The four Music Band albums covered a painful period for War fans. They seemed past their prime and had resorted to issuing half-hearted remakes of old hits, while trying to find a new way to restate their classic funk/soul/Afro-Latin formula. This second in the series contained a sad remake of "The World Is A Ghetto," while only "Don't Take It Away" was reminiscent of their glorious legacy. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
War (Main Performer), Lee Oskar (Harmonica), Lee Oskar (Vocals), Lee Oskar (Vocals (Background)), Lonnie Jordan (Organ), Lonnie Jordan (Guitar), Lonnie Jordan (Percussion), Lonnie Jordan (Piano), Lonnie Jordan (Keyboards), Lonnie Jordan (Vocals), Lonnie Jordan (Vocals (Background)), Papa Dee Allen (Percussion), Papa Dee Allen (Vocals), Papa Dee Allen (Vocals (Background)), Harold Brown (Percussion), Harold Brown (Drums), Harold Brown (Vocals), Harold Brown (Vocals (Background)), B.B. Dickerson (Bass), B.B. Dickerson (Percussion), Richard Gibbs (Keyboards), Ron Hammon (Drums), Ron Hammon (Vocals), Luther Rabb (Bass), Luther Rabb (Vocals), Pat Rizzo (Horn), Pat Rizzo (Vocals), Howard Scott (Vocals), Howard Scott (Vocals (Background)), Alice Tweed Smith (Vocals), Alice Tweed Smith (Vocals (Background)), Charles Miller (Wind)
