War — "Why Can't We Be Friends?"

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Low Rider and the title track alone made this one of the most sampled funk records of the '70s, but the deep cuts are where War actually shows their range — “Heartbeat” and the “Leroy's Latin Lament” medley suite pull straight from the Latin percussion this band always had running underneath the funk. This is a band from LA that never separated the two sounds. Play the whole thing front to back and you'll hear why.

Genre: Funk / Soul
Year: 1975
Label: United Artists Records / Far Out — UA-LA441-G
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG+ - VG / Sleeve: VG
Notes: Original pressing, issued without the insert poster. Light surface noise but plays great. Ring wear, writing on cover and label — priced accordingly.

Low Rider and the title track alone made this one of the most sampled funk records of the '70s, but the deep cuts are where War actually shows their range — “Heartbeat” and the “Leroy's Latin Lament” medley suite pull straight from the Latin percussion this band always had running underneath the funk. This is a band from LA that never separated the two sounds. Play the whole thing front to back and you'll hear why.

Genre: Funk / Soul
Year: 1975
Label: United Artists Records / Far Out — UA-LA441-G
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG+ - VG / Sleeve: VG
Notes: Original pressing, issued without the insert poster. Light surface noise but plays great. Ring wear, writing on cover and label — priced accordingly.