A original WAR include: (Independent instruments employed, it whole sang & played percussions) BB Dickerson (Bass) Lee Oskar (Harp) Lonnie Jordan (Keyboards) Pa Dee Allen (Percussion, Bongos) Harold Black (Drums) Charles Miller (Sax, Flure, Clarinet) Howard Scott (Guitar)

Non-original WAR members:

Sandro Albert - Guitar James Montgomery Baker - Guitar William Bergman - Saxophone John Berry - Trumpet Rick Braun - Trumpet Kerry Campbell - Saxophone James Coile - Saxophone Jason (J.B.) Eckl - Guitar Charles Green - Flute, Horn, Sax, Horn Arrangements Ricky Green - Bass Ronnie Hammond - Percussion, Drums, Vocals Fernando Harkless - Saxophone Kenny Alvin Hudson - Percussion Larry Klymas - Saxophone Willie Loya - Percussion Richard Marquez - Percussion Debbie Moman - Vocals (Background) Milton Myrick - Vocals (Background) Tetsuya Nakamura - Harmonica, Vocals (Background) Charles Owens - Saxophone Tiki Paccius - Percussion Donald Phillips - Bass Luther Rabb - Bass, Vocals Marcos Reyes - Percussion Pat Rizzo - Flute, Sax, Vocals Papo Rodriguez - Percussion Sal Rodriguez - Percussion, Drums, Vocals, (Background) Peter Rosen - Bass Sharon Scott - Vocals (Background) Alice Tweed Smith - Percussion, Vocals (Background) Lee Thornburg - Trumpet Francisco "Poncho" Tomaselli - Bass Rae Valentine - Organ, Percussion, Vocals (Background) Moses Wheelock - Conga Stewart Ziff - Guitar

Burdon changed a title to War & a higher to date line-up, using Oskar, began recording inside 1969 and released Eric Burdon Declares War in 1970. "Spill the Wine" became a tremendously popular only, & the watch-higher, ''The Black Man's Burdon, was almost as successful as the first. Within 1971, Burdin left the class action midmost of the European tour, claiming he was as well exhausted to last on (look at 1971 in music). Fallowing the extremely stillborn album, War'', War's The World Is a Ghetto reestablished them at a forefront of popular funk & involved a 1972 hit "The Cisco Kid". That was followed per slightly disco influenced "Gypsy Man" from either a 1973 album Deliver A Word. ''Why Can't We Be Friends (1975 in music) sold well, and included "Low Rider", "the song" for every Low Rider enthusiast. The compilation of blocks known as Platinum Jazz'' was a surprise profits around 1977.

Discography
(Alphabetical the correct sequence)

Everthing Day Music Anthology (1970-1994) Right Of/Vol. 2 Deliver A Word Eric Burdon Declares “WAR� Grooves & Messages: The Greatest Hits Of WAR Life (Is And then Unknown) Live Love Is 100% Around Peace Sign Pt Jazz A Right Of Eric Burdon & WAR A Right Of WAR...& More A Black-Man’s Burdon A Music Band I personally & II A Super Right Of WAR The World Occurs as Ghetto WAR How come Can’t I Exist as Friends Youngblood (Soundtrack for the motion picture "Youngblood)

The line-up began to fall apart in 1978 when Dickerson quit and Charles Miller was murdered. After a few unsuccessful attempts at recouping, War's Outlaw was a moderate success, but the group was unable to keep any momentum as members came and went. By 1984, War was a touring band only. A comeback was attempted in 1994 with Peace Sign, but the album flopped (see 1994 in music).