War – All Day Music
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WAR's second album without Eric Burdon, All Day Music was released in November 1971 on United Artists Records.
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All Day Music is still one of this band's best-ever efforts. At times mellow enough to border on horizontal, the songs are filled with such texture and such rich intent that even in the band's quietest breath there is a funky resonance that fulfills Lee Oskar's vision fully.
-Amy Hanson, AllMusic
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A1 All Day Music
A2 Get Down
A3 That'S What Love Will Do
A4 There Must Be A Reason
B1 Nappy Head (Theme From "Ghetto Man")
B2 Slippin' Into Darkness
B3 Baby Brother
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War – All Day Music
War – All Day Music
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WAR's second album without Eric Burdon, All Day Music was released in November 1971 on United Artists Records.
Review
All Day Music is still one of this band's best-ever efforts. At times mellow enough to border on horizontal, the songs are filled with such texture and such rich intent that even in the band's quietest breath there is a funky resonance that fulfills Lee Oskar's vision fully.
-Amy Hanson, AllMusic
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A1 All Day Music
A2 Get Down
A3 That'S What Love Will Do
A4 There Must Be A Reason
B1 Nappy Head (Theme From "Ghetto Man")
B2 Slippin' Into Darkness
B3 Baby Brother
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Description
- Description
- Release details
- Tracklist
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WAR's second album without Eric Burdon, All Day Music was released in November 1971 on United Artists Records.
Review
All Day Music is still one of this band's best-ever efforts. At times mellow enough to border on horizontal, the songs are filled with such texture and such rich intent that even in the band's quietest breath there is a funky resonance that fulfills Lee Oskar's vision fully.
-Amy Hanson, AllMusic
-
A1 All Day Music
A2 Get Down
A3 That'S What Love Will Do
A4 There Must Be A Reason
B1 Nappy Head (Theme From "Ghetto Man")
B2 Slippin' Into Darkness
B3 Baby Brother
