About "Who's Gonna Win The War"
"Who's Gonna Win The War?" is a 1980 song by the UK rock group Hawkwind. It was released as a single in the UK (BRO109) on 7 November 1980, being an edit of the version on the album Levitation.
Bronze changed their manufacturers and distributors during the single release from EMI (which had a cream paper label depicting the evolving man logo) to Polydor Records (which had a lime green plastic label). The single was the first for which the band recorded a promotional video, as Dave Brock explains:
"We'd never done a video before, miming and all that. The first take was all right, but by the time we were doing the third it was difficult to be serious."The band also made a rare television appearance, albeit on German music show Musikladen on 14 February 1981 at Baden-Baden, playing a live version of this song and "Motorway City", featuring Tim Blake replacement Keith Hale on Hammond organ. Also appearing on the show was Alexis Korner with Jack Bruce, this being the first time Hawkwind's drummer Ginger Baker spoke to the bassist since their acrimonious split in Cream.
"Who's Gonna Win the War?" was soon dropped from the live set, its last appearance at the Glastonbury Festival in 1981 was released on the Hawkwind Anthology compilation album.
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- Dust Of Time
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- Earth Calling
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- Adjust Me
- Abducted
- Seven By Seven
- Death Of War
- Assault And Battery
- Garden Pests
- Mask Of The Morning
- Choose Your Masks
- Rites Of The Netherworld
- Master Of The Universe
- Down Through The Night
- Are You Losing Your Mind?
- Days Of The Underground
- Hassan I Sabha (assassins Of Allah)
- Hall Of The Mountain Grill
- Horn Of Fate (destiny)
- Standing At The Edge
- Kapal
- The Demented Man
- Lost Johnny
- Lsd
- Moonglum (friend Without A Cause)
- Magnu
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