Their early stuff is so criminally underrated. It’s a shame that they’re biggest hit/what they're mostly known for is low rider and why can’t we be friends. The first couple of albums had so much soul in them.
First time I saw WAR live in Toledo, Ohio's Rally by the River, I was waiting for this song my favorite one. Knowing it wasn't one of their highest charting songs, I was really disappointed when they left the stage without playing All Day Music. When they came back on stage for the encore, I couldn't believe my ears. They played it during the encore and chills went down my back. It was so beautiful, I'll never forget it. The next time I saw them in concert the song was before the encore.
You are so right, and to add insult to injury, the current fake "WAR" band gets all the WAR credit and recognition because they can use the name WAR that was taken from the original WAR artists who are now called the facebook.com/lowriderband. Lonnie Jordan/keyboards who fronts fake "WAR", needs to cut those strings from his puppetmaster producer/thief of the WAR name, and get on back with his four WAR brothers of the LOWRIDER BAND, Howard Scott/guitar, Harold Brown/drums, BB Dickerson/bass, Lee Oskar/harmonica, for us diehard WARriors. RIP to Charles Miller/sax and Papa Dee Allen/conga. Peace.
William Taylor Lonnie Jordan doesn't own the name WAR. WAR's producer, Jerry Goldstein, owns/stole the WAR name from all five surviving WAR artists, even Lonnie Jordan. It's sad to say about someone from my most favorite band, but Lonnie Jordan is basically a puppet on a string. Peace.
rufus317 You're right, WAR rightfully deserves to be inducted, but WAR has NOT been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame yet. They were nominated in 2008/09, and 2011/12, but the R&RHOF chooses to induct groups such as the Beastie Boys first, instead of these incredible musicians.
I was 21 and as white guys, my friends and I worshipped them. We went to one of their concerts here in Lake Charles, LA back around that time. It was just after they turned out "The World is a Ghetto". I damn near wore out that 8 track tape. Remember those? Great times, those days.
I ask you why is War not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Lesser acts have been inducted, there is something very wrong! It's a travesty in my opinion.
John Romano Agree totally! They were able to mix jazz, latin, soul, rock etc. and enjoy artistic and as well as commercial success and let's not forget, they brought the harmonica into the horn section which gave the group a distinctive sound.
WAR has been nominated 3 times for the R&RHOF, but are constantly dismissed while inducting groups that sample WAR music, example, The Beastie Boys, N.W.A., Tupac Shakur. It is a travesty. Declare WAR for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2018 for 2019. BTW, the more original WAR band is now called the Lowrider Band at facebook.com/LowriderBand. This could be one of the reasons they aren't in. Peace.
I've seen "WAR", the new act, without Lee Oskar on harmonica. It's just not the same. Waiting for The Lowrider Band to play in my area to get the true WAR feels.
Born and raised in Dallas but I remember my dad used to play this song religiously. Later I found out that my pops and mom stayed in Compton and other parts of LA b4 they came back to Texas. Although my grandfather raised me. I'm starting to see some patterns of my parents journey in their lives. Rest In Paradise daddy ❤️
I can vividly remember the first time hearing War, it was on AM radio in 1970 Eric Burdon and War “Spill The Wine” I was already hip to The Animals, so I was taken aback for a moment at first, then War minus Burdon released “All Day Music”followed by “The World Is A Ghetto” then “Deliver The Word”..man they became my favorite band, I was fortunate to see the original band live in the mid 70’s, I still have all my vinyl, as well as the cool B&W poster that came with the All Day Music record and continue to enjoy all their great music, very underrated group of Artist 👏🏽✌🏽
They gave us so much great music, I was blessed to see them at the Greek Theater in the 70s. This shows how talented this band is. They should be a unanimous choice for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
WOW look at all these beautiful kids, i was maybe 9 years old back when this was made, oh how i loved 'Soul Train' and 'American Bandstand' back in the day, such cool and happy fun times...lol
Nice to see Thomas “Papa Dee” Allen performing on Soul Train. While I’ve enjoyed the percussionists who have performed with War through the years I will always miss Papa Dee. What a sublime multi Instrumentalist he was. He left us much to soon. RIP 🎶🌟🙏🏼💐🎵
What an awesome live performance! Soul Train and bands such as War did so much to bring Americans together at this time, reminding us all that life's best moments were exactly this: a party in town, making love, riding around, a family picnic at the park- simple, unpretentious, available to us all. Growing up in Santa Barbara, Ca., in the 1970's, this is the world we made for ourselves with the inspiration from bands like War and t.v. like Soul Train. Still believing in this beautiful feeling...
14 freshman year Angels camp Calif best times for cars friends and the best music ever still have my high school car 67 Camaro today's music is dead to me...
Man this one hits me In the emotional part of my heart but in ah good way....dnt get no better then this....live performance you can see they were trying stay according to the studio version but kept losing the rhythm but still managed to still stay in tune with eachother and give such ah amazing performance 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
correction; they improvised somewhat from the record but they never 'lost the rhythm' in this performance. War was one of the best live bands we ever had
War had the sound that made you feel good, I stand in agreement with you all, I will keep listening to them, let's face it the 70s had the best music ever
I think this the only video where I can see lee Oskar playing the harmonic live.......I'd been looking everywhere......wish I could see him playing Latin Lament.
Did you know Lee Oskar is actually the lead singer on 'Leroy's Latin Lament'? The legendary Lee Oskar still performs WAR music with OriGinal WAR bandmate/brothers as the Lowrider Band at facebook.com/LowriderBand. Here's another vid of him, 'Smile Happy' - ruclips.net/video/25keQDJEZZU/видео.html
I was young 17 in college and met a beautiful girl I was in love and she told me I love you, we were actually at a park when this song came out and if you're looking for a happy ending??? I was an immature jerk and she dumped me!. Ok I got better later...
They are singing live. Rare for Soul Train. They sound so good
Still no war in the rock n roll hall of fame is crazy one of the great bands
The keyboardist has some very smooth lead vocals man!👍🏿
War was a great band and had a different varieties of styles. All day is definitely one of my favorite War songs.
Their early stuff is so criminally underrated. It’s a shame that they’re biggest hit/what they're mostly known for is low rider and why can’t we be friends. The first couple of albums had so much soul in them.
Another music expert...underrated in your head...keep silent.
@@alessandromarchesini9039 hoss alert!
First time I saw WAR live in Toledo, Ohio's Rally by the River, I was waiting for this song my favorite one. Knowing it wasn't one of their highest charting songs, I was really disappointed when they left the stage without playing All Day Music. When they came back on stage for the encore, I couldn't believe my ears. They played it during the encore and chills went down my back. It was so beautiful, I'll never forget it. The next time I saw them in concert the song was before the encore.
Thanks for that great concert memory.
Amazing Band. These dudes were way underrated.
You are so right, and to add insult to injury, the current fake "WAR" band gets all the WAR credit and recognition because they can use the name WAR that was taken from the original WAR artists who are now called the facebook.com/lowriderband. Lonnie Jordan/keyboards who fronts fake "WAR", needs to cut those strings from his puppetmaster producer/thief of the WAR name, and get on back with his four WAR brothers of the LOWRIDER BAND, Howard Scott/guitar, Harold Brown/drums, BB Dickerson/bass, Lee Oskar/harmonica, for us diehard WARriors. RIP to Charles Miller/sax and Papa Dee Allen/conga. Peace.
lowriderbandfan i thought lonnie jordan was the only person that got the name ??
William Taylor Lonnie Jordan doesn't own the name WAR. WAR's producer, Jerry Goldstein, owns/stole the WAR name from all five surviving WAR artists, even Lonnie Jordan. It's sad to say about someone from my most favorite band, but Lonnie Jordan is basically a puppet on a string. Peace.
THESE DUDES WERE inducted in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and rightfully deserved it!
rufus317 You're right, WAR rightfully deserves to be inducted, but WAR has NOT been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame yet. They were nominated in 2008/09, and 2011/12, but the R&RHOF chooses to induct groups such as the Beastie Boys first, instead of these incredible musicians.
Doesn't get any better than this ...super tight performance....WAR
''Music is what we like to play''!! I love when they vocalize when saying ALL DAY!! I love this band!! 70s they were getting down!!!
*****
I so love this song!! Obsessed! lol
A war fan very surprising
Mechacelzi Y I don't know! I loved them forever!! I love band type music.
***** when was your first listening to them?
Mechacelzi when I was a kid
I was 13 in '73 and had my dads headphones on listening to the double live War album. I was an instant fan
I remember the album with a hand drawn face the gold teeth smiling haha
The live version of All Day Music on that album is like Gospel to my ears almost
I was 21 and as white guys, my friends and I worshipped them. We went to one of their concerts here in Lake Charles, LA back around that time. It was just after they turned out "The World is a Ghetto". I damn near wore out that 8 track tape. Remember those? Great times, those days.
I ask you why is War not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Lesser acts have been inducted, there is something very wrong! It's a travesty in my opinion.
....'War' had it's very own genre of music .......and based on that alone ...should be in the Hall of Fame.
John Romano Agree totally! They were able to mix jazz, latin, soul, rock etc. and enjoy artistic and as well as commercial success and let's not forget, they brought the harmonica into the horn section which gave the group a distinctive sound.
WAR has been nominated 3 times for the R&RHOF, but are constantly dismissed while inducting groups that sample WAR music, example, The Beastie Boys, N.W.A., Tupac Shakur. It is a travesty. Declare WAR for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2018 for 2019. BTW, the more original WAR band is now called the Lowrider Band at facebook.com/LowriderBand. This could be one of the reasons they aren't in. Peace.
hopefully 2019
Raul Pertierra, absolutely right!! They had tons of hits from 70-75. Unbelievable they are not in.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥they just not making jams like this no more I love the old school ijs
So funky fresh... so fly... absolutely amazing... there was no decade like the 70s!!!
For those of you too young, Soul Train to us was glorious! It made me feel so good and so proud!
Love how the harmonica brings the song to life in this video.
guerillajack27 totally agree
I've seen "WAR", the new act, without Lee Oskar on harmonica. It's just not the same. Waiting for The Lowrider Band to play in my area to get the true WAR feels.
And bongos or congas add soul to the music .
My kind of music. I can ride to this music all day!! Love it
Cruising my 78 Monte Carlo through all the great neighborhoods in LA. Listening to War, Santana, The Isley Brothers, never want to go home!
BEAUTIFUL !!!
War always had one of the best sounds ever. One of my favorite songs!
Born and raised in Dallas but I remember my dad used to play this song religiously. Later I found out that my pops and mom stayed in Compton and other parts of LA b4 they came back to Texas. Although my grandfather raised me. I'm starting to see some patterns of my parents journey in their lives. Rest In Paradise daddy ❤️
I can vividly remember the first time hearing War, it was on AM radio in 1970 Eric Burdon and War “Spill The Wine” I was already hip to The Animals, so I was taken aback for a moment at first, then War minus Burdon released “All Day Music”followed by “The World Is A Ghetto” then “Deliver The Word”..man they became my favorite band, I was fortunate to see the original band live in the mid 70’s, I still have all my vinyl, as well as the cool B&W poster that came with the All Day Music record and continue to enjoy all their great music, very underrated group of Artist 👏🏽✌🏽
They gave us so much great music, I was blessed to see them at the Greek Theater in the 70s. This shows how talented this band is. They should be a unanimous choice for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
I saw them in concert in Seattle ~78 with the Commodores. I've been a fan for 45 years.
This is a classic performance on Soul Train!
I still love this Band. Real Musicians
What in the world happened to good 'Soul' music? 😢Thank goodness, we have these recordings...
WOW look at all these beautiful kids, i was maybe 9 years old back when this was made, oh how i loved 'Soul Train' and 'American Bandstand' back in the day, such cool and happy fun times...lol
Beautiful music like this can only be made with selfless devotion and an open heart - so lucky to have grown up with these geniuses!
Nice to see Thomas “Papa Dee” Allen performing on Soul Train. While I’ve enjoyed the percussionists who have performed with War through the years I will always miss Papa Dee.
What a sublime multi Instrumentalist he was. He left us much to soon. RIP 🎶🌟🙏🏼💐🎵
Reminds me of Los Angeles during my teenage years! Such awesome times!
Making love by just riding around is one of the best lyrics ever written and most accurate in the description of the times.
One of the few performances on Soul Train done live. Loved it.
Good call. I was going to say the same. Awesome performance.
What an awesome live performance! Soul Train and bands such as War did so much to bring Americans together at this time, reminding us all that life's best moments were exactly this: a party in town, making love, riding around, a family picnic at the park- simple, unpretentious, available to us all. Growing up in Santa Barbara, Ca., in the 1970's, this is the world we made for ourselves with the inspiration from bands like War and t.v. like Soul Train. Still believing in this beautiful feeling...
14 freshman year Angels camp Calif best times for cars friends and the best music ever still have my high school car 67 Camaro today's music is dead to me...
its been dead friend, least you still got that ride, those memories, and this track!!
Awe...Angels Camp...right up the road from Sutter Creek. God’s country. 🥰
Man this one hits me In the emotional part of my heart but in ah good way....dnt get no better then this....live performance you can see they were trying stay according to the studio version but kept losing the rhythm but still managed to still stay in tune with eachother and give such ah amazing performance 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
correction; they improvised somewhat from the record but they never 'lost the rhythm' in this performance. War was one of the best live bands we ever had
These guys have been one of my favorite bands as long as I can remember. Well loved by many fans.
Listen to the band play instruments and sing all at same time , a Lost ART in todays society, this music soothes the SOUL
This music gives me the chills. Those horns just killed it! I miss real talent so much :(
One of the greatest live bands EVER! They'd dance to anything on Soul Train.
These guys had so many hits. I hope they made their money.
Beautiful music with the original line up.
This is my favorite WAR song!!! Brings back so many great memories!:)
First time hearing anybody play/sing live on Soul Train...this was great.
If this track doesn't put you in a good mood, there's something wrong with u. Great memories...
Oh, this brings back such good memories of when I was a little girl in the 70s. War was epic, and highly underated. This song is everything!
these cats deserve much more recognition. just listen to how amazing they are. SO smooth
Philly in the house. Fairmount Park. Belmont Plateau DAMN!!!! 💕💕🎶🎶
Be-In in the park!
Just went to their concert at Blue Notes - Hawaii and they were so AWESOME!!!!! I'm glad I live in the time of WAR's music ........
good music, great harmony, very easy on the ears music
I still like this song in 2021.We use to always try to harmonize on this song
This was and still is my song🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Beautiful. My go to group
This brand of music will never be forgotten
War has the best
War had the sound that made you feel good, I stand in agreement with you all, I will keep listening to them, let's face it the 70s had the best music ever
They playing live. The coolest groups to ever rock the universe.
This is actually live. Love it. Thank You!
Great live band!!! I love War !!!
This song so describes much of my summers as a young adult, hangin out and partying down in Norfolk!
One of the greatest bands I've ever seen live 💯
I wish I were there on a Saturday afternoon in LA when real music existed.. Thanks for posting it...
Doesn’t this just give you a summer Saturday Afternoon in LA feeling??
There playing live on Soul Train....wow
Yeah not many acts actually got to play live in Soul Train. They usually just played with a backing track.
I think this the only video where I can see lee Oskar playing the harmonic live.......I'd been looking everywhere......wish I could see him playing Latin Lament.
Did you know Lee Oskar is actually the lead singer on 'Leroy's Latin Lament'? The legendary Lee Oskar still performs WAR music with OriGinal WAR bandmate/brothers as the Lowrider Band at facebook.com/LowriderBand. Here's another vid of him, 'Smile Happy' - ruclips.net/video/25keQDJEZZU/видео.html
Un groupe légendaire. Ces vinyles tournent encore sur ma platine. Bravo à War.😂
This song always reminds me of my late great uncle Fernando ❤
LA's finest kickin' ass on the SoulTrain
Beautiful performance. I love this song.
this is that feel good shit that you will never hear again !!!!
Thank you God for true artist !
Listening on Thanksgiving 2020. This sure takes me back!
War is one of my favorite groups. Reminds me of growing up in L.A. Lincoln Heights!!
Still loving it in 2020 Houston, Texas Hey I remember when the song came out darn I’m getting old. 😮
The sound of soul of the 70's.
Great drive around in the car song cruising with friends
Dave Wilson that is tru
The 70s seem like a fun time to be alive
Miss Soul Train and American Bandstand... driving and relaxing to war was great ❤️
Beautiful. Thanks for uploading this.
Still groovin to this in 2024.
Have War albums. We were too young to afford concerts so Soul Train was our free concerts 🤗🙌
Great band!
I was young 17 in college and met a beautiful girl I was in love and she told me I love you, we were actually at a park when this song came out and if you're looking for a happy ending??? I was an immature jerk and she dumped me!.
Ok I got better later...
hahaha!!
It's all part of growing up.
i was a teenage when i listen war and still fan
The best days ever.🙏
Very underrated, once in a lifetime experience ❤️🎁
PLAY THIS AT MY FUNERAL...THEY'LL GET IT!
Bro just imagine just flipping through your few channels n watch this on tv
The best music in the world!
That's the type soul music I love
Ilove all day musis
I just you love guys and your music
This one and the live performance of Mandrill on Soul Train are super. East - West.
I’m here for Lee Oskar’s hip rolls. 😂 Beautiful song.
Pure soul…Pure talent…
Beautiful song and great dancing!
Lee Oscar & War, Yes Sir 👏🏾 🙌 😁💯
Pure Soul
Hermosa música para la historia que hizo este gran grupo. Que sigue en la mente de la gente que nacimos en los 60’s en adelante hasta los 80’s.
soul music ,, its to bad what about war the group today .. it's a shame to sell out the group ..this was the snizznick.
Beautiful memories ❤
Memories.... One day...💕... waiting...
I want the Kat with the Harmonica to help the band on my wedding that guy is smooth
Best live band ever.
Joe Gallegos nope,the black bryds ,earth wind and fire,chicago,the gap band.
I remember one summer WAR played at Lincoln Park In Lincoln Heights in the 80's good times.
my band right next to earth wind an fire
This really a groovie thing to dance to.
Bodee can move any all kindsa ways 😊
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