War - Outlaw (1982)

Artist:  War
Title:  Outlaw
Release:  1982
Format:  LP
Label:  RCA Records
Catalog#  PL-14208

“Outlaw” is an album by War, released on RCA Victor Records in 1982.
This was War's first album for RCA. Between this and the previous album on MCA, War released a single on LA Records, a company owned by their producer Jerry Goldstein: "Cinco de Mayo", which also appears on “Outlaw”, backed with "Don't Let No One Get You Down", an older track from “Why Can't We Be Friends?” (1975).
Alice Tweed Smith (vocals) had left the band since their previous album, reducing the group to eight members, although the cover only shows seven. Pat Rizzo isn't on cover picture. Assuming that composer credits indicate the lineup of each track (excluding producer Jerry Goldstein); on some tracks, Ron Hammon (drums) and Pat Rizzo (saxophone) are not credited
Three more singles from the album were issued on RCA Victor: "You Got the Power" backed with "Cinco de Mayo", "Outlaw" backed with "I'm About Somebody", and "Just Because" backed with "The Jungle (medley)". Also, "Baby It's Cold Outside" (not the popular 1940s song by Frank Loesser) was issued as a promotional single for seasonal music radio programming. Therefore, every track on the album was also issued on a single, though some were probably edited.


Side one
1.  You Got The Power   (5:41)  
2.  Outlaw   (5:02)  
3.  The Jungle (Medley)  (8:06) 
     a.  Beware It's A Jungle Out There   
     b.  The Street Of Walls   
     c.  The Street Of Lights   
     d.  The Street Of Now  

Side two
1.  Just Because   (4:09)  
2.  Baby It's Cold Outside  (5:51)  
3.  I'm About Somebody   (5:34)  
4.  Cinco De Mayo   (3:59)

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