Low Rider

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"Low Rider" is a classic 1975 funk-rock song by the band War, known for its distinctive bassline and association with Chicano car culture.

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Low Rider canonical 5
Lowrider 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist War
associatedWith Chicano culture
lowrider car culture
bSide So
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 7
countryOfOrigin United States
featuredInFilm Dazed and Confused
Friday
Up in Smoke
featuredInTelevision George Lopez
genre funk
funk rock
rock
hasCoverVersionBy Korn
Offspring
hasCulturalImpact anthem of lowrider and car cruising scenes
hasInstrument bass guitar
drums
guitar
harmonica
keyboards
percussion
saxophone
hasMusicVideo false
isClassic true
language English
length 3:11
notableFeature distinctive bassline
use of cowbell and percussion
partOfAlbum Why Can’t We Be Friends?
performer War
producer Jerry Goldstein
Lonnie Jordan
recordedBy War
recordLabel United Artists Records
releaseDate 1975-05-01
releaseYear 1975
side A-side
theme celebration of lowrider lifestyle
usedAsThemeSongFor George Lopez
writer B.B. Dickerson
Charles Miller
Harold Brown
Howard Scott
Lee Oskar
Lonnie Jordan
Papa Dee Allen
War

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Lopez Tonight openingTheme Low Rider
Dyna hasNotableModel Low Rider
Down trackListItem Low Rider
War notableWork Low Rider
War notableSong Low Rider
Stoned Raiders hasPart Lowrider
linked to: Low Rider