“Low Rider”
The band Warfare fashioned in 1969, in Lengthy Seashore, California. “Low Rider” is from their 1975 album Why Can’t We Be Mates? The music was a success as quickly because it got here out. It went to #1 on the Billboard R&B charts, and it’s simply had great lasting energy ever since. Apart from being within the film Dazed and Confused, the place I heard it, it’s been sampled by the Beastie Boys, it was lined by Korn, and it was the theme music for all six seasons of The George Lopez Present.
For this episode, I talked to Warfare’s bandleader Lonnie Jordan, and their producer Jerry Goldstein. The 2 of them instructed me how “Low Rider” was made within the studio, via a mixture of improvisation and meticulous enhancing.
You should purchase or stream “Low Rider” right here.
Illustration by Carlos Lerma.
For a transcript of this episode, click on right here.
“Low Rider” personnel: Lonnie Jordan, Papa Dee Allen, B.B. Dickerson, Charles Miller, Harold Brown, Howard Scott, and Lee Oskar
“Low Rider” as seen within the film Dazed and Confused
Crystal Studios
Jerry Goldstein’s prior credit included “Grasp on Sloopy” and “My Boyfriend’s Again”
Tito Puente
Lowrider automobiles
Stevie Surprise
Sound Metropolis Studios
“Low Rider” is sampled on “G.D.F.R.” by Flo Rida
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