Veterans of the Californian west coast circuit, the core of War's line-up were:
Leroy 'Lonnie' Jordan (b. 21st November 1948, San Diego, California, U.S.A.; keyboards)
Howard Scott (b. 15th March 1946, San Pedro, California, U.S.A.; guitar)
Charles Miller (b. 2nd June 1939, Olathe, Kansas, U.S.A., d. 1980; flute, saxophone)
Morris 'B.B.' Dickerson (b. 3rd August 1949, Torrence, California, U.S.A.; bass)
Papa Dee Allen (b. Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A. ; percussion)
and Harold Brown (b. 17th March 1946, Long Beach, California, U.S.A.; drums)
Albums:
with Eric Burdon: Eric Burdon Declares War (MGM 1970)
with Eric Burdon: The Black Man's Burdon (MGM 1970)
War (United Artists 1971)
All Day Music (United Artists 1971)
The World Is A Ghetto (United Artists 1972)
Deliver The Word (United Artists 1973)
War Live! (United Artists 1974)
Why Can't We Be Friends? (United Artists 1975)
Galaxy (MCA 1977)
Youngblood (United Artists 1978)
The Music Band (MCA 1979)
The Music Band 2 (MCA 1979)
The Music Band - Live (MCA 1980)
Outlaw (RGA 1982)
Life (Is So Strange) (RCA 1983)
Where There's Smoke (Coco Plum 1984)
Peace Sign (RCA / Avenue 1994)
Don't Let No One Get You Down (Rhino 1995)
Grooves & Messages ([2-CD] BMG 1999)
