Brazilian crime film "City of God" ("Cidade de Deus"), directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, compiles music reflecting the cultural landscape of Rio de Janeiro's favelas. The album features a mix of Brazilian funk, samba, and electronic music, alongside an origina...
Galaxy is a 1977 studio album by War, the American ensemble known for combining funk, soul, rock, jazz, and Latin-influenced rhythms. Its title track uses an extended groove, ensemble vocals, percussion, horns, and synthesizer textures, reflecting the band's collaborative rather than singer-centered...
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Late 1970s War disco-influenced release, some chart success, but weaker critical reputation than early classics.
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The Music Band is a 1979 studio album by War, the American group known for combining funk, soul, rock, and Latin-influenced rhythms. Released by MCA Records, it forms the first part of a two-album sequence completed by The Music Band 2 later in the same year. The record belongs to War's period after...
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Post-peak War album with competent grooves, generally minor in the band's catalog.
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