Eric Burdon, the iconic frontman of The Animals, unleashes a powerful and politically charged funk rock experience with "Eric Burdon Declares War." Released on January 1, 1970, through Avenue Records, this 42-minute album is a testament to Burdon's evolving sound and his commitment to social commentary. The album opens with "The Vision Of Rassan Medley," a powerful blend of "Dedication" and "Roll On Kirk," setting the tone for the raw and unfiltered journey that follows. Burdon's gritty vocals and the band's tight, funky grooves create an immersive atmosphere that captures the spirit of the times. Tracks like "Tobacco Road" and "Spill The Wine" showcase Burdon's ability to blend rock, funk, and soul seamlessly. The album also features the poignant "Blues For Memphis Slim Medley," a heartfelt tribute to the blues legend, and the socially conscious "You're No Stranger." With its bold lyrics and infectious rhythms, "Eric Burdon Declares War" is a timeless piece of music that continues to resonate with fans of funk rock and those who appreciate music with a message.
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