Reminds you of the Hits We Wrote for War the Band. All Day Music, Summer and More.

ORDINARY MAN 9 TO 5

It was 1969 when Harold Brown, Howard Scott, Lee Oskar, B.B Dickerson, L. Jordan and The Late Papa Dee Allen & Charles Miller made a powerful statement musically at a time when peace was the slogan in an anti-Vietnam U.S.A.
Our vision was to spread a message of brotherhood and harmony as we were the ‪#‎SOLDIERSOFPEACE‬ . Our voices and instruments were our weapons in hand and our songs were our ammo. We spoke out against gangs, crime, racism, hunger, turf wars, and violence of any kind whatsoever. As ‪EricBurdon‬ back band, we experimented and blended our influences and sound styles that carried with it a phenomenal number of gold, platinum & multi-platinum awards which included the triple platinum The World Is A Ghetto, double platinum ‎WhyCantWeBeFriends‬ and Greatest Hits, platinum, ‎All Day Music‬ ‎Galaxy‬ and more.
‪‎Harold Brown‬, ‎Howard Scott‬, ‪‎Lee Oskar‬, ‎BB Dickerson‬,  ‎Papa Dee Allen‬ and ‎Charles Miller‬ began playing live shows and soon found themselves playing for sold-out audiences throughout California that dovetailed into the studio to record their debut album and Eric Burdon Declaring. ‎Spill The Wine‬ was an immediate world wide hit.
‪‎Jimi Hendrix‬ jammed with the group at ‎Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club‬ in London England on the 16th of September 1970, the same night that Jimi Hendrix transitioned over.
1971 All Day Music was released. The album's title track ‎Slipping Into‬ Darkness would be Harold Brown, Howard Scott, Lee Oskar, B.B Dickerson, Lonnie Jordan and The Late Papa Dee Allen and Charles Miller’s first hit single, and their first hit single and first gold single with over 1 million album sales.
The sound evolved with the release of The ‎World Is A Ghetto‬ album. Its first single, ‎The Cisco Kid‬ shipped gold and brought Harold Brown, Howard Scott, Lee Oskar, B.B Dickerson, Lonnie Jordan and The Late Papa Dee Allen and Charles Miller’s a following in the 1973 selling nearly two million copies, contained ‎Gypsy Man‬ , ‎Me And My Baby Brother. It was 1975 when the Why Can't We Be Friends? album was released. It contained the hit title track, "Low-Rider" , and "Don't Let No One Get You Down'. ‪#‎WARisNOTtheanswer We Love You All. 
The Original’s ~ Harold Brown, Howard Scott, B.B. Dickerson, Lee Oskar and the Late Papa Dee Allen and Charles Miller. www.facebook.com/lowriderband

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