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The World Is a Ghetto (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition) by War (CD, 2024)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelAvur, Avenue Records

UPC0603497824281

eBay Product ID (ePID)3071189751

Product Key Features

Release Year2024

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistWar

Release TitleThe World Is a Ghetto (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition)

Dimensions

Item Height0.77 in

Item Weight0.37 lb

Item Length5.21 in

Item Width5.00 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks18

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 The Cisco Kid 1.2 Where Was You At 1.3 City, Country, City 1.4 Four Cornered Room 1.5 The World is a Ghetto 1.6 Beetles in the Bog 2.1 L.A. Sunshine (Original Jam) 2.2 War is Coming (Original Jam) 2.3 Lonnie's Wednesday Night Jam 2.4 Lee's Latin Jam 2.5 Blues for Papa Dee 2.6 This is My Song Milton James 3.1 The Making of "The Cisco Kid" 3.2 The Making of "Where Was You At" 3.3 The Making of "City, Country, City" 4.1 The Making of "Four Cornered Room" 4.2 The Making of "The World is a Ghetto" 4.3 The Making of "Beetles in the Bog"

NotesWar The World Is A Ghettowas a top selling album upon it's release in 1973. This set is a unique creation overseen by original producer Jerry Goldstein that includes the original album, and then each of the six songs from the original album in the original jam recordings, so fans can hear how Jerry curated the final songs from the original recorded jams. Upon it's vinyl release last year, Pitchfork rated it an 8.8 (out of 10) and called stated that the bonus material "... of in-studio jams suggests they might have rivaled Herbie Hancock's Headhunters as one of funk's greatest groups of improvisers."