Lowrider Band - Gypsy Man - LRBC # 23 - 10-8-2014

The INCOMPARABLE Lowrider Band (former original members of the band WAR) performing their million selling hit "Gypsy Man" on the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise # 23 - featuring the great Lee Oskar on harmonica - on October 8, 2014.
Howard Scott - guitar and vocals
Harold Brown - drums and vocals
Lee Oskar - harmonica
Lance Ellis - saxophone
Pete Cole - keyboards and vocals
Cal Mosely - bass and vocals
Chuk Barber - percussion and vocals

[@AlfredKnight-b8x]

So much soul

[@drdukesmith9082]

I saw them at the San Diego Street Scene`..They were going by the Name SOB...As Soon asI saw then I knew it was WAR...and started spreading the word...I got to Stand next the Stage and take in the Whole Concert ...Man it was a great Day !

[@AndrewLeigh-v1l]

Awe man ❤ HOWARD SCOTT HAROLD BROWN AND LEE OSCAR ❤

[@rcandthemoonpieband396]

We had heard that after Papa Dee Allen died that they never played this song again. I guess that is an urban legend. It's great to hear these guys play this song again. Long live the real WAR.

[@candytiano4314]

They call me a Gypsy Woman.

[@jsc1227]

trully one of the greatest bands of the era nothing comes close today

[@muxux4]

What a talented group of musicians! These guys are the ones that made the music and the band. They can be called anything, but they will always be the Real ones

[@jsamc8420]

Damn, Lee was feeling it !!

[@larrybutler8965]

Backroads of Langston, Oklahoma was red dirt for miles and the roads lead to places unknown.. You could drive down these country roads and one connected to another.. That’s probably anymore in the world.. But I had bought this eight track tape called ‘Deliver the Word.” And this was on there and I played it going down those roads. Just losing myself in thought not knowing what I wanted to be or how I was going to get there.. I just knew that this music, that harmonica played by one of the greatest Lee Oskar just took me away. I got to find a place….over hills and dales and nothing in sight .. future bleak but the music kept me grounded .. Yes War one the main groups back then .. They call me Gypsy man.. LB June 2022

[@mudhens4ever]

Good cover. I enjoyed this!

[@joncalvo3591]

My All Time fav music. W Lee Oskar too

[@roquey44]

I love this livr version.

[@ManuelGonzalez-mz2sz]

yeah this group sounds very good I seen them in the 70s in Chicago Lee Oscar on the harmonica

[@josebruno8833]

chapeau ....du lourd.....💞💞💞💞👋👋👋

[@ojohnson47]

Great sound and Lee Oskar kills it. I saw War in Germany 1985 and was more impressed with Oskar than the rest. Not sure what happened with Lonnie Jordan, but long live War!

[@williamst.mariejr.6070]

Lonnie Jordan stole the name War and he tours with people, who weren't in War, playing the songs, and they suck

[@StraightOuttaMemphis]

mannnnny MOOOOOONNNNNNssssss Of MEMories,,,,,,,With These GUYS...the MUsic that...I TrAVEL... THE WORLD onnnnnnnn In the U S AIR FORCE.......

[@lennyharp]

I had a Watt's Festival recording of War from the 70's doing a 28 or 30 minute version of "Gypsy Man". Lee Oskar can play most times and add to the music.

[@rosedavila3547]

LEE OSKAR PLAYS SO COOL HE HAS HIS OWN STYLE from the MISSION DIST SAN FRAN steve venegas

[@marcioe.cumplido2411]

WAR !!!

[@paulcleghorn6153]

I THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH.. IT IS A GREAT LOSS. MRP .UK

[@paulwashington1287]

🎶🎵wheres B.B.?🎶🎵🎼

[@moggymorgan1235]

Wow

[@konuirickus6192]

Join both bands together

[@joaoluizsilva5284]

Lee Oskar a gaita da alma

[@Bronxlady1]

That there's the War sound l know!

[@RobertTaylor-xh9wp]

I was in my garage getting high on pills on the Reds who knows about the Reds back in the seventies

[@AndresGarcia-gu6bg]

Screwing your brain the only engine you have for the rest of your life if you get that far and you said what did I did to late

[@jamesrutter4277]

Bad A** Jam !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gary5512]

He playing that harmonica though

[@rayvaldez8789]

Con safos tifa thirteen...

[@lingsun1959]

I love the album version. I just don't like any of the live versions.

[@doubleghod]

I am with you, Farm Feline, I can't think of one hit song that I've heard in the last 35 yrs wherein the live version trumps the studio. There are just too many variables at work when they are live. I know some people think the studio cuts are 'sterile' but I say: Bring on the sterility.

[@charleslovett7828]

@@doubleghod How can you say such a thing? The studio album came out in 1975, this is a 2014 performance and while I am not feeling it like those live version from the 1970s I am grateful that most of the band is alive, physically able to perform

[@505shango]

Lol so this guys are very talented but they are not WAR. I saw WAR in 1975 Midland Tx. Maybe they should call themselves a War tribute band

[@gregbaggett9647]

Well, there are 5 surviving members of War and 4 of them are in this band. About as close as you're gonna get now.

[@johnburke1330]

David Hernandez These are 4 of the real War players. Only Lonnie Jordan missing as he tours with a band that somehow has the right to the War name but he’s the only one from the band. THIS is Not a tribute band!

[@rickharris1709]

Where is B.B Dickerson?

[@mt9054]

This IS War...the touring War is a total fraud

[@jaimemoreno3998]

Do your research before posting a comment like that bro.