WAR - Low Rider (Official Video) [Remastered In 4K] | REACTION

Mugnify Reacts To WAR - Low Rider (Official Video)! Get ready to take a trip back in time to the 70s with the remastered music video of "Low Rider" by War. This iconic song, made by a black artist, has been featured in countless movies and is the ultimate anthem for low riders and hydraulics. Join us as we explore the influence of this song on a generation and marvel at the classic cars of the era. Don't miss out on this blast from the past - subscribe now!
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[@navagate1900]

Eric Burdon who sang House of the Rising Sun, also sang with War. Check out the video Eric Burdon & War, Spill the Wine. The Live version is 6:41 long.

[@AP-gb3eh]

Low riders came first ,the song celebrated the culture. Cars were so cool it’s impossible to explain. The sounds of engines influenced music ,the rumble of a great engine. Heavy sigh ☮️ to all the Motörheads and musicians

[@kikivon3501]

The 70’s was weird, wild and so COOL!!!!!! There were few boundaries in music, everyone could do everything. It’s one of the reasons so much phenomenal music came out in that decade.

[@cakesaregood5176]

That’s right.

[@witchyone]

Yeah!!! Anyone else having Cheech and Chong flashbacks? Love it!

[@fatovamingus]

Big Bamboo

[@Deam7666]

How can you not?!!🤣🤣🥰

[@SIXX2772]

OH HELL YEAH!!!!... See man we were all together musically up till they used 80s hip-hop/rap to separate us! That's when it REALLY got weird not the 70s.

[@AmberR97]

R.I.P to Charles Miller he died in 1980 at the age of 41 he was murdered in Los Angeles, Ca til this day his murder remains unsolved 🙏🏾👼. FYI he's the man singing and he's the saxophonist.

[@mauricecole1196]

Low riders are part of the Chicano/Latino culture since the late 40s, the song lowrider is by the group WAR which is a tribute to the low rider movement. The song is been sampled by many.

[@jacqueline4514]

Yes! If lowrider cars had a sound, they perfectly encapsulated it with this song. Other hits of theirs that I highly recommend are "War", "Cisco Kid" and "Why Can't We Be Friends". Each is very different from the other and reactions to any of them would be worthwhile ❤. I can honestly say that as a 70's kid, growing up in the Bronx, music crossed racial lines MUCH MUCH more than they do today; if it was good, it was made and listened to, didn't matter by whom. Unfortunately, I don't see that nearly as much today; things in that regard have regressed.

[@charlesdavis7461]

You will be hearing "Why Can't We Be Friends" soon, they were not a one hit wonder.

[@flogg8635]

You also forgot “Outlaw”.

[@rebeccalipps23]

From 1973-1975, my dad had Treasury department training in Chicago. He came home with an appreciation of the band War. "Why Can't We Be Friends" is another popular tune from them & will likely sound familiar to you & your other subscribers.

[@charlesdavis7461]

That song will be playing very soon.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Yep!

[@bobcox9064]

You are correct… the 70’s (and part of the 60’s) was the best era for music. It was when players actually played, singers could actually sing. Eric Burdon (singer from The Animals - House of the Rising Sun) joined War to record a great song called “Spill the Wine”. If you have not already heard it, I highly recommend checking it out!

[@wearinganapron]

Mugs, the fashion of the lowriders, with the big spongy shocks, began in the early 40s as part of the teenage chicano culture. That style inspired this song -- rather than the other way around. There was clothing style attached originally . . Zoot suits, tight skirts and sweaters, etc. Growing up in Texas in the 69s, I knew a few. : )

[@TheDivayenta]

70’s was a genius decade because there were no rules or restrictions on who could make what kind of music. There were cultural musical intersections everywhere and our lives were the richer for it! ❤😊 Time to watch Up In Smoke with Cheech and Chong!!! Lowrider culture began with LA Chicanos ( Mexicans). Everyone would be cruising in their decked out autos!

[@jonwinns6808]

lowriders first modified their cars in the 1940s and 1950s

[@bryanCJC2105]

War is such a great band with amazing hits like "The World Is A Ghetto", "Slippin Into Darkness", "All Day Music", "Why Can't We Be Friends", "Spill the Wine", "Summer", "Baby Brother", among others. it's a great band to explore. They were extremely popular with the Mexican lowrider crowd in the 70s, which is where I used to hear them as a kid in my neighborhood. I love this band.

[@joyceedwards2708]

Don’t forget Cisco Kid.

[@bryanCJC2105]

@@joyceedwards2708 Yes! Cisco Kid!

[@karenhall8330]

Some were black Mexicans.

[@karenhultgren7810]

Agreed! Really great band! Saw them live with Chicago in the late 70s.

[@rbb9753]

We had a ‘74 Buick that was awesome. If you got in a wreck, you had time to open the door and step out before the shock wave hit you. Also, I have heard this on R&B, AM pop, classic rock, and “adult alternative” radio stations. I’ve seen metal heads grooving to this.

[@axgcat]

War is from the South Bay (Long Beach, Wilmington, Harbor City, San Pedro) which is predominately Mexican/Mexican American & their sound is influenced by this, As a kid i used to think War were Mexicans until I saw a pic of the group. Lowriders are part of the Cholo (Mexican Gang/Pachucos) culture that many African Americans adopted & War is paying homage to this culture.

[@wearinganapron]

Black with a Latin swag. I truly believe that the 70s was the Golden Era for racial relations. The music you see displays that. I feel much more division in evidence today. 1970, the race of the performer was immaterial. Good music was good music. 2020, blacks listen to black music, whites listen to white music, and there is a small area of overlap. Sorry for talking so much, but it's how I see it.

[@gpxo11]

Cisco Kid is another War song that sounds like a Chicano Hispanic band. Other War songs to check out-Summer, All Day Music, The World Is A Ghetto, Slippin Into Darkness and Why Can't We Be Friends.

[@wasclit11]

If you can remember the 70's - you weren't there. 73 yr old disabled Vietnam vet, married 55 years and we're having the time of our lives. Yes there is life after 70.

[@Deam7666]

That’s beautiful 🥰Thank you for your sacrifice, congrats on the long marriage and you guys keep enjoying yourselves-you earned it❣️😁

[@karenpowell6063]

Nothing weird about the 70s, can't say the same thing about today's music scene

[@ArtbyKatina]

70’s great time to be young and alive. LOVE IT ❤🎉

[@billkant849]

The harmonica player is Lee Oskar. He put out several solo albums.

[@Hefher]

The 70's were the BEST !! No one ever thought about the "race" of the artist! We loved and appreciated EVERYONE !!

[@green_guardian5]

FACTS!!

[@apollokokkinokapelo9547]

Race was really only mentioned in a description, like everyone saying "Parliament/Funkadelic? They're like a black funky Kiss", or the other way round - "Kiss? Yeah, they're like a white hard-rock P-Funk."

[@RusShpion]

Wow, never knew the history of this song or that it was done by a black person. Great to see Mugs. Keep up the good work.

[@bearballin]

Oh this the original, and I'm pretty sure no one else has attempted a cover (professionally). This is one of WAR's signature songs.

[@RavenFire4]

War was a whole vibe I lived in San Diego back in the 70's & 80's. Lots of old cars and l8w riders. The whole Why can't we be friends album is 🔥🔥🔥

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Another highly significant and multiracial banned from that era is the Beloved Sly and the Family Stone. Just find a greatest hits playlist and randomly pick any one of those. You will be amazed. Color Me True is my favorite of their hits. "Do ya laugh at the boss's jokes when they ain't funny? Color me true"

[@alapseinjudgementadultlang7787]

😂 the look on your face was priceless. Then ya hit me with the 70s was weird 😂 indeed it was, a lot of surprising talent.

[@kmccaff9626]

The 60s and 70s were like that. All types of people and styles got shook up and mixed up and crazy cool stuff came out. Life was crazy and gritty. You just never knew what would happen next and by who. War was a great great band. Time to add more of them back to my OG playlist.

[@SylviaCovington-g1i]

We had great cars, great music and believe it or not even in rural Texas we got along with all races. Forgot, we also had great fashion!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Yep, harp and sax at the same time. And it's funny because I was a child during this time and there were a lot of different kinds of cars but yeah that's generally what it looked like including the cop cars. And I would say you were more accurate when you were saying it was both a celebration and an inspiration of the culture. The culture already existed but was fairly underground compared to later but the song lyrics actually are quite interesting. They really speak to the culture. The lowrider drives a little slower. He cruises. He makes frequent stops and becomes the center of a social interaction for a while. Gossip and information are exchanged, he moves on, he knows all the streets. He can tell you anything pretty much anything about the neighborhood.

[@paulward1799]

Love your reactions, you've got an old white fan!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Olathe Kansas is a 20-minute drive from me and I drive past it every day to work on my commute.

[@FavoriteMovieDate]

Huge song. I remember it vividly and everyone loved it. I think the bouncy cars came first. It wasn’t until the song came out that I knew they were called Low Riders.

[@doobiedave9686]

My high school years were from 1971-75 and imo the 70's were when rock n roll was at it's finest. 🤘✌️

[@charlesdavis7461]

It was in "Up In Smoke" with Cheech and Chong, hilarious movie. It really was a celebration of low riding, no commercial. War was a Black Band.

[@christinawoolley6206]

Oh young man! I grew up when this song got airplay on the radio. My sister got the album and I became a fan of War. They had such fusion of culture and instruments! Enjoy more! They do not disappoint! 😽🎶

[@wallisliss]

War was an LA neighborhood band. ALL NEIGHBORHOODS.......now go look up Eric Burden and WAR "drink the wine"

[@ElfinMadness]

The music of the 70s is the absolute ultimate dream for musiclovers. Fire all over the airwaves.

[@SERGIO-ym5pc]

Also, check out Latin Alliance (Lowrider on the Boulevard) featuring Kid Frost A.L.T. and Mellon Man Ace. Thanks

[@jollyrodgers7272]

They started out as Eric Burdon and War - the first song I remember on the radio from them was SPILL THE WINE from the album Eric Burdon Declares War. Check it out, about 1970. Good Times! The cops were usually in the Plymouth Fury cop special.

[@User_ginny_aikensc_92753]

When I went to college in the early 70's, the WAR LP was the bomb!! Eric Burdon (formerly with The Animals) does a song on the album called "Spill The Wine," others songs: "The World Is A Ghetto," "Why Can't We Be Friends," (this song), "Cisco Kid," etc...Look for the full LP by WAR!! ✌ Yep, I'm old, but I was born in a great era for music 👍✌💯

[@vusidube1905]

"The group was racially mixed and shared a love of diverse styles of music as most of the members grew up in racially mixed neighborhoods in Los Angeles."

[@vickihirsch8340]

WAR was always fire 🔥. Lee Oskar was the harmonica player and did a great album after WAR called After the Rain. I think you would enjoy it

[@dellett5269]

See, back then, musicians played musical instruments and vocalists sang great lyrics. Result, fantastic music created by people, not computers.

[@lorriredmon8212]

I have LOVED this song forever! What a beat and vibe! You can't not rock to this. I never saw the video before so I didn't know it was about cars. I always thought it was about the Harley Low Rider motorcycle. LOL

[@chadengert7786]

Lowriders also referred to the custom bicycles built just like the cars. Hence the line about not using gas.

[@vinny2195]

Back in the 70's a friend of mine had a 63 Bel Air burned to the ground from all the batteries in the trunk (hydraulics used a lot amps).

[@luckisalady1]

OH my! I remember smokin' with my friends and school bus driver listening to this one!!!! Ride around with our bus driver after dropping the other kids off and cruised!!! Oh, and my dad owned a used car lot so got to ride in lots of rides!

[@chadengert7786]

If you like this one, check out The Cisco Kid. Untouchable

[@Chyanne45]

War it takes me back to a calmer time or got great music they also made music with the lead singer of the animals take me back to 1975😊😊😊😊 back then men were men and women were women if you know what I mean

[@amberfuge-3580]

Dude, come on music has no race and it shouldn’t have but a lot of this music came from the blues and Motown the original Motown

[@MugnifyRTS]

Man, "music has no race" is a term in which you erase the culture expression of those who coined musical styles. You can't erase "Cultural Expression" sir.

[@tomsawyer6324]

My brother had a 1973 Firebird we called "Flying Low ". That was in 1976 and it sat very low but only because the shocks were worn out. 3 to 4 inches off ground. Jammed this song all the time. Great memories. Peace my man and have a great day.

[@jimwatson439]

It was a time of low supply and rising gas prices.

[@doriwiljt]

It's special to have been a teenager in the 70s. The lead singer of The Animals Eric Burdon sang with War on "Spill the Wine".

[@Festus171]

Oh Man! I can't wait to see you unpack some more War. What an incredible band! Great reaction!

[@charlottewood8964]

1st song i listen to at work everyday

[@lindasalaki9404]

Oh yeah growing up in the 70s the music was 🔥🔥🔥 . The Band War also sang a song "War" ☮️

[@alfeaver7335]

You have no idea the music you missed out on.

[@kens32052]

Gas was 50 cents/gal back than.

[@karenhultgren7810]

Love my 60s - 90s music!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

SOUTHERN PART OF TEXAS, GYPSY MAN long version.

[@justinbaskin5283]

bro i had the exact opposite reaction i was thinkin aint no way bro thought a white dude made THIS song ? 💀🤣

[@MugnifyRTS]

I was born in the 80s 😂 early

[@rhllnm]

Espanola, New Mexico - Lowrider capital of the world!

[@felixnorman9562]

The band has Chicago's, whites, black men! Listen to City Cpuntry City!

[@cakesaregood5176]

Check out a group called Mother’s Finest. Baby Love, Mickey’s Monkey. Great group.

[@Teardehawkee]

If you want to experience incredible homonica plsying. Listen to Stevie Wonder's Too High.

[@vampfashions]

Uh, we kinda thought we had buried that whole race nonsense thing back in the 70s, too many white and black brothers loving and dying in the jungles to care about that silly crap. So very stupid that we even notice colour anymore. Stories "Brother Louie" should have ended the whole need for discussion.

[@watchcity2068]

Growing up with the 60s 70s and 80s, we had thee very best music on the planet. Looks like the streets in Cuba.

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Remember your reaction to the Animals song “House of the Rising Sun”? The lead singer Eric Burdon was one of the founders of War (after the animals). War was originally called: Eric Burdon and War. If you watch War’s song “Spill The Wine” you’ll see him. It was a multi-cultural band. 😊 Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/al67pGqEgJJqeJosi=6YQ_MCmBG2F5rv8U

[@lizroberts6257]

To add a side note, not everyone knows the Animals bass player, Chas Chandler, more or less "discovered", then managed, Jimi Hendricks.

[@toonertik]

Been cruising with the Low Rider for near on 50 years.. welcome aboard.. happy you found it ;-))))

[@bobschenkel7921]

In the 1970's you could tell a Chevrolet from a Ford from a Buick from a Dodge from a Chrysler. Now? You can't tell a Honda from a Toyota from a Kia from a Mazda. And WAR was a great band. "Why Can't We Be Friends?", "Cisco Kid", "Livin' In The Red", "The World Is A Ghetto", more...

[@wessheavner4294]

A black dude from Olathe ks . He grew up as close to Canada as to Mexico.

[@kevinmalone2218]

Sadly, lead singer/saxophone player Charles Miller was stabbed to death in an attempted robbery in L.A. in 1980 he was 41 years old. RIP.

[@SERGIO-ym5pc]

Mexican American veterans came up with lowriders in the 1940s, and soon African Americans began customizing their cars which the song Lowrider came out later in the 70s.

[@galagalaxia6286]

I once listened to this song on my headphones when I was completely stoned while walking through the city and thought I was the hottest lol Symbol „Von der Community überprüft“

[@gilshows4660]

The 3 best are The World is A Ghetto, All Day Music, Slippen Into Darkness ! Trust me on this one ! Also, Eric Burdon ( Animals) British rocker kinda help start them off, although their base is Afro-Cuban. Spill the Wine, bet you heard that, anyway that was Burdon

[@TisJustMe...]

Loved this sound back in the day (still like the smooth groove) ... gave me a strange Cuban-Jamaican feel.

[@jrfoster4225]

I got to see War in concert, they were incredible! One of my favorite bands from the 70s.

[@lindakoschwitz7098]

The only people who have heard of Olatha KS are people who are from Olatha KS War is one of my favorite groups! There are so many great cuts you should check out.

[@lisamartin7599]

70s was much more inclusive and less color concerned than we are now.

[@janetsilverhawk7204]

Check out slipping into darkness by War,the long version

[@tinakeith5822]

Olathe, Ks is about 20 minutes from me! I live in Kansas City, Missouri! It’s just across the state line. Loved this song back in the day!

[@robertvirtue8070]

The best movie to use this song was Cheech and Tong's Up in Smoke" Used at the beginning during the opening creats with Cheech driving his car. and picking up Tommy Tong. One funny movie, My parents even liked it.

[@melanieheathbeasley133]

I was born in the 70’s but those next two decades were free AF. We were wild and our for real back the

[@fernandomoya2921]

WAR will always be one of the greatest bands period. Everyone can relate to them.

[@michaelrosas1848]

The Harmonica guy is Danish. 'Im serious!

[@astroteech]

I loved this song when it came out at the time, but I forever will associate it with Cheech and Chong!

[@KayentaMoenkopi]

They reprise this song with Dog Face for an advertisement. called, No Lighter. He still has it going on!

[@lisamartin7599]

Check out sly and the family stone.

[@myrealtorlourdes5010]

Lowriders still doing it low. Many memories as a teenager lowriding on Whittier Boulevard

[@jackempson3044]

That's the original. Eric Burden of the Animals sang with them a a lot too. They had a few albums together. Spill the Wine is a really good hit song. 'Spirit" is also a good song he sings with them

[@musicairplanes4884]

I can't hear this song with out thinking about Cheech & Chong's movie Up in Smoke.

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

This always reminds me of East Oakland. And crusin’

[@jerrybell1766]

All these years and they brothers? I love learning new things! Very cool!

[@suzanneanderson6921]

See quite a few low riders in Corpus Christi ❤ Beautiful rides, brother.

[@antkemp]

Nah, this was tribute to old school low riders.

[@bwilliams463]

That bass line is a total groove. And Olathe, Kansas is near Kansas City.

[@christianwilliamson9752]

Dude looks like Busta rhymes father.

[@mikehigh3120]

Wow!!, i live not very far from Olatha Kansas

[@donnadubyak6504]

70s we listened to e erything. No one was pigeon holed into one genre.

[@truxnstuff]

I believe the lowrider inspired the song.