B.B. Dickerson Discography of CDs

B.B. Dickerson songs This has been digitally remastered from the original master tapes. War Live -- also sometimes known simply as Live -- was recorded just as the group ...

B.B. Dickerson music CDs Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Spill the Wine; Tobacco Road; All Day Music; Slippin' into Darkness; Get Down; Nappy Head (Theme from Ghetto Man); World Is ...

B.B. Dickerson CD discography Originally released on MGM (4663) in April, 1970. Includes liner notes by Barry Alfonso. After great success with the blues-rock group the Animals, Burdon changed the ...

B.B. Dickerson discography Despite the somewhat smug album title, which makes it seem as if Eric Burdon wanted to broadcast the newfound credibility he'd gained from playing with ...

B.B. Dickerson albums When War debuted as Eric Burdon's backing band in the late '60s, they were on ABC-Paramount. The group was still hot in 1976, and ABC ...

B.B. Dickerson songs Originally released on United Artists (441) in June, 1975. Includes liner notes by Barry Alfonso. This was War's sixth LP (their 8th counting the two with ...

B.B. Dickerson music CDs Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Tobacco Road; Spill the Wine; They Can't Take Away Our Music; Sun Oh Son; Lonely Feelin'; All Day Music; Get Down; ...

B.B. Dickerson CD discography Originally released on United Artists (128-F) in August 1973. Recorded at Crystal Industries, Caribou Studios and Wally Heider Studio, Los Angeles, California. Includes liner notes ...

B.B. Dickerson albums The album that paved the way for War's commercial success, 1971's ALL DAY MUSIC is a laid-back slice of genuine California funk. Modeled on the ...

B.B. Dickerson discography War's first album without Eric Burdon was a strange, imposing, and beautiful hybrid -- a bridge between their then-current work with Burdon and their roots, ...

B.B. Dickerson CD discography The Music Band was War's way of telling their history through music -- a two-part concept album about the band themselves. It was a bit ...

B.B. Dickerson music CDs (programming); The Waters, Debbie Moman, Milton "James" Myrick (background Originally released on the MGM, United Artists, Avenue and MCA labels between 1970-1994. Includes liner notes by ...

B.B. Dickerson songs GALAXY is the last War album on which all seven original bandmembers played. Includes liner notes by Barry Alfonso. War had been on cruise control for ...

B.B. Dickerson albums Latter-day fans of War's more commercially successful later singles, including the classic "Low Rider" and "Why Can't We Be Friends?" may be unaware that the ...

B.B. Dickerson discography War became a superstar funk unit in the '70s by seamlessly fusing several elements: R&B vocals, Afro-Latin rhythms, rock theatrics, and even occasional jazz strains. ...

B.B. Dickerson CD discography Lee Oskar's solo career got off to an enjoyable start with this self-titled collection of pop-jazz and instrumental pop/R&B. From this point on, the Danish-born ...

B.B. Dickerson albums In the late '70s and early '80s, Lee Oskar recorded several decent solo albums while continuing to be a member of War. The harmonica player/composer ...

Despite the somewhat smug album title, which makes it seem as if Eric Burdon wanted to broadcast the newfound credibility he'd gained from playing with ...

(programming); The Waters, Debbie Moman, Milton "James" Myrick (background Originally released on the MGM, United Artists, Avenue and MCA labels between 1970-1994. Includes liner notes by ...