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War – Why Can't We Be Friends? LP vinyl record, image 1 of 6
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War – Why Can't We Be Friends? (VG/VG) – LP, US 1975

$25.00 - $25.00
$25.00
$25.00 - $25.00
$25.00
Condition: Second Hand
Ships from: Melbourne
Media: Very Good (VG)
Cover: Very Good (VG)
Comments: Name on disc label
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  • Why Can't We Be Friends? is an LP by War from 1975 released on the United Artists Records label.

    About this album

    Why Can’t We Be Friends? is War at their most sharp-witted and accessible, balancing deep funk, Latin-flavoured rhythms and easygoing hooks with pointed social observation. Released in 1975, the album followed the band’s breakthrough period and broadened their appeal beyond the underground, helped by the title track’s memorable refrain and the laid-back swagger of Low Rider. Built on tight ensemble playing, distinctive percussion and a warm, conversational feel, it showed how War could turn commentary on race, conflict and everyday life into music that was both catchy and quietly subversive. It remains one of their most recognisable and enduring albums.

  • Artist: War
    Label: United Artists Records – UA-LA441-G
    Format: LP, Album, Stereo
    Units: 1
    Country: US
    Released: 1975
    Genre: Soul & Funk
    Style: Funk

  • A1 Don'T Let No One Get You Down
    A2 Lotus Blossom
    A3 Heartbeat
    Leroy's Latin Lament (Medley)
    B1 Smile Happy
    B2 So
    B3 Low Rider
    B4 In Mazatlan
    B5 Why Can'T We Be Friends?